sue27 wrote:I am also of the mindset that vegan eating is the healthiest, but there are still problems that it is not healing. For me, it isn't digging deep enough.
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I also think that a lot of people have had mammograms and colonoscopies that showed trouble areas and I'm hard pressed to stop those screenings, even if you are eating 100% vegan. There are so many other things that can invite trouble. I started eating vegan after having many screenings that showed problem areas and it's not so black and white as to what to do.
It is very important to understand that a vegan diet does not always equate to a healthy diet and most often doesn’t. While we do not recommend the consumption of animal products, we also do not recommend the consumption of unhealthy vegan food. Most of the packaged vegan food being sold today in grocery stores and most of the vegan food being served at (vegan) restaurants, would not meet our criteria of healthy.
In the past few years, many of the participants who come to the 10-Day Program have been vegan for some time, yet are unhealthy, They are overweight/obese, have heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, auto-immune issues, etc. Once they adopt a healthy diet without animal products, they are able to get well.
Your original post makes it clear you weren’t following our recommendations. Nor did you post here or contact any of us about why you were not reaching your health concerns. There is nothing inherent in celery juice that heals, it is a misunderstanding oh how the human body & healing works.
In Health
Jeff