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Hi Sean,
I've just learned that the person referred to in my original question has Muscular Dystrophy, not MS. She, of course, has thrown at me the "plants don't provide all of the necessary amino acids to build, maintain, and repair muscles,"...
MoreHi Sean,
I've just learned that the person referred to in my original question has Muscular Dystrophy, not MS. She, of course, has thrown at me the "plants don't provide all of the necessary amino acids to build, maintain, and repair muscles," which of course, we know is bunk (as explained in McDougall's article to Circulation, June 25, 2002, Vol 105, Issue 25).
Any insightful information on the impact of a WFPB on Muscular Dystrophy?
Thanks,
Cathy
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Thank you, Sean! I will check out the info!
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When inviting a friend via FB to our monthly vegan potluck dinner, a friend of hers posted this comment:
"My neurologist...more than one...has told me this [vegan diet] is dangerous for people with neuromuscular conditions. I would be cautious...
MoreWhen inviting a friend via FB to our monthly vegan potluck dinner, a friend of hers posted this comment:
"My neurologist...more than one...has told me this [vegan diet] is dangerous for people with neuromuscular conditions. I would be cautious with any extreme food plan."
This is a new one for me. I'm used to, "Where do you get your protein?" or "What about calcium?" but I've never heard this before. I asked her to be more specific, e.g. "What makes it dangerous?" but I got no response. I have a hard time believing that eating a healthy WFPB diet is dangerous for those who have neuromuscular conditions. I'm particulary interested in this because I have a neuromuscular (?) disorder that has never been officially diagnosed, although I've been told by a chiropractor that it was related to gaba hormone function. I've been eating a WFPB diet for 6 years.
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scarney commented on this post about 7 years agoIt was great to get to meet you at Healthfest 2017. Thank you for all the work you have done to help make that program a success. :-)Post is under moderationStream item published successfully. Item will now be visible on your stream.
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