| ironjustice 2007-01-27, 9:31 pm |
| I suppose since you seem to be .. intent .. upon .. eating meat .. then
THAT which you posted seems to go against .. everything you RECOMMEND
...
WHY would you post stuff that goes .. contrary to what you .. 'say' ..
?
That wouldn't be because you are .. stupid .. ?
Eh chief ..
It would be because you didn't .. bother .. to READ your postings .. ?
The food intake is recommended to be .. same as diabetes .. and since
THEY have now been recommended to have LOW meat intake .. means .. no /
low meat for .. porphyria ..
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similar to those for diabetes mellitus. <<
Iron-rich foods raise heart risks for diabetics.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/...tory_43613.html
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dietitians may find that dietary instructions given for a patient with
acute porphyria are not very different from that given for a disease
they encounter much more frequently than porphyria. <<
That would be .. ? .. low meat intake .. / but logically .. NO meat
intake .. because .. ? .. meat has a MUCH higher level of absorbable
iron than any other source of iron.. therefore .. NO MATTER WHAT ..
meat is HIGH in iron.
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hereditary coproporphyria and variegate porphyria emphasize a high
carbohydrate intake as part of a balanced diet that provides all
essential nutrients.<<
High carb .. ?
That again .. eliminates .. meat ..
You see chief .. carbs and meat are .. mutually .. EXCLUSIVE ..
That means .. meat .. does not contain .. carbs ..
Those with porphyria .. need .. carbs ..
It seems you have come onto a thread and are attempting to convince
people to do .. OPPOSITE of what is recommended by .. doctors .. ?
Do you have an article or two which may .. **explain** why you seem to
be trying to .. kill .. people .. ?
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dietary fiber, vitamins and minerals. The goals are to prevent acute
attacks of porphyria that may be related to diet, avoid deficiencies of
nutrients and maintain a normal body weight.<<
No fiber in meat .. there .. chief ..
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originate from the liver, carbohydrate and energy intakes have not been
described as major determinants of disease activity. Restriction of
dietary iron is usually not necessary.<<
"Restriction of dietary iron is usually not necessary"
I wonder WHY they said that .. ?
Could it be because ALL the .. other .. porphyrias' .. MUST restrict ..
dietary .. iron .. ?
Nah ..
Of course that is why they said it ..
Because iron seems to be .. bad / b-a-d ..
Who loves ya.
Tom
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