Yes, Tom

[Guest guest]

Menustration is a normal ritual for females,

vegan or not, but I suppose those who aren't vegetarian

or vegan have irregular and abnormal periods. But I

feel that hormonal pills aren't the way to go. Those

who need to gain fat/weight should be eating more

good fats, like nuts, tahini, avocados. Unfortunately

I don't have a steady income so I rely on someone

else for my food and even that is a burden for me.

[Guest guest]

Once you step outside the box, the rules change.

We have all stepped outside the box. The box is the

cooked food eating, blood letting, drug pushing, animal

eating, fat sucking, establishment, and everyone is on

their side, the governments, the laws, and the majority

of people. These people will take cancer patients

into their care and try to fatten them up. They have

tried to make us believe that fat is healthy. We are

alone here, outside the box. We know that disease is

not caused by bacteria or viruses, but by internal

filth. We should know that their definition of health,

and illness, does not apply to us. We are attaining

health far beyound their definition of just a lack of

disease. The reason I posted message # 609 is so you would

understand that cessation of mensus is normal and HEALTHY.

Let me quote from Survival Into The 21st Century by

Victoras Kulvinskas. " It has been proven by Bernard,

Ehret, Haig and other experimenters that a low protein

vegetarian diet, leads to a progressive diminution of the

menstrual flow until it is replaced by a bloodless

discharge as occurs in female animals. through dietary

control and avoidance of erotic excitation of the

ovaries, this mucous discharge can also be made to

disappear, leading to regeneration of blood, producing new

body and brain cells. " I doubt your period stoped

because of lack of fat in your diet, you are just

becoming healther. The word anorexia was invented by a fat

pushing society, that is frightend by anyone who is

different. Anyone that would call you an anorexic, would

flip out, if they met a breatharian. Toxins are stored

in our fat cells, when you lose fat, you lose

toxins. When the toxins are gone, your weight will

naturally come back up to where it should be. Raw vegans

are always going to be on the thin side, just as

wild, healthy animals are thin. You will never see a

fat 90 year old. <br><br>Raw vegans can live very

well, on very little food. When you cook food, the

vitamins and minerals lose their catalist, (enzymes) and

become non organic, and non nutritious. Cooked fooders

are, literaly, living on the raw lettuce, and tomatoe

in their cheese burgers. Just keep doing what you

are doing, and I promise you; everything will work

out.<br><br>Doug

[Guest guest]

Doug <br><br>Not to be argumentative but just to

set a few records straight. The word anorexia comes

from the Greek, An, meaning privation or lack of, and

Orexis, meaning appetite. <br><br>Anorexia nervosa is

different circumstance. The first documented case of what

is generally recognized as “modern” anorexia nervosa

is found in Richard Mortons Phthisiologa, 1686. It’s

somewhat of a misnomer as anorexics (modern

interpretation) don’t necessarily have a suppressed appetite.

Even the term “nervosa” has a lot of baggage with it

due to the symptoms being lumped into “Women’s

hysterical problems” along with “vapors” and other oddities

which is typical male dominated . .well you probably

know the drill, lol.<br><br>Anorexia was recognized

long before consumerist society was even a glimmer in

anyone’s eyes. The latest research that I have read points

to control issues as possibly the biggest factor in

anorexia. It is not a “mental illness” at all although

anorexia can be associated with some mental

illnesses.<br><br>The cessation of menses is NOT a normal occurrence.

It happens for a number of reasons, one of which IS

the loss of body fat. There’s no question about that.

Women athletes have this happen regularly. There’s a

joke about “Gone with the flow” that circulates around

serious competitors.<br><br>Raw vegans are NOT

necessarily going to be skinny although probably more will

than won't. Wild healthy animals also are not

necessarily thin. <br><br>IMO eating raw is most probably the

best way to go through ones life however there’s

plenty of opportunity to unknowingly abuse raw as well

as cooked and advising anyone to do anything other

than investigate thoroughly what their doing steps

into scary territory.<br><br>Jules