Does too much protein congest lymphatic system & lead to cancer?

[Guest guest]

One thing we can take for granted about the whole Native Nutrition

thing is that the " natives " who ate it were much more active than we

are; so what was good for them in their lifestyle may not be as good

for us in ours, especially if we get as much exercise as the typical

American.

I've been obsessively researching the lymphatic system after

reading " The Trial and Persecution of Gaston Naessens. " He said

broken protein molecules clog the lymphatic system. Hmmm. Two

things strike me there (in a WAP kind of way) - first, they ate more

of their protein raw, so there would have been more enzymes for

digesting it, so it wouldn't deplete the body's protease as much as

if people were eating dead, cooked protein. And second, they got a

lot more exercise than we do, so their lymphatic system wouldn't be

as prone to becoming clogged/congested. What makes this key in

importance is Naessen's theory that the clogged/congested lymphatic

system is a major contributor to cancer and other chronic diseases.

He had his formula 714X that was supposed to unclog the lymphatic

system and cure cancer, which many people said worked really well.

So if we are less active, should we be eating less protein? And if

we aren't eating it raw, should we be taking protease supplements at

least some of the time?? HMMMM...