Re: Dr, Byrnes - do you have an update on the famous ex-vegans?

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Still can't reveal who the parties are as they have not gone public, yet.

I've never heard of them, actually, though I can tell you it isn't Messina.

I have heard on good authority, though, that Null now eats fish (heard

it from Enig who heard Null's radio show) and that Robbins, due to

health problems, has added some animal foods into his diet (I have not been

able to confirm this, though).

SCB

>From: " justinbond " <justin_bond@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: Dr, Byrnes - do you have an update on the

>famous ex-vegans?

>Date: Thu, 28 Mar 2002 18:53:52 -0000

>

>C'mon, I've been curious as a cat since you hinted that some famous

>vegans were about to go public saying that veganism is not healthy.

>Wouldn't it be a trip if Virginia Messina were one of them!

>

All the best,

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[Guest guest]

--- In @y..., " Dr. Byrnes " <daxx404@h...>

wrote:

Robbins, due to

> health problems, has added some animal foods into his diet (I have

not been

> able to confirm this, though).

I would *really really really really* like to know if this is true.

In fact, I would pay money to know if this is true. Just thinking

about it makes me so pissed off. And he's still out there, telling

people it's their moral duty not to eat animal products? When

eventually veganism makes us all sick?

Lierre

[Guest guest]

Yes he is.

DMM

> >--- In @y..., " Dr. Byrnes " <daxx404@h...>

> >wrote:

> > Robbins, due to

> >> health problems, has added some animal foods into his diet (I have

> >not been

> >> able to confirm this, though).

> >

> >I would *really really really really* like to know if this is true.

> >In fact, I would pay money to know if this is true. Just thinking

> >about it makes me so pissed off. And he's still out there, telling

> >people it's their moral duty not to eat animal products? When

> >eventually veganism makes us all sick?

> >Lierre

>

> Lierre,

> Is Robbins the son of the Baskin Robbin's ice cream owner and

author of

> Diet for a Small Planet? If so this is really absurd. He should have

looked at

> the raw cream before it was processed for his father's business.

> Wanita

[Guest guest]

At 11:08 AM 3/29/02 +0000, you wrote:

>--- In @y..., " Dr. Byrnes " <daxx404@h...>

>wrote:

> Robbins, due to

>> health problems, has added some animal foods into his diet (I have

>not been

>> able to confirm this, though).

>

>I would *really really really really* like to know if this is true.

>In fact, I would pay money to know if this is true. Just thinking

>about it makes me so pissed off. And he's still out there, telling

>people it's their moral duty not to eat animal products? When

>eventually veganism makes us all sick?

>Lierre

Lierre,

Is Robbins the son of the Baskin Robbin's ice cream owner and author of

Diet for a Small Planet? If so this is really absurd. He should have looked at

the raw cream before it was processed for his father's business.

Wanita

[Guest guest]

>Is Robbins the son of the Baskin Robbin's ice cream owner and author

>of Diet for a Small Planet?

Wanita:

JR is the heir to the Baskin-Robbins empire, but he authored " Diet For a New

America, " not " Diet for a Small Planet " by Frances Lappe.

All the best,

Byrnes, PhD, RNCP

http://www.PowerHealth.net

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