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Zasta · 11-17-2008, 02:37 AM

Hi Steve,

I have recently been introduced to raw foods though an online teleseminar given by Dr. Adiel Tel-Oren and I am very satisfied with all the precious information that is given away on this series.

In a lecture about processed food, he mentions something about the DETOX. According to him, you shouldn't feel bad when you go through a detox process or at least, not increasingly worst after you adapted to the process itself. He is mentioning a risk of protein cross-linking in the brain. Something that is irreversible.

I invite you to download the file and listen to it at around 1:23:30 to 1:25:40

He talks about meat cooking for a little while but he mentions interesting facts about detox that you may find valuable.

I am not preaching for him at all here. I just instantly thought of you when listening to this part because the way you write these past days, you don't sound like someone going towards any health improvements. I certainly admire your discipline, yet, I don't think that too much of it will get you in a better shape.

I'm sure you're smart enough to listen to your body and do what is best for you.

There is a saying that says: "Whatever it Takes!" I don't bow to this one. I choose "Whatever is best in the present moment".

I hope that information can help you in your decision.

11-17-2008, 02:37 AM	#37 (permalink)
Zasta Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 1	Protein cross-link Hi Steve, I have recently been introduced to raw foods though an online teleseminar given by Dr. Adiel Tel-Oren and I am very satisfied with all the precious information that is given away on this series. In a lecture about processed food, he mentions something about the DETOX. According to him, you shouldn't feel bad when you go through a detox process or at least, not increasingly worst after you adapted to the process itself. He is mentioning a risk of protein cross-linking in the brain. Something that is irreversible. I invite you to download the file and listen to it at around 1:23:30 to 1:25:40 He talks about meat cooking for a little while but he mentions interesting facts about detox that you may find valuable. I am not preaching for him at all here. I just instantly thought of you when listening to this part because the way you write these past days, you don't sound like someone going towards any health improvements. I certainly admire your discipline, yet, I don't think that too much of it will get you in a better shape. I'm sure you're smart enough to listen to your body and do what is best for you. There is a saying that says: "Whatever it Takes!" I don't bow to this one. I choose "Whatever is best in the present moment". I hope that information can help you in your decision.