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traditional foods and the glycemic index (was Re: Carbs and Physical Activity)

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oops! just noticed an error from a post i wrote yesterday.

wrote:

>>>>Understood, but even with that restriction, are all " traditional " foods

good?

my response was:

---->maybe there are, but I can't think of any - at least not 'first choice

foods' which are the foods we talk about all day long, and that most or all

of us can afford to eat.

well duh! that's the opposite of what i was trying to say :( i think i

deleted a sentence preceding this one that totally changes the meaning of

this. it was something like " Are there traditional foods that are NOT

healthy? " or something to that effect. In that context, the rest of my post

should make sense! without this sentence, the whole thing is confusing :(

so it should read:

Are there traditional foods that are not healthy?

maybe there are, but I can't think of any - at least not 'first choice

foods' which are the foods we talk about all day long, and that most or all

of us can afford to eat. when you get into the period of the broad spectrum

revolution and the fact that people had to resort to second and third choice

foods due to over hunting or the ice age die off of lots of prey species,

then no, i don't think those second/third choice foods are that 'good.'

etc, etc...

Suze Fisher

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