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quincy

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Posted 6/8/2009 2:59 AM (GMT 0)

There is a product called Tru-Food Vegan for those who are interested in helping maintain a slightly alkaline body value/state.

Seems something worth looking into so that eating can be in more of a balance and involve more food groups rather than just eating multiples of one thing daily.

quincy

herbalgerbals

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Joined : Feb 2009

Posts : 85

Posted 6/8/2009 4:39 AM (GMT 0)

If the doctors admitted that this condition (along with countless others) could be caused by what we eat, that this had to do with diet, they would not be making money.
the hospitals would not be making money.
the insurance companies would not be making money.
the pharmacutical companies would not be making money.

They dont make money off of healthy people, they make money off the sick, they gain power off the sick.. its a vicious cycle.

Most people dont want to admit it, but I see it plain and clear.. without us being sick, they got no power.. no power equals no money. It makes perfect sense to me.

quincy

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Joined : May 2003

Posts : 33769

Posted 6/8/2009 7:01 AM (GMT 0)

Well, I'm pretty much thankful that I have meds which can keep me feeling "normal".....

I personally think my doc is worth every penny he earns....

We all know that food itself has action on the digestive system...that's why they tell us to eat more fibre source foods in variety.

One thing most of us do have is IBS, which can be affected directly by foods, emotions, etc.

It's not like the doctors get perks for the meds they prescribe....or do they?

The doctors wouldn't be in "business" if patients didn't go to them for absolutely everything either...so, each visit we make is driven by our needs pretty much....symbiotic I guess..lol!
Of course....not all doctors are good and some even are downright dishonest.

But I wouldn't say it's across the board.

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