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To: redleghunter
Good nutrition, good foods and an active healthy living

And people have to be careful with that to not come off as annoying as heck.

There is no one answer for everyone for good nutrition, good food, and exersize.

You can bet that if I'm getting 4000 calories a day there is what some so-called 'junk food' in my diet. If it keeps me alive and gaining weight, those that don't like my diet can pound sand.

Fortunately, I've graduated from 2 culinary schools and have mainly been able to cook for myself. I know, for me, what I need, and I resent those that are SURE they have the answer that will save my life.

Especially those that aren't and haven't been sick.

Let them experiment with their own lives, and stay out of mine.

Not jumping on you, just venting about what I see a lot of.

/johnny

35 posted on 04/28/2015 6:19:28 AM PDT by JRandomFreeper (gone Galt)
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To: JRandomFreeper
I understand the venting. Had someone sending me nutrition books when my son was going through chemo for leukemia. First thought was "does this person think my son got leukemia from a bad diet?" I am sure that was not the intent but to give us some ideas on how my son could eat certain foods to help him recover from chemo. So yeah, folks have to be careful how 'advice' is received.

Another guy told me to take my son off chemo and use all natural sources. I asked him nicely for the medical studies on people who did this for their children....silence. What nut of a parent is going to experiment on their kids if carrot juice kills cancer cells? None that I know of.

Yes, the 'experts' all come out when someone ELSE is sick.

36 posted on 04/28/2015 9:03:52 AM PDT by redleghunter (1 Peter 1:3-5)
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