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Re: [Marxism] World proletarianisation/Help Mr. Jurrian.



Melvin P.

I think you have it wrong. As a health psychologist (now out of active
service) and dietitian my careful calculations show that 100% of all
illnesses on earth are diet-related: if there were no diets, there would be
no illnesses. Paradoxically, other calculations show that 0% of all
illnesses on earth are diet-related: they can be shown to be ultimately
caused by " the ensemble of social relations."

Dr. Atkins


> > There are probably as many people in the world today that suffer from
> overeating and diet
> >related disorders, as there are going hungry.
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> That's news to me. How do you figure that?
>
> Reply
>
> Illness or disease is a diet related disorder. 90% of all illnesses on
earth
> are diet related. The other 10% is created by the chemical scientists of
the
> bourgeoisie.
>
> The issue of obesity hit the bourgeois press in the past two weeks as the
> number one cause of death in America.
>
> We have been entering into uncharted territory in this discussion of
health,
> food, agriculture and means of production. Not simply food stuff as
exchange,
> which is inherently against the earth, but the substance that is ingested
by
> women/man.
>
> Its kind of heavy. Actually it is very heavy. Not simply capital paying
the
> workers what it takes to reproduce themselves as workers but what is
literally
> consumed as the basis of reproduction of the species. Why do people eat
meat,
> carrots or anything else? A carrot was invented by man. Yea . . .
invented. In
> America we not longer have real tomatoes. Something wrong with the lemons.
> Fruits and stuff do not supposed to have thick skin.
>
> Obesity is a huge problem in America . . . huge. It is the essence of the
> question of overconsumption/overproduction.
>
>
> Melvin P.
>
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