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Morgan · 10-15-2008, 02:36 AM

I do not have this particular book, but am familiar with the author and the Weston A. Price website. It has a wealth of nutritional information and some of it is quite enlightening when contrasted with the prevailing 'low-fat, low-protein, high-carb' diets touted by the Heart Disease associations of the world, etc.

I think websites like this are important to point out some of the weak spots in the vegetarian world, I won't say either 'side' has it totally right, but we need to consider all information before we go promoting something as superior.

Having researched and experienced both a meatless and meat-based diet, I have to say moderation in all areas has provided me the best health. Great website to check out, good viewpoints to consider.

10-15-2008, 02:36 AM	#3
Morgan Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 107	Re: Nourishing Traditions I do not have this particular book, but am familiar with the author and the Weston A. Price website. It has a wealth of nutritional information and some of it is quite enlightening when contrasted with the prevailing 'low-fat, low-protein, high-carb' diets touted by the Heart Disease associations of the world, etc. I think websites like this are important to point out some of the weak spots in the vegetarian world, I won't say either 'side' has it totally right, but we need to consider all information before we go promoting something as superior. Having researched and experienced both a meatless and meat-based diet, I have to say moderation in all areas has provided me the best health. Great website to check out, good viewpoints to consider.