RE: brain, adrenal, eyes and testes ( was: K now anything about lupus?)

[Guest guest]

>How true is that really, though? I mean, is there any evidence that

>eating eyeballs would improve eyesight?

Whether there is or not may not be entirely the point. Nutrition often

doesn't necessarily improve existing conditions since health is a cumulative

experience. If you were deficient in DHA and vitamin A as a child/fetus and

were exposed to too many carbs, you're probably going to have irreversible

eye problems no matter what. However, as with other areas of nutrition, it

may prevent and/or slow further decline.

Just a thought...

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 25 Apr 2002 10:23:25 -0500 Kroyer

<skroyer@...> writes:

>How true is that really, though? I mean, is there any evidence that

>eating eyeballs would improve eyesight?

Whether there is or not may not be entirely the point. Nutrition often

doesn't necessarily improve existing conditions since health is a

cumulative

experience. If you were deficient in DHA and vitamin A as a child/fetus

and

were exposed to too many carbs, you're probably going to have

irreversible

eye problems no matter what. However, as with other areas of nutrition,

it

may prevent and/or slow further decline.

Just a thought...

******Interesting thought, but I must respectfully disagree. Even

longstanding and genetic diseases can be reversed but we certainly won't

resolve this disagreement on this list.

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