Re: history questions: meat, siberian land bridge, horses in the Americas

Tuohy (elmo15@ix.netcom.com(Tuohy))
15 Dec 1996 19:27:38 GMT

>
>Jeez, it was just a little joke.

ok.

. I
>don't advise asking M.D.s anything regarding health.

hmm,why?!!

The average
>lifespan of M.D.s in the USA is 58.

Look if I had to see that many sick ppl so often I doubt I'd live to
40.

This means that most of them know
>virtually nothing about health.

No it doesn't mean anything of the kind.

What they are good at is disease.
>
The studied the human body.And germs.So I'm sure they can tell you
somthing about dieases.(I'd hope so anyway).

>The average M.D. probably worships red meat, as is common in the USA,
>and probably eats it in overdose quantities.
>
maybe.

>The only true expert is one's own body. There are times (not every
>day) that my BODY (not mental program) craves red meat and is
satisfied
>only with red meat. Red meat gives warmth and movement to our bodies.
>
Umm,your talking about taste buds.Its what you have been rasied
with,and your own will power.Many ppl crave candy.But candy is most
likely not the best thing for them.

>In hot climates (like India), this unnatural habit of vegetarianISM is
>easier to get away with.

Well that and cows are sacred animals there.

But in cold climates, it's just plain
>foolish.

With indoor heating?Its not like you sleep out in the ice and snow.

>By the way, Irish people are usually a little ruddy.

You should see my family.(No,that are not all vegatrians).

That flush is
>there to keep their faces warm. Do you suffer from the cold, Colleen?
>
heh.No,but thank you for asking.

Colleen