@Stankie
Hi Stankie, I get your point and I think grassfed/pasture-raised meat can be healthy.
But the diet method I employ is not related to whether certain food is healthier than others. It is rather a matter of whether your body reacts to these food types positively or negatively.
It's like eating peanuts. Some people love nuts and organic peanuts can be a really good source of unsaturated fat among other health benefits of nuts and they can be fatal to those who are allergic to it.
I have a colleague who is allergic to peanuts. If she eats them, she gets anaphylaxis which means your windpipe closes because it swells, and you can suffocate and die, so she always carries around "adrenalin shots" just in case. She, therefore, avoids all restaurant and cafe foods even though they may not have peanuts as ingredients but because they may contain traces of peanuts. She is therefore on a very, very strict diet but she's learned to live with it. She's a very cheerful and bubbly girl actually. This is an extreme example. But I hope you get my point. I don't think it's whether some food are healthy or unhealthy that causes bb in us, but rather how our body reacts to certain types of food.
Also, you mentioned about the health benefits of grassfed/pasture-raised meat. I agree they can be healthy. Well, I live in New Zealand and almost all the cows, if not all the cows, in New Zealand are grassfed/pasture-raised. It's probably a lot more difficult to find any cows raised on corns/grains for example.
If you've watched Lord of the Rings or Hobbit, you'd probably get how abundant grass is in New Zealand.
Well, yeah, my point is that although the beef I have access to may be healthy in a general sense, but it doesn't work for me because I get bb from it. For example, deep fried french fries or chips may be bad for my health but I don't necessarily get bb from it because the determinant of whether I get bb or not from certain food does not depend on whether that food is healthy or not but rather whether my body reacts to those food types in a "normal" or a bit "abnormal" way.
And about the lymphatic thread, I mentioned about my theory of allergic reaction of our body to these food types how trivial they may be. The only reaction we may get might be just some stomach upsets, bloating or, yes, BB!
Some of the ingredients/substances in some food may cause havoc in the lymphatic system, for example. So what do you do?
My ridiculously simple answer is, don't let those food enter my body or my lymphatic system and cause all kinds of problems. Period.
Or, may some brilliantly gifted scientist invent some kind of medicine to stop these food cause some kind of allergic reactions in our body. But... is that solution likely to occur in the near future? Perhaps. Possibly, but what about here and now?
Well, for now, I choose to live with what I have and know right now. Some food cause bb in me, some food don't. I choose food that don't cause bb in me.
It's really a simple method. The reward is great.
It's my choice, and your choice to choose what food you eat.
There are about 3 million vegans in the US alone, which is about 1% of the US population, according to Vegan Statistics,
http://www.imaner.net/panel/statistics.htm
Well, at least, I can have lean pork, chicken, salmon, eggs, fish and other seafood among other food types. Not bad. Not bad at all.
Stankie wrote: On a more esoteric note, how could this be a "demon" ? Are you claiming your BB is an actual presence? Like, an entity from another realm?
Sorry, Stankie, I did not mean that BB is an demonic entity. It was just a metaphor, expressing how much I hate BB, because it is not a natural part of me.
When God made everything in Genesis, everything was good including us. All good. But something bad was introduced. The Old Serpent, Satan, Demon, you name it. He rejoices to do us harm. He is the ultimate liar. He's really good at lying to people, causing all kinds of troubles. One of most important tasks as a Christian or any person in this world is not listening to those lies, for example, God does not love which is the fatal lie.
God is love. Period.
Yes, BB is bad, really bad. I hate it absolutely. But I guess I've learned to be more compassionate and more understanding than I would've been without this experience.
It's like the crucifixion was bad, really bad. Jesus wanted to avoid crucifixion, dying on the cross like a common criminal if He could but He didn't.
Because He loved us. He died on the cross as a substitute sinner so that we wouldn't have to die like that. God forgives us all through the sacrifice of Jesus, His Son.
Yes the BB is bad like the crucifixion is bad. But I learned something valuable, learning to be a little more like God who's compassionate and understanding. Just as Jesus died to forgive us all because He loves us all.
One big difference between me and God is that I did not voluntarily want to suffer from BB to be a little more compassionate and understanding, but Jesus did. He voluntarily came to the earth like we celebrated in Christmas to die in our place for our sins, and it was in no way easy path for Him to walk on, but He did it anyway because He loves us.