Posted by tealady on October 24, 2003, at 8:36:13
In reply to Re: Fluoride » tealady, posted by Wolf Dreamer on October 1, 2003, at 2:45:07
Sorry for the late reply.
> tealady: Amongst my family I have one brother and mother with lots of decay, and my father and another brother with absolutely NO decay, perfect hard teeth, never visited a dentist in their lives!...non fluoridated water, similar diets, dental hygiene etc...
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> What did they eat?Well my Dad was apart of a large family (13 kids) in the country. I know now he likes to eat meat 3 times a day..and eats the fat and all..and marrow etc. ..Likes eggs, preferably with bacon and sausages for brekkie..but also rolled oats..and usually eats some sandwiches with meat and salad for lunch.
then a snack for morning / afternoon tea (whatever is going usually)...never really went on any diets.
Basically ate "meat and 3/4 veges" for dinner ..the usually typical fare I guess.
He would always have loved to have a farm.I know as a kid when I visited his family for a while they had their own cow and I used to milk it and we'd separate the cream and put it on top of our toast and home made jam, followed by home collected eggs form our own chooks etc...and veges out of the garden etc...
So I guess no pasteurisation, homogenisation, artificial stuff.... probably I guess Zonish.
Always had to fill up on bread/jam etc if still hungry..although there were fruit trees around.My youngest brother probably ate much the same ..although he always drank a lot of milk. (2 bottles a day). So I guess meat and 3 veges for dinner..eggs/porridge for brekkie..sandwiches etc for lunch..I really don't know what he eats now, and I really doubt if he has ever or would ebver diet.
They both are not overweight...and no heath problems.Hope this helps?
Dr. Price went about long ago studying native people around the world, and found that those that ate nothing but meat had perfect teeth, while those that began eating a more Western diet started to have problems.
> http://www.sumeria.net/health/price.html
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> http://www.price-pottenger.org/about.htm
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Interesting links thanks.
I'll read them in detail later. (Sorry just catching up on a few things)Jan
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