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Originally Posted by lightworker888
What I am getting from the ongoing discussion is a good example of life being shades of grey and not black and white, at least that is what it feels like. From the languaging it feels that VPL believes that X & Y can't help but lead to Z, while Pooh's languaging is making room for other possibilities.
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If you're going to characterize me as being one way or another, please give me a concrete example. What is the X & Y that leads to Z?
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From my experience, the human body/mind is so complex that I believe it is impossible be sure of how a body will respond to a particular diet. Generally speaking, we know that veggies are good for us, but I'm sure there are many people who are healthy on a non veggie diet, or at least I wouldn't want to say that there was no one who could be healthy on a non veggie diet.
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Are you characterizing me or implying that I would say that no one can be healthy on a non veggie diet? Did I ever say that? As a matter of fact, I said before I became a vegan I was just as healthy as I am now. Not only did you get it wrong but you seem to be wandering off the topic of "artificial sweeteners".
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I have to say that VPL your info although not new, made me look again at our menus and to be more conscious about including more salads. But I find that it isn't useful or calming for me to be thinking about my food choices so much. Food combining has always worked best for me and although I have adopted a gluten free diet and practically eliminated our use of sugar, I find that I am not as occupied with the choices now as when I tried to maintain a stricter more vegetarian style diet. It allows for living more in the grey and feeling more balanced.
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I'm glad you are including more salads. That's great! But the topic....aren't you totally off topic?