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Termyn8or -> RE: Do not eat list (9/16/2007 9:56:06 AM)
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Youse guys have an uncanny way of bringing out the wierdo in me.
Yes, I admit it, I completely forgot to put lightbulbs and paper clips on the list, but funny you should mention it. Years ago I had a dream that I busted up a TV picture tube and was eating it. I took that to mean my body was telling me I needed more phosphorous. I found out what foods were high in phosphorous and ate them, and then the dearms ceased.
And without looking into the link, I was told by my Parent(s) that when margarine forst came out the butter lobby made it illegal for them to color it. It was nasty gray looking shit and they gave you the color packet with it. In fact, the reason it is yellower than butter is because it starts out gray. Yuk.
And someone said aything with hydriogen in it, that is not what I meant. I meant artificially hydrogenated. This causes some nasty reactions. Same with aspartame, it passed the FDA but once it is in the body in breaks down into some fairly poisonous shit.
And the asparagus hater, try frying fresh asparagus in butter with a bit of garlic and onion powder, that's the only way I'll eat it.
You do need some carbs, and rice is the best choice. I can't stand plain rice. My Father has a way of spicing it up though that makes it very pallatable.
Last night I made a hot-n-spicy chicken stirfry. Mainly chicken, carrots and celery. Heavily spiced with white pepper, thyme and celery seed with of course the usual garlic and onion powder. Juice slightly thickened and literally about two tablespoons of pasta. I keep the pasts down now, but it just seemed to belong in there this time.
Actually low carbs doesn't mean no carbs, but you can see that my plate of spagetti will have ALOT of meat on it and very little spagetti. When I make a sandwich I always slice the bread very thin. On the occasions I make pizza the crust is thin.
There is a distinction between what you need and what you do not need. You need some carbs, more if you are highly active. You absolutely don't need sugar, table salt, hydrogenated products or papertclips or lightbulbs. Actually I think the lightbulbs would be healthier to eat than refined sugar.
I remember Elaine Boozler's one routine. "Our juice has no cholesterol, heck, MY CAR has no cholesterol !". Speaking of which, I don't eat Buicks.
And those silica packets shipped with numerous electronic devices and the like, DO NOT eat them, because they have pretty much the same thing they put in table salt which makes it poisonous. If it weren't for the anti clumping agent in table salt it would be OK. The shit prevents normal metabolism of the sodium, which fools researchers into thinking that sodium is the culprit when it comes to hypertension. The same properties that make the anti clumping agent work do this. And believe it or not, a deficiency of PROPERLY METABOLISED sodium can can lead to guess what - hypertension. Challenge me on this and I will cite the source. I believe it is in my FTP space but I''ll have to go look and get the proper URL.
Anyway, one said something like "It would be easier to list what I will eat". I am getting there. Even drinking, one day I was at a store, but we were on a construction job so no beer, yet. Of course we burned one on the way back to the site, but the store literally had nothing for me to drink. I refuse to pay their ridiculous price for a bottle of water, and they didn't have any unsweetened iced tea. Funny, I didn't sweat as much that day. (it was hot)
That's the thing, to be diligent in avoiding certain things, you have to aware of other product which contain the offensive substance. Some people will avoid sugar, not eat candy, sweetcakes, cupcakes and all that, but then slake down a two liter of Pepsi. That defeats the purpose. When you make that concious decision, it is not the easiest thing in the world to stick with. That day, I went thirsty. These days I would just get beer.
One of my good friends kids, at their Bday party their Mom asked "Terminator, you want a piece of cake ?" and her Husband replied "You couldn't get him to eat a piece of cake at gunpoint". And that is true, as well as a true story. Yes they call me Terminator.
Realize how long it has been since I had cake, candy, icecream, soda, koolaid, all of it. Somewhere around a decade. But I got used to it. I can now smell the sugar in a cup of coffee. There was a big pallet of two liters of Pepsi at the store, I could literally smell the sugar. I believe the material they make the bottles out of is not porous, so what I was probably smelling was the residue from the air where it was bottled.
T
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