pathos wrote:
>> In article <3857B450.1D3A at erols.com>, Stuart Dunn <dunns99 at erols.com> wrote:
>> > pathos wrote:
> > >
> > > In article <3856A9F1.C068C0A8 at royal.net>, Bill R <dejagod at royal.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > > This would be apparent to anyone capable of even
> > > > a modicum of thought.
> > >
> > > Actually, I was refering to his first statement of fact.
> > >
> > > Stuart Dunn said:
> > > > > Protein intakes far above 100g increase the risk of
> > > > > kidney failure, and certain types of protein, such as egg white protein
> > > > > and casein, increase the amount of calium that is removed from the
> > > > > bloodstream by the kidneys.
> > >
> > > All subsequent statements were based on this and I find it highly dubious
> > > to say the least. This statement seems like it could be substaintiated.
> > >
>> > Go to the Paleolithic diet page and follow the links on milk. Almost any
> > website geared toward vegetarians will give the same information.
> > Actually, if you read the American Dietetic Association's position
> > paper, they do question the protein myth, and if you skim through a
> > calorie counter that lists amino acids you will find that only a few
> > foods (like oil and sugar) are actually missing any.
>> First of all, you are the one who made the statement not I. It is your
> resposibility to prove it not mine. Second, I would be highly dubious of
> information on a Vegitarian web page. I doubt that they critically review
> the facts that they present. They have there agenda and whatever info
> they find to propigate their agenda however dubious the info will be
> presented.
> Why don't you go to www.nih.gov and find the link to publicmed. Search it
> and tell me what you find.
>> Peter
The government has an agenda of its own it's trying to promote. When the
Food Pyramid was being designed, all experts who favored a diet with
less meat than average were removed from the panel overseeing it. State
and local governments consulted local food producers when designing
nutrition information programs. As a result, anyone who makes a career
out of this sort of thing has to make sure his recommendations are
consistant with most people's idea of a healthy diet in order to keep
his job.
