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]]> Comment on What we consumed in 2010 by Ann-Margret http://www.instead-of-wishing.com/?p=105#comment-21 Ann-Margret Mon, 10 Jan 2011 15:00:49 +0000 http://www.instead-of-wishing.com/?p=105#comment-21 This is impressive! Maybe you and Richard should start teaching workshops on how to achieve these kinds of figures. :) Hope you're both enjoying China! Please let Richard know that I finally did manage to visit your blog. This is impressive! Maybe you and Richard should start teaching workshops on how to achieve these kinds of figures. :)

Hope you’re both enjoying China! Please let Richard know that I finally did manage to visit your blog.

]]> Comment on Food or Poison? by Erik http://www.instead-of-wishing.com/?p=88#comment-11 Erik Sun, 05 Dec 2010 04:02:43 +0000 http://www.instead-of-wishing.com/?p=88#comment-11 It's a lot like the concept of hormesis. Small doses can be beneficial, but large doses potentially fatal. <br />This is true of many of the essential minerals. Potassium chloride is used for execution by lethal injection, but both potassium and chlorine are essential minerals.<br />Radiations as well (though this isn't a food), though it's seems to be a matter of controversy exactly how much radiation is ideal for people. There is a great deal of variation in the amount of background radiation in different parts of the world.<br />And then there's alcohol with some legitimate studies indicating it can be beneficial in moderation.<br />I also recall reading the same thing about tobacco, but I don't know of any evidence supporting it. It's a lot like the concept of hormesis. Small doses can be beneficial, but large doses potentially fatal.
This is true of many of the essential minerals. Potassium chloride is used for execution by lethal injection, but both potassium and chlorine are essential minerals.
Radiations as well (though this isn't a food), though it's seems to be a matter of controversy exactly how much radiation is ideal for people. There is a great deal of variation in the amount of background radiation in different parts of the world.
And then there's alcohol with some legitimate studies indicating it can be beneficial in moderation.
I also recall reading the same thing about tobacco, but I don't know of any evidence supporting it.

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