Mucoid plaque was Metabolic Typing

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Hi Chris:

> Well, we're trying to encourage the body to eliminate this mucoid plaque,

> which is difficult to do. I've spoken to many colonic irrigationists,

> fasters, naturopaths, raw fooders, etc, who've never seen this stuff! And

> belive me, when it comes out, you take notice.

### I've seen " pictures " of it and have read about this mucoid plaque in

various places. (You're talking about the black tarry looking stuff that's

sometimes shaped like the colon, right?) I've always wondered if this was

true or not and now that you mentioned that you've, " spoken to many colonic

irrigationists, fasters, naturopaths, raw fooders, etc, who've NEVER this

stuff! " it makes me even more skeptical. I know you're not here to convince

me of anything and that you know what you know, but these types of claims

really make me wonder if there are any pathologists out there or even

butchers that have actually seen these plaques in autopsies or while

butchering any animals. (I guess it would have to be autopsies of

domesticated animals on processed foods.) I have seen x-rays of really

distorted intestines, but the plaque thing is not as convincing especially

when you read that the colon and intestines are continually sluffing off

tissue daily. If the tissue is in fact sluffing off that quickly, then how

can these plaques form in complete " molds " of the intestine? I've read that

these plaques are a result of years and years of mucoid build up.

Anybody know of a pathologist that regulary does autopsies from which we

could ask these types of questions? Even those of you who butcher your own

animals. Have you seen any of this stuff? I'd be interested to know if you

ever find liver stones. I haven't seen any yet in the liver that I purchase

to eat. Maybe they've all been cleaned out of them? I recall a discussion

here before that even with a pristine diet, they still passed liver stones

with a liver flush.

Marla

P.S. I'm not saying the people don't get liver stones or muciod plaque, but

the claims are made that " everyone " gets these. That's where I start to

question the claim. I suppose if you can find any animals today eating a

pristine diet, you should be able to find a man who is be able to as well.