[Karen]

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Vegetarianism
Posted: March, 27, 2002
I agree with most of your article. I feel there is no difference between killing a plant or an animal etc. But, I live in India. There are millions of healthy vegetarians in this country. I even know health vegetarian dogs. Also what do you make of all those studies that "prove" humans were not meant to eat meat, based on the length of their intestines and digestive system, compared to meat eating animals?

Janet's Reply: The energy fields of vegetarians are weaker than those of flesh-eaters. India has a very short life span compared to flesh-eating countries. The experiments that you speak of were designed by Illuminati scientists to deceive the public.

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Moe On Veggies
Posted: August, 06, 2009
Hi Stewart, Just want to support you on "eating meat". I used to be a vegetarian, but I was hungry all the time. I had to fill up on bread just to kill the hunger pains (which added unnecessary pounds). By eating meat, I've maintained my weight, plus I feel more grounded and stronger. I've learned you can't discuss 'meat vs vegs' with vegetarians, they get very angry quickly (but I'd be moody too if I was starving). I've added a link to a Russian study about how vegetarianism is a perversion on nature. Every one should read it.
Stewart's Reply: Thank you for sharing. Excellent article!
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Posted: August, 06, 2009
I was a vegetarian for 13 years as a teen/young adult(6th grade slaughterhouse field trip did it). Eating meat repulsed me & I'd NEVER eat it again! Anyone suggesting that I should was met w/vehement anger & disgust, but I was sick often, low energy, overweight & VERY spacey. When I resumed meat eating I felt like I came down from a high with a thud but soon lost weight quickly, became grounded, focused & overall stronger. I'm blood type O. Clearly eating meat is best for me though I'd prefer not to but I'm much healthier now. I thank & bless the animal & eat only what I need to feel strong.
Stewart's Reply: True. I have seen most vegetarians as being unfocused, angry, moody and very frail. They do not have enough fats to support the myelin sheathing of the nervous system. hence, they become volatile.

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Posted: August, 06, 2009
About the vegetarian reader's objection to eat meat: I want to tell you that I was a faithful vegetarian from age 18 to 32. I ate all organic and lots of nuts and protein. I had no energy and was constantly depressed. I took B-12 and nothing. Then, 11 years ago, I ate a filet mignon and have been SO MUCH healthier, stronger ever since! I pray for the animals who give us their life, as I hate that I have to be a carnivore. But I no longer get sick, my brain functions, and if I skip on red meat, I turn into a ghost in two days. RED MEAT WORKS! (carbs are the real problem)
Stewart's Reply: Organic meats are the only ones good for you. The animals are put on Earth to support us in every way. They are a reflection of us.
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Meat
Posted: August, 04, 2009
Hi, just wondering, You have answered a question saying red meat is the best protein source, when it is proven red meat is one of the worst things we can eat, and a vegan diet of vegetables, fruit and nuts is the best way to live and cures disease.
Why do you still eat meat when it is so bad for you?
I know this is 100% true so it makes me question you when i don't want to because i find most everything else you say to be good information.
I would just like you to explain your thoughts on this because it troubles me a bit.
Stewart's Reply: Vegetarians die young and get diseases because their bodies are weak. Humans are NOT vegans--we are omnivores. You need to feed like with like.

Organic red meats are extremely important to replenish the DNA and feed the body. Vegans look like they can blow away in a slight breeze.

Commercial meats are bad. Organic is good. The woman who brought macrobiotic vegan diets to the US is now desad of cancer because her body was too weak to fight the illness.

Do what you feel is right for you, but no vegetarian is going to live a long time.