Vegetables and Vegetarianism

[iloveyoghurt]

Hi all,

was just reading the new session and was wondering if anyone could point me to threads, with more detail explaining the dangers of vegetables, and perhaps the "research" mentioned by Andromeda?
In the session there is mention that vegetables are dangerous, if I interpret correctly - because they currently in a state of defense against certain environmental issues, and thus are synthesizing dangerous toxins.

Q: (Andromeda) Are veggies not really good for us as we have begun to suspect from our research?

A: Pretty much.

Q: (L) Why?

A: Every living thing has a protective life preserving mechanism. For animals it is their ability to run and hide or fight. For living things that do not have those capacities nature has still not abandoned them.

Q: (Ailen) Basically lectins... (Psyche) And anti-nutrients. (Ailen) Geez... between that and the low-fat propaganda, most people are dead.

Thanks in advance for any pointers

 

[Gertrudes]

Hi iloveyoughurt,

Within that same thread and regarding vegetables, a few other threads and suggested reading are mentioned, for example in this post from Psyche.

 

[iloveyoghurt]

Hi Gertrudes,

I had seen that particular one, but haven't actually gone through the responses to the session all that far. Will do now.

Thanks for the pointer.

 

[Nienna]

fwiw, vegetables have always produced these toxins/anti-nutrients. It's their defense against being eaten since they can't run away as animals do. Plants have feelings, too, ya know. :)

I have always loved vegetables. Maybe that's why I'm in the shape I'm in. Or these veggies had a huge helping hand in it all.

I found that by doing the detox diet, I had to eliminate all but 3 vegetables and most fruit from my diet in order to not be in pain. It has considerably lessened the inflammation that I have - to the point that I am just about off all of my meds! I'm still fine tuning stuff. I didn't get this way overnight and I figure that it's going to take a while to fix things back up. But right now, I'm mostly a fish and meat eater.