Comments on: Food-Cumbining!

By: Terri Regan

Terri Regan — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 03:19:45 +0000

I’m not Axel, but I can answer this. You only have so much blood
in your system and the priorities are divided in three parts.
Brain, then digestion, and finally circulation. Eating,
especially a big meal, means that the blood is going to go to
your digestive system first and more of it will be needed.
That’s why your not supposed to swim after eating, because the
blood loss to the limbs can cause cramping.

By: jacobs100

jacobs100 — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 06:58:43 +0000

In a message dated 3/12/2004 10:48:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,
a.hultman@… writes:
Think about this. Maybe the nutrients in the blood make it more dense. That
would increase blood pressure even with no change in heartbeat. This could
explain why extremities get starved because a more dense fluid with the same
size pump will not go as far from an energy equation conservation standpoint.
The bigger the meal the more the nutrients the denser the blood the higher the
blood pressure for the same system the more sluggish the system. For example,
think about your water pump suddenly trying to pump liquid oatmeal at the
same rate. The heart can only beat so fast and the system can only take so much
pressure so we put less demand on our systems by sitting down or sleeping
until we get over initial digestion. Maybe this is why doctors say overeating
can
kill you. But that’s just my guess.

By: Norman Kaufman

Norman Kaufman — Fri, 17 Aug 2007 02:42:36 +0000

Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2004 12:29:55 EST
From: Maddviking@…
Subject: Re: Food-Cumbining!
Great post Axel!! I have a question. Why does our blood flow to extemities
decrease after we eat?
Max
You know something? I don’t know for sure on that. I DO know that if someone
does strenuous exercise such as, say, weight training, doing it after a
large meal they will be weaker than if they waited an hour or more. There is
definently less of the rush into the active athletic mode. But after food,
one of the effects of insulin is to increase blood pressure in order to push
the nutrients in the blood further into the tissue. This, I would think,
would mean an increase of blood into the extremities. I think my original
post is from how I feel after hampered digestion. I mean a BIG meal will
leave me feeling like doing nothing other than digest and maybe day dream

about big women with big boobs feeding me lots of O friendly food. Maybe we
have more energy in our bodies, circulating in the bloodstream, but we may
not be as energetic because our bodies may be concentrating on digesting the
energy and assimilating it.
But if the meal is too large, there is a notable loss of energy for a while
after ingestion. Also, with improperly combined meals the loss of energy
(enervation) can be dramatic. The starch/meat combo has killed me enough
times for me to know that food-combining has some points to follow. 6 ounces
meat with 300 calories of carbs vs. 6 ounces meat with 300 calories
O-friendly animal fats is all the proof I need.
I don’t even like to mix sub-acidic or acidic fruits with sweet fruits. I
have experimented enough times with nuts/seeds with various starches/sugars
to know that food-combining no no is real, too. I think the no legumes with
salt is silly/stupid, I think the no legumes with grains is silly/stupid. I
think, because the tomato is low-carb, it is okay to have a few slices of
tomato with your meat. I mean, c’mon, it’s just a few slices of tomato. It
may have a panhemagluttanin thingamajigger in it but we can take it, right?
Tofu is a vegetable protein and can/should be eaten with grains or legumes.
You’ll see all sorts of wacky rules in those various food-combining setups.
Max, in regards to your original question… I think the blood flow to my
extremities, heck, the rest of my body, is decreased after a starch/meat
meal, because there is all this activity, stalled, unsuccessful activity in
my stomach. I feel it at this point. From a good meal, an easy to digest
meal such as beef with some greens and lots of fat, I feel chipper. Good
heart rate, energized, good mood, there is more energy in my body than if I
were hungry so my limbs could be more energetic. But, if it were a LARGE
meal I would get a bit sedated and lounge about until I’d digested enough,
then I’d have more energy for real type O activities. With a large meal I
don’t have as much energy immediately after the meal, but I would return to
an energized state after the more intense phase of the digestion had passed
and I progressed into the “move on your meal” type mode..

By: Norman Kaufman

Norman Kaufman — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 22:35:32 +0000

Date: Sun, 7 Mar 2004 22:09:04 -0500
From: “Thomas Dickheady” Subject: RE: Food-Cumbining!
Maybe spending less time smoking drugs and spending more time here would
give you the chance to answer questions.
*Dahhhhhh… wh, waht? Gimme a second… ta gat oriented.. ughh….*
What do you do when you see a doctor? Do you choose them based on their
blood types?
*I don’t see any doctors. The last doctor I saw was for a pain-killing drug to
handle the last of my healing from an adult circumcision. I found the
propoxyfeen to kill my ability to think in class (college) more than the
marijuana. You roll up that little tidbit of information and smoke it deep into
your type-A lungs, you freakin’ A of a douchbag! I’m too poor to afford doctors,
not only am I poor but I spend the little extra money I earn (above living
expenses) on tons and tons of marijuana (because I’m totally addicted to that

hardcore drug ‘n all…)*
with some insensitive Os who like to eat anything on their acceptable
list in any combination. So sad that a freakin’ A has to tell an O how
and what to eat.
Hey kids, the food-combining rules vary from food-combining list/theory
to list/theory.<<<
“Maybe spending less time smoking drugs and spending more time here would give
you the chance to answer questions.”
Blah blah blah [makes masturbation gesture]. Remember, it’s YOUR job to handle
the stubborn, ungrateful, hard-assed Os. I’m just here to sit back, enjoy my
health, and laugh at everything. I’m just here to take it easy; you’re here for
my stoned-out-of-my-gourd amusement. Ka peesh?
Besides, I’ve already gotten the answer to my questions. Remember those ladies
from our group, way back in ‘01 and ‘02? The old gang of Os, back when I was
contributing more and they were all my friends. That was cool. Not like today.
Today if I post anything it’s like: “what? who is that? what a weirdo!” Well,
all those ladies from awhile back got so fukcing healthy they turned into
super-O sex machines. Their libidos just went all crazy. They were all
food-combining savvy and obviously following the blood-type diet. Many of them
were being real human beings and exercising, too. I should have admitted my holy
virginity and assumed my rightful place as the Virgin High Priest of Biltong,
paleoithic voodoo sex cult leader extraordinaire!
Don’t worry about it, Thomas. YOU know food-combining is real, that it works. I
know food-combining is real and that it works. Some others on this list do, too.
Hey dude, they aren’t As, they’re Os and even THEY don’t do the exercise. From
my vantage point (O) it is disgraceful not to use the body for the
mental/emotional health benefits. They just won’t do it. I’m sure there are
plenty of Os who are so toxic, with inflamed, fermenting, toxic bowels
constantly messing up their ability to accurately sense themselves, so why
bother? Besides, YOU are the one to profit from their misery. Just think, the
more you help them the less money you can potentially make off of them. You’re
really doing yourself a disservice. Shame on you, Thomas. Shame. All this time
and you still don’t know what it means to be a REAL American.

By: jacobs100

jacobs100 — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:37:38 +0000

In a message dated 3/8/2004 3:29:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,
mtnmusicmama@… writes:
I think Axel was kidding us for being so clueless not Thomas.

By: Neva Marjory

Neva Marjory — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:34:37 +0000

Hey, hey, remember Dr. D is an A!!!!! Let’s take wisdom wherever it
presents itself. (Liked the rest of your post, though, Axel.)
-Robin

By: jacobs100

jacobs100 — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 06:09:25 +0000

Great post Axel!! I have a question. Why does our blood flow to extemities
decrease after we eat?
Max