Actually, I take milk thistle daily. It also helps some with the inflamation in my joints. I order it online and it's called "Maximum Milk Thistle." I'm a grown woman of 52, but my mom insists on paying for it. It comes automatically. I was pretty surprised when my conventional western medicine gastroenterologist told me to take milk thistle.
Thank you Ann. Push comes to shove, I do have my champions in this newsgroup! How can we NOT know one another for over a decade and not discuss things? Geesh.
v
The stickier the better! :)
My SIL has hyperthyroid....I think. It may be hypo. She's a rail, is a yogini in perfect shape and she's been taking thyroid medication for years and till a few months ago she felt fine. Now she's exhausted again. Since she is only 45 and not really going through menapause yet, I think it may be something to do with her hormone levels. Too much estrogen or not enough. She was using topic progesterone and may have been using too much. They're trying to get her straightened out, but I know from talking to her how difficult this problem can be and how hard it is to regulate once out of wack. It can be done so just keep going...
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I finished 'enjoying' your web page. very nice pictures you got. thank you very much for sharing with me.
Jim
Many of the eastern cultures consider eggs as a black food. Not all, but many. Yogini's don't eat eggs, onions or garlic. I am Buddhist and there are certain days we shouldn't eat eggs or other black foods. I'd have to look at the calendar and I'm not very adherent.
v
Yes, I didn't clarify, but I meant corn. When someone says corn fed, run the other way.
Okay, I concede. I was focused on beef. I should have been more broad in my thought.
Oh, I certainly was not proselytizing to anyone here. This is my choice and my spiritual path. My husband eats meat and I make it for him, but he eats very little. These days there are so many ways to cook nutritious foods using alternative measures. There are times where he doesn't even know he isn't eating meat. Fortunately, I didn't marry a big fuss pot. He appreciates most of what I cook for him. Now if I can get him off hot dogs that would be great. Till then, at least I buy Kosher.
Jangchub expounded:
V, tell her to be careful about soy. I think it triggered my episode. More here
Jim expounded:
You're welcome, Jim :o)
From her self aggrandizing posts it is safe to say that I am not interested in knowing. I expressed my opinion but they always seem to rile you up. I'm sure you know where you can go, and what you can do there.
Oh, Om, you know me. I love dirt. Nothin' wrong with a little shit that time won't cure. Out in the garden, the shit is aged (it doesn't, as you well know, doesn't go in green), subjected to UV radiation from good ol' Mother Nature, and her helpmates, the fungi and the bacteria. Mother Nature spinning gold from hay. Problem as I see it from 'ponics, is that you would be growing with chem ferts and chem ferts and phyto-nutrients don't seem to go together, from what I've read.
Always a pleasure to chat with you.
In his 60's (looks a lot younger except the eyes), and a very, very avid long distance backpacker.
Years ago it was shown that bacteria do not survive on wooden cutting boards. See the following:
Ted
Yes you did miss the point. But that's OK, the rest of us figured out that Jangchub was responding to a post about e-coli being in cattle guts.
I'm guessing that a freezing cow wallowing in
So, we have a post about e-coli in cattle guts, a response about cattle wallowing in manure and somehow you translate that to sad, cold and unhappy cows! Sheesh!
I'm sure even a school kid could figure out that cattle will poop all year round so cold weather if irrelevant. And, as a cattle breeder, I can tell you that cattle will quite happily poop while they lie down and don't seem to bother if they then shift possition and end up wiht it smeared all over themselves. I've even seen a cow have her head shat on by another cown and she didn't even bother moving and she was under no restiction to move if she had so desired.
You are obviously not reading the same thread as I am. The lengthy thread I'm reading has spent more time trying to find out how vegans get B12.
Please don't
The only time any vegetarian has ever made sense to me was when they have stated that they don't eat meat because they don't like the taste of meat. The instant they get off into ethics or philosophy, they start being illogical and then go from bad to worse.
Well you may not be in imminent danger of dying, but we are all dying. Even Billy has the same condition as the rest of us and we will all die from a sexually transmitted terminal condition.
Billy expounded:
You are such a nice guy.
The message
from Billy contains these words:
That you are "not interested in knowing" (anything about anything) , is increasingly obvious. It's also the reason why your uninformed opinions and ignorant criticisms of what you don't understand, attract so much negative attention. But then, that's your troll agenda, isn't it?
Janet
That's interesting. Both times I've started to do more soy as a protein source, I've encountered some strange changes in my health.
Hope I don't have to give it up totally. I really love steamed edamame.
Cheryl
Cheryl Isaak expounded:
They don't bother me but I eat them occasionally, not on a regular basis. I like them, too!
Yes, her body already tells her soy is not good for her system. She is working with an endocrinologist and is also going to see an MD who uses holistic methods with conventional medicine.
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