Meanwhile...Mrs Blogger received a Vitamix from her family for her birthday. I took the hint. This robbed me of an excuse for not getting enough greens, and introduced me to the world of bitter liquifactional politics.
Most "cancer diet" books agree* on things Vitamixers like: more greens and some berries in moderation (and differ bitterly/hilariously on coffee and fruits and much else).
All diets agree on eliminating grain-based carbs, which I removed from my diet 2 months ago. While I'm not known for my willpower, I'm really good at visualization. This is how I removed carbs from my diet: When you tear open that snack-size bag of Fritos, and pop the first chip in your mouth, what I see is you pulling the pin on a hand-grenade and biting down on the shank. Enjoy your meal. You're welcome.
The upshot? I'm out-Vitamixing her about 4 to 1. Favorite concoctions include:
- Chard Remains
- Kale Freezes Over
- Cilantropy
- What the Buckwheat**
- Coconut Milk of Magnesia
Delish.
So far, my beloveds have introduced me to at least 4 competing/conflicting diets:
Alkalizing
stressing high mineral content (dark leafy greens) & baking soda
"Cancer can't grow if your body is high pH"
Anti-Angiogenic
foods that deter new blood supply to growing tumors
"Cancer can't grow if your body won't give it new blood supply"
Ketosis
80% of calories from fat
"Cancer likes insulin spikes and serum glucose; can't grow if your body is burning fat (ketosis)"
Hemp in all Forms (leaf, oil, seed, & smoke)
Because, you know, Marijuana
"Cancer, like most things, gets better with Marijuana"
These disagree on a whole lot (mechanisms of cancer, mechanisms of cure), but all agree that red meat is bad and vegetables are good.
**Buckwheat isn't Wheat Wheat, apparently. Just like Sweet Potatoes aren't Potatoes or sweet (to some).
1 comment:
I have always found your red pill/blue pill theory to be my guiding light. ; )
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