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Interesting, I will be keeping a look out for that book. Thank you.

> - (a 9 hour sleeper trying to justify staying in bed that long!)

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> Dominick, these news stories might be correct, however, in the book

> mentioned above, Dr. Dement of Stanford University says that

> sleep needs do not decrease as we age. What decreases is the ability

> of the organism to achieve and maintain sleep. Many older persons are

> sleep deprived, because they are not sleeping as much as when they

> were younger.

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> However, I think that a knowledgeable vegan can avoid all these

> risks, and potentially have a much healthier diet than non-vegans.

*b-12 (optimal amounts, not just enough to prevent deficiency)

*zinc (keep in mind difference in bioavailability between plant and

animal foods)

*vit D (optimal amounts, not just enough to prevent deficiency)

*retinol (especially if you're a child, diabetic, have low thyroid

function, etc)

*DHA/EPA

*cholesterol (especially for older people)

*coQ10

*CLA

*gelatin

*the Wulzen factor

*and probably dozens of things i don't know about...

*and probably dozens of things not understood yet...

good luck challenging a few hundred millenia of evolution. you'll

need it...

mike parker

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> Good protein sources for vegans:

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> Soybeans

> Beans and legumes

> Whole grains

> Nutritional or brewer's yeast

> Nuts and seeds

(all items except yeast are seeds; soy and other beans are legumes.)

sounds like a plan for overdosing on omega-6 PUFA's...

maybe there's a theorem in here somewhere:

[enough protein from seeds alone] --> [too much omega-6]

[enough omega-3 from animal foods] --> [little need for protein from

seeds]

(don't get the wrong idea--i eat a bunch of different seed foods

daily, in addition to plenty of other plant and animal foods...)

protein is easy to get from a million different foods, plant and

animal. don't worry about protein; start worrying about

micronutrients...

mike parker

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