Speaking of things that will proably eventually kill you...

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

I love scallops!!! I do the banana thing too. Do you eat any kind of wheat?

I read in one of those Natural Health magazines a few months ago that Maine was one of the best states about eating local. ME, along with CA and NH, have great companies for cosmetics/personal care too.

Oh yeah, if you ever go visit your sistah in Maine, I can hook you up with great seafood sources. Scallops at 3.95 is insane.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Oh yeah, if you ever go visit your sistah in Maine, I can hook you up with great seafood sources. Scallops at 3.95 is insane.

She already left! She's such a weirdo she didn't like it.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

She already left! She's such a weirdo she didn't like it.

Woah, that was quick. Did you ever get to visit her?

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Woah, that was quick. Did you ever get to visit her?

Nope.

Regarding your post above -- if you just look at most vegitarians, there skin and hair are often dull and a sign that they are missing vital nutrients in their diet. The same can be said of those eating highly processed meals...

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

Nope.

Regarding your post above -- if you just look at most vegitarians, there skin and hair are often dull and a sign that they are missing vital nutrients in their diet. The same can be said of those eating highly processed meals...

Yup. When people typically go vegetarian, they at first realize big health gains, mostly due to a decrease in toxic food loads.

Then in a few years, key deficiencies kick in. Hair, skin and teeth are some of the most visible, but there are also behavioral changes as well.