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Posted by vally farm on April 02, 2007 at 18:29:21 from (207.69.138.143):
In Reply to: Off Topic- lowering cholesterol posted by Dave from MN on April 02, 2007 at 16:22:56:
I'd have to side with Riverbend on this one. Natural foods can do miricals for the body. Thete was a study , I believe in the 40's where they measured thr Irish. People here with brother/sister in homeland. The "American" diet was controled, the "Irish" diet was not... all that nasty pork grease and mutton for breakfast, a loatd of teters for lunch, bread and ale for dinner, etc. The "Irish" folk lives on average more than 7 years longer. This study used family members to limit genitic variables. End result? Fatty diets of very naturaly grown foods were much healtier than mor processed "healthy" foods. Recent studies have shown naturally raised eggs will help LOWER colosteral. Many people (Doctors) feel that this isue is just a test looking for a reason. Mike
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