Be careful Mr. T.

You are a literal and therefore can be trapped by what appears to be an “obvious” result oriented analysis.

Normally I do not correct a literals thinking.

A huge waste of time.

However, as you are a big fav of mine I’m going to twist the cat’s tail a wee bit in a rather poor attempt to “shift” your perspective.

Please forgive me.

So? What are you familiar with that I can use?

Got it.

A person has pain after eating fatty meals.

They stop eating fatty meals and no longer have pain.

It is therefore obvious that fat is “bad” for them.

I call this “finesse” thinking.

Rather than understanding the larger picture, a minor detail is used out of context.

(The more "unhealthy" you are, the easier "minor" things will affect you)

Is Dr Daniel Munro right?

Of course he is.

In fact, some of his patients may cure themselves by lowering their overall stress level so the body can heal.

Others won’t be able to cure themselves until GB & Liver-Flush is performed, assuming that’s the cause.

Therefore by finessing a “condition” one “might” cure themselves or at least reduce or eliminate the symptoms.

But in the case of eliminating fat in the diet, you and I both know it’s merely a matter of time before more serious problems could occur.

I’ll reiterate once again.

We are immune to practically everything.

Eating mixed meals a problem for a "healthy" person? I don't think so.

If you have allergic symptoms, it should be construed as a serious health problem unless you can tie it to a genetic disorder.

And the odds of that my friend, from my perspective, are small indeed.


To Your Great Health Telman,

Gracefully Savage