[Pil-pc-oceania] {Blocked Content} [Fwd: [ptua] ABC opinion:Can we live with zero emissions?]

[permaculture at apollobay.org.au]

Original Message:
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From: Dan Rossi spam at electroteque.org

I believe Bill tries to validate that carnivore diets is more ideal  
and efficient than vegeterian diets maybe its wrong. I see alot of  
uproar from the vegan communities about some ideals he has.


hi dan,
being an oriental medicinal practitioner and permaculturist, i can
confidently say that the best diet, for your own health and the health of
the planet, is a permaculture "locavore" diet; eating what you grow in your
backyard (including animals).  This is a diet with diversity, that's in
season, that's fresh, that has the lowest transport miles, the lowest
energy and water usage, the lowest impact upon the earth.  Meat is the most
easily assimilated protein (as long as it's in small amounts and well
cooked, preferably in a stew).  And how many vegans make their own tofu or
tempeh?  If a study was done of the embodied energy of the diet of a
permaculturist who eats from their backyard, compared to a vegan who eats
from the stupermarket, which diet do you think would have less embodied
energy?  I'd put my money on the permaculturist... i fully support Bill.
cheers
Fern
PS.  Yes, oriental medicine (OM) can help with "asthma", which has
different aetiology and diagnosis in OM according to your symptoms.  Not
just the herbal modality of OM is beneficial; shiatsu, acupunture and other
OM modalities are also beneficial

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