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Old 02-17-2008, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Silverlady View Post
This news article was very appropriate around my house. I've been "discussing" an alternative to not knowing what is in your food chain. Check this out: http://www.eatwild.com/

If you look at the bar on the left you can find out how to find your local supporters of this action.
I'd like to see a discussion over this.

My opthalmic plastic surgeon actually suggested this idea to me because of all the autoimmune issues I have. She wants me to take out as much of the processed food as I can. She also suggested 3-4 grams of fish oil (slowly added to my regimen). I've worked up to 3 grams a day plus an extra serving of fish each week. I was to take out the 2 doses of Indomethacin I usually take in preparation for surgery. I haven't taken it in several days and except for one finger, I can't tell the difference.

Billye
That is great--I take a double strength one each day, sometimes two.
That is how I can get away with only an Aleve liquigel once a week or so (when the weather gets awful and changes rapidly).

And I will not buy or eat ground beef... haven't for years. I do sirloins or flat irons in stew and that is it for red meat here.

I don't trust any ground meat anymore, not even in grocery stores, after a Dateline show I saw that tested meat purchased from stores which did not clean their equipment properly. I don't get ice in drinks in restaurants either.
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