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Alimentaţia Vegetariană! Alege Alimentaţia Dacă... ...... îţi îţi pasă pasă ded e sănătatea s n a tat a ... iubeşti toate animalele ...... vreivrei săsă protejeziprotejezi planetaplaneta atunci...atunci... ALEGEALEGE ALIMENTAŢIAALIMENTAŢIA VEGETARIANĂ!VEGETARIANĂ! - diabet: carnea produce fenomenul de momentul măcelăririi animalului de catre om pentru “rezistenţă la insulină”, adică face ca insulina (fie la abator, fie acasa sau oriunde), animalul a! să nu mai fie eficientă în reducerea glicemiei este incapabil să lupte sau să fugă, deci sănă ta tea t din sânge; dacă nu se consuma carne, incapabil să consume adrenalina, care insulina are eficienţă maximă şi îşi atinge rămâne astfel în carne; Carnea este cauza primară a scopul; bolnavii de diabet trecuţi pe - disfuncţii ale organelor interne tuturor bolilor grave: - osteoporoză: odată ce corpul devine alimentaţie vegetariană se vindecă în (rinichi, ficat etc.): carnea este “grea” şi - cancer: se dezvoltă numai în prezenţa mediu acid, din cauza consumului de carne, majoritatea cazurilor, nemaifiind necesară nepotrivită pentru corpul uman, supra- solicitând astfel organele interne, care acidităţii din corp; corpul uman este alcalin, este necesar ca el sa revină rapid la mediul ulterior injectarea cu insulină; cei care ramân cedează de-a lungul timpului; dimpotrivă, deci opus acidului şi trebuie hrănit numai cu alcalin iniţial, altfel survine decesul; singurul pe alimentaţie cu carne vor face insulină alimentele vegetariene, naturale şi fireşti alimente alcaline, care sunt cele vegetariene; element din corpul uman care poate injectabilă pentru restul vieţii, iar unii dintre pentru om, sub-solicită organele interne şi carnea este 100% acidă, iar când este alcaliniza din nou este un mineral, si anume ei ajung la amputarea membrelor, în general astfel le protejează. consumată, în orice cantitate, acidifică calciul; acesta trebuie deci scos din oase şi corpul, producând fenomenul de “acidoză”; cele inferioare (picioarele); folosit ca să refacă corpul alcalin, fiind celulele canceroase se hrănesc şi proliferează - demenţă, scleroză, Alzheimer: Ştiaţi că... NUMAI în mediu acid, deci o alimentaţie care ulterior eliminat prin urină; acest fenomen hormonii conţinuţi de carne şi ingeraţi duce la slăbirea scheletului şi la fragilitatea ...Hippocrate, include carne hrăneşte şi înmulţeşte aceste AUTOMAT odată cu aceasta afectează pe “pă rintele” medicinei, oaselor, astfel apărând osteoporoza sau alte celule; dacă alimentaţia este termen lung creierul şi produc aceste boli; primul doctor din lume, vegetariană, corpul uman boli legate de sistemul osos şi adrenalina, care este unul dintre hormonii cei a fost vegetarian? articulaţii (fracturi, artrite, re- rămâne alcalin, iar celulele mai toxici, nu poate fi evitată şi se găseşte în canceroase nu au mediu umatism); Astăzi, deşi milioane de doctori repetă propice de dezvoltare, nu se carnea oricărui animal ucis, pentru că ea jurământul său, foarte mulţi dintre aceştia - obezitate (şi in general apare odată ce animalul simte pericolul şi recomandă, din orgoliu sau neinformare, opusul pot hrăni; astfel, prin alimen- gr ă grăsimile din învăţăturilor sale.Hippocrateştia încăde pe atunci sime): groaza morţii; în natură, orice animal taţia vegetariană, cancerul alimente sunt de 2 tipuri: satu- că cel mai important element în păstrarea consumă adrenalina prin luptă (dacă crede că este evitat (profilactic) sau rate(nesănătoase) şi nesaturate sănătăţii, în prevenirea şi vindecarea bolilor este ţinut sub control/ vindecat (curativ); are şanse împotriva adversarului) sau prin alimentaţia: “Lă sa ţ i alimentele să v ă fie medica- (sănătoase); în carne se găsesc numai - infarct miocardic (la inimă) sau fugă (dacă crede că nu are şanse să lupte); în ment, iar medicamentul vostru săfie alimentele.” grăsimi saturate, dăunatoare organismuluişi cerebral (la creier): sunt cauzate de fenomenul numit ateroscleroză, adică prin care se depun în acesta, provocând supraponderalitatea sau obezitatea; Pentru mai multe informaţii, citiţi cea mai bună carte în înfundarea vaselor de sânge cu grăsimea domeniu, “Studiul China”, scrisă de dr.Colin Campbell, numită colesterol; colesterolul se găseşte grăsimile benefice, utile şi care dau energie corpului sunt cele nesaturate, ele aflându-se medic care a studiat peste 40 de ani nutriţia si rolul ei în numai în carne şi în general în produsele de sănătate, şi vizionaţi documentarele de referinţă origine animală, fiind inexistent în produsele numai în alimentele vegetariene; dacă “Forks over Knives” (http://www.forksoverknives.com/), vegetale, deci o alimentaţie vegetariană alimentaţia este vegetariană nu se consumă multiplu premiat internaţional şi “Food that kills” exclude posibilitatea unui infarct miocardic aproape deloc grăsimi saturate, iar supra- (https://living4health.wordpress.com/2011/12/01/ PURCEII: trăiesc în cuşti de dimensiunea pentru corpului lor, care nu le permit să se întoarcă sau animale! să se mişte în vreo direcţie. Stress-ul şi epuizarea psihică îi face să muşte din barele cuştilor. Purceilor nou-născuţi li se taie coada şi dinţii fără Animalele sunt fiinţe blânde, inoc ente şi fără apărare, capabile de sentimente, emoţii şi trăiri, care simt frica, groaza şi durerea vreun anestezic, fiind castraţi în acelaşi mod, şi în aceeaşi măsura ca şi fiinţa umană. Ele sunt victimele unei aruncaţi apoi laolaltă cu alte sute de purcei, vieţi de coşmar, fiind constant abuzate fizic şi psihic, pentru ca în final să fie torturate pentru ca atunci când ating vârsta de 4-6 luni să întoarce şi devine numai o “maşină” de produs şi măcelarite în mod barbar. fie trimişi direct la abator şi măcelariţi. pui şi de a-i hrăni printre zăbrelele de metal. La Purceaua-mamă traitraieşte într-o cuşcă vârsta de 2 ani, după 3-4 naşteri consecutive, de îngustă, în ustă culcatăculcat pe o parte, fără funie sau cu un lanţ deasupra niveluluilului soluluiso multe ori măcinată de răni şi infirmităţi, este posibilitatea de a se ridica sau pentru ca muşchii de la picioarere să nun se considerată “nerentabilă” şi ucisă fără milă. dezvolteşi carnea din acele locuri săă fie moale.m Ulterior sunt trimişi la abator undeun e sunt măcelăriţi, suferind chinuri groaznice.ice. VACILE: Ca absolut orice femelă a oricărei specii de pe pamânt (inclusiv femeia umana), În acest timp, vaca-mamăă este vaca produce lapte NUMAI daca are un pui, iar injectată pentru a produce până laa de 10 laptele ei este destinat de natură pentru ori mai mult lapte decât natural şi mulsău să hranirea acestuia, nu a omului. Pentru a avea intensiv, iar 6-7 saptămâni mai târziuârziu lactaţie, vacile sunt impregnate continuu, iar este impregnată din nou, viţelul esteeste viţeii le sunt furaţi în mod iarăşi furat şi ciclullul violent în primele 24 ore de la continuă. La vârstasta naştere. Suferinţa mamei de 4-5 ani, după o exploatare după un astfel de procedeu cruntă care o distruge fizic este teribilă, vaca plângandu- (prin mulgere, care duce la şi viţelul zile în şir. Viţeii, decimarea scheletului şi a folosiţi de industrie numai organelor interne) şi psihic pentru a forţa vacile sa aibă (prin furarea repetată a lapte, sunt apoi ţinuti în cuşti puiului), vaca nu mai este înguste, în propriile excre- considerată “profitabilă” şi este mente, agăţaţi de gât cu o de asemenea trimisă la abator. GĂINILE: cele crescute direct pentru TRANSPORTUL ŞI MĂCELUL carne sunt înghesuite într-un număr de până Animalele sunt cărate către abatoare timp de mai multe ore fără mâncare, apă sau la 10.000 în spaţii închise, supra-aglomerate, odihnă, fiind expuse la temperaturi extreme. Multe mor pe drum, iar cele prea bolnave sau unde păşesc continuu în propriile fecale şi rănite ca să meargă sunt lovite brutal, electrocutate sau trase cu lanţuri. inhalează toxine provenite din acestea. Sunt La abator li se taie gâtul în timp ce sunt conştiente şi lăsate să moară în chinuri şi agonie injectate cu hormoni şi steroizi, pentru a le extreme, în timp ce se zbat, strigă sau plâng. Unele dintre ele sunt jupuite, dezmembrate sau accelera masiv creşterea, astfel că în înecate în apă clocotită în timp ce sunt perfect conştiente. majoritatea cazurilor, picioarele lor se rup sub greutatea trupurilor şi ajung numai să se asfixiere sau prin strivirea de vii de către un fel târască după hrană sau apă. Astfel, multe se de malaxor. Femelele sunt închise câte 5-7 în îmbolnăvesc grav, rămân infirme şi mor după cuşti de mărimea unui televizor, unde calcă o suferinţă cruntă. una peste alta, nu au loc să îşi întindă măcar o Cele care supravieţuiesc sunt transpor- dată aripile sau să se întoarcă, iar picioarele le tate la vârsta de 5 săptămâni catre abator şi sunt străpunse de podeaua de metal. După ciopârţite. Păsările crescute indirect pentru 1-2 ani în care sunt exploatate astfel pentru carne şi direct pentru ouă trec mai întâi printr- producţia de ouă, sunt considerate “uzate” şi o selecţie sexuală, unde masculii, consideraţi ucise pentru carne. Situaţia este analoagă “nefolositori” pentru că nu depun ouă, sunt pentru raţe, gâşte sau curci. aruncaţi în grămezi imense şi ucişi prin F Pentru mai multe informaţ ii, a se viziona: ŸExcepţionalul documentar multiplu premiat internaţional “Earthlings”, narat de celebrul actor Joaquin Phoenix (disponibil integral şi gratuit la: http://www.earthlings.com sau căutaţi “Earthlings” pe google pentru varianta in lb. română) ŸFilmuleţele scurte “Meat your meat” sau “Glass walls” (disponibile integral şi gratuit la: http://www.meat.org/, narate de fostul component al trupei Beatles, Paul McCartney şi de celebrul actor Alec Baldwin) ŸDiscursul inspiraţional al activistului si oratorului Gary Yourofsky, printre cele mai vizionate în Europa la momentul actual, disponibil integral şi gratuit l e ţ e u t e m z a i a a a e b m r t e . e a n c c r i r r ă m s u o u o i t u l u i t a l n ş s s e i v a î n , i e l r i l s i r a t ş s e l i e l a m o , i ţ i i p N i n M l u n l : r .
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