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Re: Oily fish makes 'babies brainier'

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  1. TC said:

    It is not just the omega-3, it is all the rest of the great nutrition
    that comes from fresh fish. Like vitamins A and E and complete
    proteins. There is no way that this kind of thing can be attributed to
    only one simple singular component of a diet or of a given complex food
    item. It is the combined sum of all components of what is a fresh good
    whole food like fish. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

    And that is what is wrong with the mainstream and how they look at
    nutrition and health. They fixate on only a small aspect of the whole
    thing and they miss the forest for the trees. They are too stupid to
    consider multiple aspects at once. It s not the individual components
    that make the diet strong, it is the sum total of its parts IN
    COMBINATION.

    The singular component [censored] is an extension of the [censored] concept
    that one singular unique molecular entity will be the savior of our
    sick and the resulting pharmaceutical pills will be the answer that
    will make us healthy.

    TC

    Kinda like your fixation with carbohydrates?

  2. jt said:
    TC said:

    It is not just the omega-3, it is all the rest of the great nutrition
    that comes from fresh fish. Like vitamins A and E and complete
    proteins. There is no way that this kind of thing can be attributed to
    only one simple singular component of a diet or of a given complex food
    item. It is the combined sum of all components of what is a fresh good
    whole food like fish. The whole is greater than the sum of its parts

    And that is what is wrong with the mainstream and how they look at
    nutrition and health. They fixate on only a small aspect of the whole
    thing and they miss the forest for the trees. They are too stupid to
    consider multiple aspects at once. It s not the individual components
    that make the diet strong, it is the sum total of its parts IN
    COMBINATION.

    The singular component [censored] is an extension of the [censored] concept
    that one singular unique molecular entity will be the savior of our
    sick and the resulting pharmaceutical pills will be the answer that
    will make us healthy.

    TC


    Quoted message said:

    Kinda like your fixation with carbohydrates?

    Actually I haven't fixated on one component. Refined carbs are not one
    singular component. They are a class of fake foods. From sugar to high
    fructose corn sugar to potato chips to white four. They are all very
    different in source and in preparation.

    But they do have one thing in common. They are fake manufactured foods.
    They all raise blood glucose levels in unhealthy ways. They are slow
    poisons being sold to our children.

    I also talk about the unhealthiness of grains in general. They are good
    bird or cattle food but are slow poisons to man.

    Milk is no longer milk. It is now a highly processed dead substance.
    Ultra high temp pasteurization kills it and deforms the protein and fat
    molecules making it toxic.

    Vegetable fats are highly processed manufactured foods. Hydrogenation
    turns vegetable fats into poisons like trans fats.

    Soy is not real food. It contain phyto-toxins and phyto-estrogens that
    does more harm than it does good.

    Eat real foods. Real foods don't have food labels. They rot and go bad,
    unlike manufactured [censored] with months-long shelf lives.

    Carbs are only the most prevalent modern poisons and the most insidious
    because our children are being reared on and being accustomed to food
    being extremely sweet. They are being hooked while they are still
    sucking on a bottle.

    TC

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