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THE POST-CHELATION LIFE STYLE - EVEN HEALTH NUTS 'SLY OCCASIONALLY

Many years ago, we were friends with a North Carolina couple who most surely deserve recognition as pioneer 'health nuts'. They preached, on radio and TV shows, on college campuses, to friends and relatives and to all who would listen, about the dangers of processed foods, hormone-treated meats, chemical preservatives, nitrosamine-laden smoked delicacies, fat-laden pastries and breads, additives and artificial colors and decried the health-destroying potential of the typical teen 'hamburger, french fries and coke' diet long before others. And underscoring their warnings - they lived by their beliefs.
This pair of foresighted mavericks were growing sprouts, serving tasty nutrient-rich backwoods weeds in salads, concocting yogurt-based oil-free homemade dressings, purifying their water, and shopping for organically grown fruits and vegetables twenty years prior to the advent of the health food movement.
Visitors who smoked were barred from their home. Dinner guests learned to expect spartan fare - fresh baked whole wheat muffins, bowlfulls of unfamiliar greens, 'meatless' meat loaf, steamed, lightly seasoned fresh vegetables from the farmer's market, herb tea and whatever fresh fruit was in season.
Then came the night we happened upon this couple devouring a pizza and guzzling cokes at a local pizzeria. What a shock. We could have been tactful and pretended not to see them. No way. We sallied over to their table and demanded, "What are you two doing here?"
"Well, it's only human to cut loose and enjoy yourself once in a while," was the shame-faced excuse. Don't sneer. Do you do better? Does anyone?
It's easy to slip from a health program. Especially after being chelated, feeling better than you have in years, and thinking you've got your problem beat.

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