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7/28/11
Topic: SEVEN DEADLY SINS THAT LAUNCH YOU INTO ACCELERATED AGING
I support eating meat and the fat off of meat as part of a balanced diet of real, whole, living food. When I say meat, I don’t mean “USDA corn fed,” which is a euphemism for “tortured factory steer.” I mean the meat of steers that grazed in meadows like they did 150 years ago.
The freak out over the last E-coli outbreak has simmered down now, so people have stopped thinking about the cause of these outbreaks. But we need to think about it. Because never in the history of human kind have we displayed this level of mass gluttony and disregard for the suffering of the animals that give us sustenance. Nature loves payback though. Keep cows in concentration camps, feed them each other along with chicken-poop-soaked newspaper, and Mother Nature will eventually get pissed off. As you read this, possibly incubating in the brains of countless people is the bovine brain-wasting disease commonly known as “mad cow disease.” No one knows when or how many people will suffer brain melt down in the future.
But as they say on TV, “That’s not all!” Ground water from Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations’ fecal lagoons is contaminating happy, sunny veggie farms with E.coli. Beleaguered farm workers—who can’t help but have poor personal hygiene—spread E.coli around.
In the film The Last of the Mohicans, Hawkeye, the orphaned Anglo-Saxon frontiersman runs with his adopted father, Mohican Chingachgook and his blood son, Uncas through a heavily canopied forest. When an elk is felled by the .59 caliber round of Hawkeye’s five- foot rifle, the three men kneel at the beast. In Mohican, Chingachgook speaks to the elk, “We’re sorry to kill you, Brother. Forgive us. I do honor to your courage and speed, your strength.”
Ghandi said, “The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” Instead of freaking out about E-coli outbreaks, maybe we should freak out a little bit more about our lack of moral progress when it comes to the treatment of animals, and have more reverence for those living beings.
Peace, Fun, Love.
Your girlfriend in health,
People frequently ask me what I eat, so I thought I would show you the inside of my fridge. I just went grocery shopping after being gone from vacation. This is what my fridge ended up being stocked with. Today I’ll go to the farmer’s market and get some fresh veggies and to the corner market for whole, raw milk.
Top Shelf
3 bottles of champagne that were given to me by houseguests 
2 bags of coffee purchased by houseguests (See, I’m not the food police)
A case of Pellegrino
Not visible a HUGE jar of white flour (I sent someone to the store for a teensie bag…)
Ready made chili and corn bread from Whole Foods
A doggie bag of salmon from Chaya Venice
A cooked chicken from Whole Foods
2 Stoneyfields whole milk chocolate yogurts
2 organic hummus
Organic peanut butter
Irish butter
3 cartons pasture grazed eggs
Organic salsa
Seaweed salad
Loaf of whole grain bread
Butter lettuce
Organic cherries
Orange marmalade (purchased by houseguest)
2 large containers whole milk plain yogurt
Honey from the Santa Barbara farmer’s market
Drawer
More butter
Hemp seed that was a gift from a blogger
Whole grain tortillas
More white flour that wouldn’t fit into the huge jar
Imported cheese
Lemon
Bottom shelf and drawers
Leftover amaranth in small red bowl
Trail mix in larger red bowl
Dill and mint to juice
Behind 3 ears of organic corn
Containers of Chinese medicinal patent formula herbs
2 dog prescriptions
Supplements and more in little bags
A bin of veggies to juice: celery, cucumber, parsley, cilantro
Door
Coconut water (not organic but “natural” whatever that means)
More supplements
Coconut oil
Capers
Horseradish
Organic mustard
Organic pickle relish
Shoyu
Poisonous mayo (no one is perfect)
More coconut oil and hemp oil that was a gift from a blogger
2 bottles of white wine
Freezer drawers
Organic mixed veggies to make dog food
Peas
2 rib eye steaks
Chicken thighs
Some kind of fish that needs to go because it’s freezer burned
Pork chops
Ground beef
Black currents
Not pictured several bags of mixed nuts, more imported cheese, organic coconut popsicles
Not pictured
Bananas, potatoes, yams, tomatoes, red onions, garlic and a very small bag of freshly made potato chips, in the spirit of full disclosure
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