http://immortalists.tribe.net/thread/fe190bd1-9e07-4f5b-a634-4a2b9345e4e1?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://immortalists.tribe.net/thread/fe190bd1-9e07-4f5b-a634-4a2b9345e4e1#c6e5faed-e0c3-4726-80ed-8c4e1b231401 On many of these issues I almost gave up. It is a simple thing I am going to reveal, you probably know this. Water. Don't drink water unless slightly to fully parched. The food turns into blood more completley. That is my experience. Sat, 08 Dec 2007 19:32:55 GMT http://immortalists.tribe.net/thread/fe190bd1-9e07-4f5b-a634-4a2b9345e4e1#c6e5faed-e0c3-4726-80ed-8c4e1b231401 John 2007-12-08T19:32:55Z http://immortalists.tribe.net/thread/fe190bd1-9e07-4f5b-a634-4a2b9345e4e1#a362093a-ba1b-49ca-b035-6b1938034c58 Well really, not so much a diet as a fundemental change in eating habits. For those who are not aware, there is a growing body of research that shows that almost all mammals when kept to a restricted degree of caloric intake tend to live longer and be healthier. This is not simply starving one's self or just cutting back, it is instead eating foods that have the highest nutritional bang for the buck. Mostly fish and dark/colorful veggies. Only now is the understanding as to why this works the way it does starting to emerge (assuming the line of investigation pans out), however most labratory animals that have lived on diets roughly over 2/3's the average intake tend to live significantly longer. Has anybody been on such a regimen? I have been slowly paring back my own daily intake with an eventual goal average of about 1200/day Tue, 13 Nov 2007 06:06:28 GMT http://immortalists.tribe.net/thread/fe190bd1-9e07-4f5b-a634-4a2b9345e4e1#a362093a-ba1b-49ca-b035-6b1938034c58 The Intellectual 2007-11-13T06:06:28Z