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In a message dated 5/6/03 4:44:29 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

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> Iknow that if I eat vegan, mostly raw by the way, I feel almost 100 percent

> 100 percent of the time. When I let coffee and sugar creep into my diet i

> relapse. Believe it or not, there is life without sugar although our

> society doesn't want you to think so. You must be careful for b 12

deficiency, and it is hard to watch carbs as a vegan. Supressing the immune

system will complicate the problem.

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In a message dated 5/6/03 4:44:29 AM Pacific Daylight Time,

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> HI MARIE CAN YOU GIVE ME SOME POINTERS AS TO WHAT I SHOULD CUT OUT OR

> CHANGE REGDS MIKECut out junk food and cigarettes

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I looked at albertsons yesterday for this marinaide and could not find it,

waaaa! Where did you find it?

in Texas

> Message: 7

> Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 08:41:12 -0700 (PDT)

> From: Seattle Lady <seattle_lady2003@...>

> Subject: Re: Mojo marinade

>

> Oooh, ooh! I found some. My pork is soaking in it as I type. I can't

> wait to cook and eat it!

>

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Thanks, we don't have those stores in Texarkana, TX. I guess I'll have to

order them on line since Albertsons is suppose to carry them according to the

search, but they had no idea what they were yesterday, lol.

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> Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 16:31:25 -0000

> From: " Bridgette " <bridgette2girls@...>

> Subject: Re: Digest Number 1713

>

> I buy mine at Trader Joes. Some bigger Ralphs markets also carry them

> or you can order them at La Tortilla Factory.com

> >Where can these be bought? Thanks

> >

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When I subscribed I opted for a digest that included up to 25 emails in one

instead of individual emails. I did that once and could not keep up. :-)

> Message: 14

> Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 16:32:31 -0000

> From: " Bridgette " <bridgette2girls@...>

> Subject: Digest Number

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> Why do some posts come up as " digest Number " Instead of what the

> topic is about?

> Bridgette

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-Why don't you just read them at the website and not get any sent to

you in email form. Just a suggestion. You can change to only

getting impt info in email and the rest you just click on messages

and read at the site.

Bridgette

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> When I subscribed I opted for a digest that included up to 25

emails in one

> instead of individual emails. I did that once and could not keep

up. :-)

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> > Message: 14

> > Date: Sun, 15 Jun 2003 16:32:31 -0000

> > From: " Bridgette " <bridgette2girls@y...>

> > Subject: Digest Number

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> > Why do some posts come up as " digest Number " Instead of what

the

> > topic is about?

> > Bridgette

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Hi guys,, on the train ride I ran into some people that mill their own

flour... have any of you done that w/ spelt grain?! now that would be fun!

happy

holidays all,, ps. sarah (or susan?),, I don't think it was thomas that made

that comment ....

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If you are lucky enough to have a REAL health food store close by, like

Cash grocer in andria VA here, they have their own mill and can

grind any flour for you while you wait.

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

Re: Digest Number 1724

Hi guys,, on the train ride I ran into some people that mill their own

flour... have any of you done that w/ spelt grain?! now that would be

fun! happy

holidays all,, ps. sarah (or susan?),, I don't think it was thomas that

made

that comment ....

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You may have already tried this, but I heard about it at a conference:

stretch a section of paper towel (like Bounty) over the toilet bowl, so that

the child feels the " cloth " (paper towel) against their skin. The speaker

at this conference said that some kids just need to feel something against

their skin to feel comfortable voiding.

Good luck!

Eileen

Date: Mon, 06 Dec 2004 21:52:43 -0000

From: " vbaprincess " <vbaprincess@...>

Subject: toilet training-take 3

Hi!

I have a 3 and a half year old son with autism. I currently have a

25 hour home based verbal behavior program. We have unsuccessfully

tried to potty train our son. First we did positive practice and

secondly we would take him to the potty on a schedule. The problem

is holds his urine and stool to the point of having 2 UTI's

and bladder spasms when we have tried to train him. He has the

cognitive understanding but for some reason he only

feels " comfortable " voiding in the diaper. When he has peed in the

potty he becomes very frightened and there hasn't been a reinforcer

that could win him over. Does anyone have any advice ?

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In a message dated 1/11/2005 11:21:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

writes:

Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 16:44:00 -0000

From: " evolretep " <Luvsonginc@...>

Subject: Weaning Off Dilantin!!

I am going to try and wean off Dilantin because it causes so much

side effects that I cannot go on. My Drs are no good with warnings or

consequences. I am seeing double vision whenever I look out of the

coners of my eyes let alone my memory and speech problems.

I had a friend wean off and he felt much better. Diet and lack of

stress was the main thing that kept him from not having seizures.

Drs. never even tried to find the root cause of the seizures, just

gave me Dilantin. I ended up on 8 medications of which 3 were

benzodiazepams. Go figure. I am not down to Dilantin 300 mgs and

ampem 2.5mgs twice daily and 5.25 at bedtime.

I need your prayers and encouragement and advice. I would also like

to hear from anyone who has successfully done it. Did their mental

falcuties return to normal? I am going to do like the woman is doing

with her child, get of of the B.S. Thanks with love.

R.B.

..

..

>>> RB

We successfully weaned our son off of Dilatin and Phenobarbital

simultaneously. He had been on these drugs since birth and for about 25 years.

We took almost a year to do that and for the first time in his life, Charlie

was drug free and we had a look at what our adopted son was really like.

Charlie was seizure-free for several years.

Take it slowly. Eat a good diet - no junk - with extra B vitamins and

minerals at minimum.

Read the four books out there on treating epilepsy naturally.

Good luck.

mjh

http://foxhillfarm.us/FireBasil/

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, that is so awesome!!!! I think your messages show that you certainly have

a gift for helping others with your wisdom, determination, and positive

attitude. I know how much I look forwared to reading your messages and how much

you have inspired me to keep fighting for this implant. Go tell the world,

girl....it's your gift to others. Can't wait to read your book!!!! Please let

us know when the articles are published so we can share them with you.

Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 20:04:47 -0600

From: " Kozlik " <lisak70@...>

Subject: Re: OT - More Stats - Look Where the Site Ranks in the Top 1000

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Alice,

This is fabulous news!!

My audi continues to compliment our website! She has already shared it with

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severe or profound hearing loss. <smile>

Implanted: 12/22/04 Activated: 1/18/05

Deafblind/Postlingual

BTE hearing aid user 20 years

Severe-profound hearing loss 10 years

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In a message dated 5/13/05 9:42:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, writes:

We tend to put our philosophical ideasahead of our nutritional needs. People who don't eat meats because ofreligious or ethical principles clearly are in this category

This is just your opinion. I do not need to eat meat to thrive or look younger. There is plenty to eat without eating meat that satisfies one's needs. I've been veg for 20 years and all my friends who are veg are doing just great. We look better than meat eaters, too.

It's more what your beliefs are then the truth.

K

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The whole quote:

"Equally undefined is the term Optimum Nutrition (ON). We cantheoretically say that ON is a diet that has everything that you needto thrive. So, where are the perfectly balanced chow pellets forhumans? They don't exist. We tend to put our philosophical ideasahead of our nutritional needs. People who don't eat meats because ofreligious or ethical principles clearly are in this category. Buteach of us has preferences or idiosyncrasies that may prevent us fromgetting the perfect balance of nutrients. When was the last time thatyou ate liver, or kidney pie? Have you ever eaten tripe or brains? Yuck! is the typical reaction. Yet, optimal nutrition could requiresomething that we avoid because of philosophical or cultural reasons.Our great genetic diversity also contributes to our inability todefine ON. It is probably impossible to have an optimum diet to whichnobody is allergic.

I guess I don't understand your comment. Lotsa CRonies are vegetarian, more or less. Our belief is less calories is better from a scientific background, not a philosophical POV. I haven't seen any data that says a vegetarian diet is superior nutritionally to a mixed diet.

I'm a lacto vegetarian mostly. Are you a vegan?

Regards.

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From: lv2breathe@...

Cc: Lv2breathe@...

Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 1:30 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Digest Number 1724

In a message dated 5/13/05 9:42:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, writes:

We tend to put our philosophical ideasahead of our nutritional needs. People who don't eat meats because ofreligious or ethical principles clearly are in this category

This is just your opinion. I do not need to eat meat to thrive or look younger. There is plenty to eat without eating meat that satisfies one's needs. I've been veg for 20 years and all my friends who are veg are doing just great. We look better than meat eaters, too.

It's more what your beliefs are then the truth.

K

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lv2breathe,

I did not mean to ruffle anyone's feathers. It is well known that

B-vitamins, and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids are more readily available

from meats and fish than from non-animal sources. But it is a fact

that some people avoid these sources for religious or ethical

principles. I did not say that this was good or bad. I am happy that

you and your friends look better than meat eaters. We certainly need

more good looking people in this world.

One of my neighbors is a lacto-ovo vegetarian. His religion allows

him to eat only animal products that do not harm animals. Strict

vegans do not consume any animal products. Are these personal

decisions reached by scientifically determining an optimum way of

meeting human nutritional needs? No. They are primarily guided by

philosophical principles. That is all I was trying to say.

IMO

Tony

> In a message dated 5/13/05 9:42:14 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,

> writes:

>

> We tend to put our philosophical ideas ahead of our nutritional

> needs. People who don't eat meats because of

> religious or ethical principles clearly are in this category.

>

> This is just your opinion. I do not need to eat meat to thrive

> or look younger. There is plenty to eat without eating meat

> that satisfies one's needs. I've been veg for 20 years and all

> my friends who are veg are doing just great. We look better

> than meat eaters, too. It's more what your beliefs are then

> the truth.

>

> K

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