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Originally Posted by ssmith
To Tippyclub,
I can understand what you are saying. I am an RN have worked in Cardiology now 5 years.
Dying is not the problem but remember that living with the stroke and/or poor heart eating up all your energy/money is also a problem. Remember too that while you may be clogging your heart all your other arteries are clogging up as well, including those in the brain and legs etc.
Also I would get many calls from people after they have made bad habits wanting to be fixed of their health problems but often the damage cannot be reversed or takes a long time to reverse if at all ( I am referencing studies that show that Crestor may reverse clogged arteries over time and/or vegan diets may reverse damage also)
I am a big fan for letting people make their own choices but also think people should be informed. Sadly I have dealt with many that regret the choices they have made.
Now having said that, I certainly could make better choices too!!!! LOL
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Thanks for the reminder. We have been doing this healthy eating for so long it becomes a way of life. We have strayed off our diet when we go on vacations, as its almost impossible to eat healthy. By the end of the week I'm craving FRESH vegetables that are not covered in butter, salt, or cheese.
They say everything in moderation and we are not doing that now. Were pretty strict with our health diet. When we retire I'll be more lenient of including some unhealthy food choices in our meals. Moderation is the key.