| Re: I would like to convert from meat-eating diet to vegetarian. Anyone know of any good books, coo - CLICK HERE for the Cooking Forum Index |
| Scented Nectar |
"Beach Runner" <bob@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Scented Nectar wrote:
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> > <returntothetrough@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> >>I have heard that one can get all they need from a vegetarian diet. I
> >>know that vegetables, fruits and nuts are great sources for dietary
> >>needs. I would like to go on a 'whole foods' approach to the
> >>vegetables, because I have been told that microwaving vegetables gets
> >>rid of a lot of the vitamins and nutrients. Is that correct.
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> >>Any help is greatly appreciated.
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> > As far as cookbooks, my site
> > listed below has links to over
> > 700 free veg recipe websites.
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> While there are people on this group that will attack you, read Dr. Dean
> Ornish and recognize you don't need meat. It will generally improve
> your attery health, reduce prostate cancer, and bowel cancer. You will
> consume less pesticides. Food will cost less.
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> Soon a few people will write nasty notes after this, but I wish you the
> best of luck. Some good Yahoo Groups are Vegan Friends, or Vegan
> Weightlifers. I especially enjoy all the scientific studies on Vegan
> Weightlifters.
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> I greatly admire Scented Nector for staying with the cause.
Thanks. :)
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