A Delicate Balance: The Truth Page #4
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in optimal condition.
This supercharged vitamin D
has to be made in our kidneys
by conversion of the vitamin D made
in our skin following sun exposure
and then absorbed by the food we eat.
This supercharged vitamin D
has to be made in our body.
What we eat, however, is a
crucially important determinant
to how much supercharged
vitamin D is made,
as well as how well it works
once it is made in the kidneys.
Because the active form
of vitamin D is crucial
to maintaining all individual
cells in optimal condition,
disruption of its work can result
in a wide range of diseases.
Animal protein has a tendency to block
the conversion of vitamin
D to the active form.
If these low levels persist,
the result is prostate cancer,
as well as cancer of the breast, colon,
osteoporosis, autoimmune diseases,
such as type 1 or insulin
dependent diabetes and many others.
Also persistently high intakes
of calcium create an environment
where the supercharged
vitamin D declines.
this and therefore recommend
both higher intakes of dairy
products and calcium suplements,
thinking they are reducing
the risk of osteoporosis.
Long-term consumption of
calcium, specially as occurs
in a young person's life and on into the
mid years, on the 20's, 30's and 40's,
if one is accustomed to consuming
really high levels of calcium,
the body again tries to addapt
to those, makes the most of it,
in a sense:
"it's not good", butthe body is doing as best as it can
to minimize the harm
that, otherwise, may occur.
So, when a person
reaches the late stages,
they're accustomed to
consume high calcium diets,
it's gonna take a while
to readapt a little bit.
And during that period,
and perhaps even before,
when calcium is consumed
to these high levels,
one of the means by which the body
protects itself against that harm,
is to minimize calcium absorpsion
in the intestinal tract.
Serious diseases are not only
affecting more and more people,
they are occurring at a younger age.
Belinda Emmet died of breast
cancer at the age of 32.
Despite the massive amounts of money that
have been poured into cancer research,
the risk of dieing from cancer
has actually increased
by 5% from 1970 to 1994.
John McDougall is a physician
and a nutrition expert
who teaches better health
through vegetarian cuisine.
He has been studying,
writing and speaking out
about the effects of nutrition
on disease for over 30 years.
This is what Dr. McDougall has to say:
I'm a medical doctor and I'm an
internist, a board-certified internist,
and I take care of my patients based on
correcting the cause of their sickness.
They're sick because they eat
a diet of kings and queens,
they eat rich foods all day
long, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
It's a feast. Every morning,
they have easter for breakfast,
they go on to thanksgiving and
christmas for lunch and dinner,
they have a bithday party.
As a result of eating all this
feast food, this king and queen food,
they're fat and sick, just like royalty
has always been throughout history.
And so, the way you correct the problem
is not by giving them a bunch of drugs,
or vitamin pills, you change the cause
of the problem, all this rich food.
So, instead, you put
them on a healthy diet,
you put them on really tasty, healthy
foods, like oatmeal for breakfast.
You give them various healthy
soups and sandwiches for lunch.
(?) For dinner you give them
bean burritos, ??? vegetables.
Animal Protein And Cholesterol
Cause Heart Disease.
The higher the blood cholesterol,
the higher the risk of heart disease.
Heart disease is the most common
of the diseases of affluence.
It affects 1 in 2 men and 1 in 3 women.
It kills 1 in 3 of these people
every 30 seconds in the US alone.
5,200 People Die Everyday
Nearly Double The
People Who Died In 9/11
Women die 8 times more frequently
from heart disease then breast cancer.
Yet, most people are
more afraid of cancer
than the silent and
deadly number 1 killer.
Doctor Esselstyn is a distinguished
surgeon with some 40 years of expertise.
He conducted the longest study
demonstrating, beyond any doubt,
that a pure vegetarian diet,
with no dairy products or eggs,
effectively reverses heart disease
and stops it from progressing.
We have to appreciate just
how much cardiovascular disease
has really infiltraded
our health situation.
We know, for instance, that
to the battle casualties
that were studied in Korea and Vietnam
that, roughly, at an average age of 20,
80% of these young GIs, when
their cardionary arteries
are examined without a microscope,
already have gross evidence of the disease.
(?) Now, is it, therefore, any surprise
that when somebody like Dr. Louis ???,
who's a professional of public
health in the University of Pittsburg,
has stated that all men by
age 65 and women by age 70,
who had been exposed to a
traditional western diet,
have diffused cardiovascular disease?
What does that tell you?
Our entire nation, all men and all
women, have cardiovascular disease.
This is so powerful to get
across to the organizations
that are providing us with our
food and our food guidelines.
Most people think that medication for
lowering cholesterol and blood pressure
or bypass surgery can cure
their problems once they get it.
The pain accompanying heart disease
is often quite severe and crippling.
Bypass surgery and other available
procedures are not an effective solution.
In western medicine, what the
profession has to offer is,
(?) of course ???, drugs, pills,
procedures such as ??? bypasses.
Now, these procedures
have a great deal of risk.
It's not well advertised, but of
the million people, for instance,
who are going to be having a stent
this year, 1% are going to die.
the time of the stent.
1% of a million is 10,000.
Now, if we had lost 10,000 GIs in Iraq
this year, it would be called carnage.
Of those 1 million people who have
stents, there are going to be 4%
who are going to have a heart
attack at the time of the stent.
That means 40,000 people, at the
time they are having a procedure
to protect them from
having a heart attack
are going to sustain a heart attack.
(?) Pills and procedures truly
just don't get it done, ??? ,
because it never addresses the basic
causation of the disease itself,
which is the toxic western diet.
Blood cholesterol is the
single most crucial factor
in determining heart
and blood vessel disease.
Together with other fats, protein,
immune system cells and other components,
cholesterol deposits on
the inner walls of arteries.
This accumulation eventually leads to
blood vessel blockages to the heart.
According to the ?? Heart Study,
which appeared in the New
England Journal of Medicine,
50% of children 2 to 15
years have fatty streaks,
marking the beginning
stages of heart disease.
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