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Old 01-07-2010, 11:17 AM posted to rec.gardens.edible
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Billy wrote:

In article
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fsadfa wrote:

On Jun 30, 11:30*am, Billy wrote:

Tomato leaves are poisonous, as are rhubarb, however most poisonous
plants aren't found in the vegetable garden (surprise, surprise), they
are found among the ornamentals that are not likely to be eaten.


you can't make the assumption that because a plant is not poisonous,
it is 100% good for you


And you can't make the assumption that organic farming is making a
traditional food more toxic.

and one has to reconcile the fact that we are living longer then ever
on mainly a corn syrup diet

Make that in spite of corn syrup. Obese, type 2, diabetic children
aren't going to increase the life expectancy average.
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facts are facts, facts can be stubborn things

I suspect having cheap calories to eat overrides everything else, IMO


Not if the cheap calories that are causing life shortening illnesses;
metabolic syndrome includes obesity, hypertension, diabetes, high
cholesterol. One of the reasons that grain was processed was because
pests avoided it in favor of whole grains.


Another was to extend shelf life. Then wealthy style setters said it
was cool and beside dental caries can be fixed. It truly is good to
live below the salt. This when "a pox on thee" was a real curse

Gaudette 2:25 Steeleye Span Below The Salt Country MPEG audio file
2005 7/1/10 6:14 AM

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Bill S. Jersey USA zone 5 shade garden
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