Re: The critics agree: you don't need to supplement with "essential fatty acids."

On 24 Mar 2006 20:01:22 -0800, "montygram" <nazztrader@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

I felt exactly the same way you do, Ian, that is, until I began to
study the underlying biochemistry, rather than just listening to the
nutritional dogma, which is mostly based upon terribly flawed
experiments. Most "allergy problems" are really the result of what
should be called "arachidonic acid overload syndrome" by your doctor.
Once you get the arachidonic acid out of your cells, allowing it to be
replaced by Mead acid, as I have done with this diet, you lose your
"allergies." I used to have terrible dust allery problems, various

Am afraid it is just impossible to have a diet in US which make this
possible. You simply don't get any food that consist only of Mead acid
and not a single mg of any omega-6 or omega-3 acids.

All plant food contain both omega-3 and omega-6 acids. So you can't
eat any plant food.

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