Hannibal - Wto Lut 10, 2009 10:19 Temat postu: Weston Price Fundation - audycje, artykuły na początek video z ogólnymi informacjami o Price-Pottenger Story rozmowa z Sally Fallon z końca stycznia na One Radio Network - link video z Sally Fallon w trzech częściach - część pierwsza część druga część trzecia Hannibal - Wto Lut 10, 2009 10:36 rozmowa z Shan Kendall - link rozmowa z Mary Enig - link Hannibal - Wto Lut 10, 2009 11:07 rozmowa z Amandą Love, zwolenniczką Westona Prica o jej własnych doświadczeniach w tej materii - link Hannibal - Czw Lut 26, 2009 18:33 ciekawa dyskusja rozwinęła się na forum rawpaleodiet o tym, że tylko 2 z 12 zbadanych ludów u Westona spożywało nabiał (cytuję pierwszy post) - "I have always been amazed at the emphasis on raw dairy by the Weston A. Price Foundation. This emphasis has many people convinced that most of the tribes Price studied consumed dairy. This is simply not the case from his book Nutrition & Physical Degeneration (a sticky with link to the online version can be found on this particular board). As such, I really don't feel that the foundation has adequately portrayed his work. And really, so many people - more than half the world's population - have real problems with dairy. Dairy is not a good food for most of us. Using the word find from my browser, I would like to offer the following evidence (or lack thereof) from this book. Let's see, for milk/dairy consumers we have: Swiss - they ate the only gluten grain too, in the form of rye. None of the tribes ate wheat Masai - blood, milk and meat diet For those who thrived without it we have (along with selected quotes from the book): Gaelic - "Their isolation was so great that a young woman of about twenty years of age who came to the Isle of Harris from Taransay Island had never seen milk in any larger quantity than drops. There are no dairy animals on that island. Their nutrition is provided by their oat products and fish, and by a very limited amount of vegetable foods. Lobsters and flat fish are a very important part of their foods. Fruits are practically unknown. Yet the physiques of these people are remarkably fine." Eskimos - "Notwithstanding the very inhospitable part of the world in which they reside, with nine or ten months of winter and only two or three of summer, and in spite of the absence for long periods of plant foods and dairy products and eggs, the Eskimos were able to provide their bodies with all the mineral and vitamin requirements from sea foods, stored greens and berries and plants from the sea." (Many explorers have noted the dairy free state of isolated Inuit.) Plains Indians - "The rigorous winters reach seventy degrees below zero. This precludes the possibility of maintaining dairy animals or growing seed cereals or fruits. " Melanesian - No words about dairy or milk at all in this chapter Polynesian - No words about dairy or milk at all in this chapter Australians - No words about dairy or milk at all in this chapter except about the poor Aborigines who had inadequate breast milk from residing in the government camp with crappy foods. Price fed the babies condensed milk and they recovered somewhat. Sad story. Torres Strait islanders - No words about dairy or milk at all in this chapter Maori - The only thing Price says about dairy in this chapter is, "The most important industries of New Zealand are dairy products, and sheep raising for wool." That's it. These people ate fish, and seafood was the main commonality between his natives, not dairy. Peruvians - "The physical perfection and development of the present and past Andean population has been accomplished in spite of the difficulty of building and maintaining good bodily structure at the high altitude where dairy products have not been and are not at present a large part of the nutritional program. " Hannibal - Pon Mar 09, 2009 13:30 Activator X - Fat Soluable Vitamins - High Vitamin Butter Oil and Cod Liver Oil rozmowa z Davem Wetzelem, założycielem GreenPasture.org barb - Sob Mar 06, 2010 23:17 http://www.westonaprice.org/Polish/ co nieco po polsku Waldek B - Nie Mar 07, 2010 11:56 Weston "młodszym bratem Kwasniewskiego". 
http://www.optymalni.pozn...ston-price.html
zenon - Nie Mar 07, 2010 12:13
Co to za "aktywatory znajdujace sie wylacznie w tluszczach zwierzecych."?? i jak te "aktywatory" majom siem do "trawienia poza organizmem" 
Cytat z Tolstoja to niezla sugestia posthipnotyczna 
Hannibal - Śro Gru 01, 2010 11:43 Nancy Deville, zwolenniczka Westona http://www.youtube.com/wa...qXtTUC34ZU&NR=1 - jada mięso i masło, bo dzicy ludzie tak jedli http://www.youtube.com/wa...feature=related - "WHEN YOU'RE HOT . . . " to wg mnie wymiata
http://www.youtube.com/wa...kxhparSxDg&NR=1 - śniadanko http://www.youtube.com/wa...feature=related - plastik zły, raczyskom piersi sprzyja http://www.youtube.com/wa...feature=related - legalizacja marihuany; dobrze gada http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X96NSsrZSo - smażone, no trudno 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRAETX9TcVA - jak zimno to ćwiczymy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJnOpN1OKAY - o wypadaniu włosów u kobiet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpVQAzuT_bM - zdrowie jest sexy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C6mwaooHn4 - słońce jest zdrowe http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doE_hOAX4EM - zmęczony/a pracą? idź się poruszaj http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgXHsOI930o - 60 lat skończyła, nieźle uwielbiam takich zakręconych ludzi 
Hannibal - Sob Kwi 02, 2011 07:27 Zoë Harcombe - http://www.zoeharcombe.com/ Posłuchajcie co mówi - http://video.foxnews.com/...aylist_id=86892 Tłuszcze dobre, rośliny słabe
Seeker - Nie Kwi 03, 2011 02:07 A jak byście się odnieśli do faktu, że w wiosce w Szwajcarii badanej przez Price' a 60% energii tych ludzi pochodziło z węglowodanów? Tłuszczu bodaj 30%. Polecam pełną prezentację Sally Fallon: http://vimeo.com/10489302 (znalezione na paleodietlifestyle.com) Hannibal - Nie Kwi 03, 2011 10:46
Nieprzetworzona ekologiczna żywność, aktywny tryb życia, czyste powietrze, życie w zgodzie z naturą, jej rytmem, zdrowy sen, itd. Waldek B - Nie Kwi 03, 2011 15:43 jeszcze byli jacyś murzyni co z miodu mieli 80% Hannibal - Nie Kwi 03, 2011 15:45
Tak, ale to tylko w pewnym okresie roku; nie przez cały 
Seeker - Nie Kwi 03, 2011 16:41 Czyli można jeść obficie w węglowodany i być perfekcyjnie zdrowym, ok.
asi_ - Śro Lis 28, 2012 19:36 Jedzenie rozwala jelita i zatruwa organizm, także układ nerwowy, także u dzieci, i co zrobić: Język angielski, Natasha Campbell-McBride. http://gapsdiet.com/The_Diet.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_0NvcJZwa8 
Hannibal - Czw Maj 02, 2013 21:14 Od Westona, dla low-carbowych niewiast -
vvv - Czw Maj 02, 2013 21:23 Ja bym zamienił 50lbs na 5 oz, kto kupuje na walentynki 23kg czekolady?
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