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ch3 wrote:
I can give you some smoothie and veggie juice recipes from our shop if you want to try, I know them by heart, haha (my boss will kill me)

parson wrote:antioxidants are healthy guys. they make your brain grow.

Pistonsbeneath wrote:got some organic butter from tescos

it seems pretty awesome...tastes like my nans real butter i used to have when i went to see her...

did a proper healthy shop....avocados, asparagus, rocket, baby squid, melon, mango, pineapple, capers, jalapenos, 2 huge potatoes & olives

really keen to expand my meditation....how do you know if you're doing it 100% right?

i feel so much better right now though

parson wrote:dude are you crazy?

this whole argument because you heard a rumor you can't substantiate?

DRTY wrote:

magma wrote:Side point, but it's also worth noting that the vitamins and supplements markets are much less regulated than for "medicines"... you don't have to have your contents checked out too much to sell a herbal remedy, in fact when I was last interested in this (after reading Not On The Label - great book on the subject of nutrition, farming and food politics), it's perfectly possible to sell parsley tablets and market them as echinacea.. as long as you're not selling a controlled substance, you can get away with a lot.

Companies don't need to take any pleasure in lowering the health of the public, profit is enough. If these products were good for you, companies would be just as happy to sell you them.... it's just simple market forces. Bad scientists create public health scare and/or "fashionable" nutrition advice, indifferent companies hijack it and produce "cool" products and bad consumers fill their boots with the new products. And so the cycle of bullshit continues...

Humans are best off eating a balanced diet, it's what we evolved to eat. Again, the common sense answer reigns supreme. Well, until someone like Aubrey de Grey tells us different and we all start extreme low-calory living for centuries.

That's the ticket. Eating a variety of food gives you everything you need. You don't need to take silly expensive pills to do something your body has evolved perfectly to do so over millions of years.

Can't resist posting this, I know it's comedy but the things they mention are real homepathic practices.

parson wrote:i only read my own posts

We show that adult neurogenesis within the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus is selectively impaired in a rat model of alcoholism, and that it can be completely prevented by the antioxidant ebselen.

However, administration of generic antioxidants has failed to convincingly improve performance during exhaustive exercise. One possible explanation may relate to the inability of the supplemented antioxidants to effectively eliminate excessive free radicals at the site of generation.

parson wrote:i cited Dean Ornish.

if you don't trust Dean Ornish i don't feel the need to provide further links to convince you.

parson wrote:are you going to start questioning the advantages of drinking water next?

am i going to need to provide documentation for the benefits of drinking water or something

Pistonsbeneath wrote:really keen to expand my meditation....how do you know if you're doing it 100% right?

hackman wrote: yes cos quartz and crystals are used in homeopathy
and homeopathy is used in a and e circumstances

lost a lot of respect for those two over this sketch, mitchell and webb look is shit anyway
peep show is still jokes