Comments on: Vegetable Juice, Do we need Fiber?, Episode #234

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By: annalaube

annalaube — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

You guys are …
You guys are awesome. Just found you through the Monday Night Gratitude series. Looking forward to trying some chocolate milk juice.

By: JackNeedles

JackNeedles — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

I am backing myself …
I am backing myself up. I am not quoting Mercola. If you are concerned about the facts, attack what I am saying, don’t attack the messenger. I am going into detail about every single thing, as far as science goes. I’m not saying to go check some guy out, etc.

By: JackNeedles

JackNeedles — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Thats because they …
Thats because they eat the least amount of cooked animal products. I bring scince, so if you don’t lie to argue the “knitty gritty, than too bad.

By: JackNeedles

JackNeedles — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Once again, only …
Once again, only oxidized fat raises cholesterol. Your body doesn’t have receptors for it in it’s nin-oxidized form.
Please, show me the biochemical strucure and please show me the detailed difference, proving your theory, not what some guy said.

By: SecretsOfLongevity

SecretsOfLongevity — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Neither do you. If …
Neither do you. If you want to convince people, go ahead, share the information properly and back yourself up. But don’t just quote Doc. Mercola and the Weston Price Foundation because there are enough copy cats of them.

By: SecretsOfLongevity

SecretsOfLongevity — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Like sugar, of …
Like sugar, of course. Without getting into knitty gritty, this does this and that fat does that, if you step back and look at the average lifespan of various cultures, it is extremely evident that the ones that eat the fewest animal products live the longest (barring India with their state of health).

I think the main reason I decided to comment here in the first place is that you just started rambling on attacking this diet and telling people to eat eggs. Just make a video about it instead.

By: SecretsOfLongevity

SecretsOfLongevity — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Hey everyone HE …
Hey everyone HE researched so he MUST be right.

They aren’t B12 analogues according to people who have much more accreditation than you. People are reversing their deficiencies with these products and they’re food based whole food vitamins. If someone chooses to do that instead of eating eggs, I think that’s fantastic. If you choose to eat raw eggs for it then that’s great as well.

I have seen on my own and the blood tests of others how fat raises cholesterol. There are many other factors too.

By: JackNeedles

JackNeedles — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

I have researched …
I have researched it. They ARE VitaminB12 analogues. Have you studied the biochemical structre of it? No, youhaven’t. It is MUCH different than animal form vitamin B12. No, fats do not raise cholestorl. oxidized fats and oxidized cholesterol and mostly refined SUGAR raised cholesterol. Also, the whole cholesterol scam was created by the drug companies. high cholesterol doesn’t cause heart disease. The lipid hypothesis needs to be re-evaluated. It’s deeply flawed.

By: JackNeedles

JackNeedles — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 18:41:11 +0000

Also, your body …
Also, your body NEEDS fat present in order to convert the Beta-carotene into vitamin A. Furthermore, those with sevre liver/gallbladder problems CANNOT properly convert Beta-carotene into vitamin A. Not true. Flower pollen contains vegetable ProVitamin A, NOT Retinol.