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I can understand discipline in the sense of having to follow a diet, but could you elaborate how exactly it improved your health?
by personjerry 11y ago
I can understand discipline in the sense of having to follow a diet, but could you elaborate how exactly it improved your health?
- goldenkey 11y agoWell for starters, dairy and meat don't really digest well together and can create upset in the stomach. But I'm sure OP has better facts than my simple one.
- mjevans 11y agoMy supposition is that it forced the OP to actually eat better quality, and possibly also less portion size, food. It would also tend to reduce eating overly complex foods as it would be more difficult to ensure that EACH ingredient was kosher.
- brianwawok 11y agoChetohs and Oreos are Kosher. Not sure I suggest that diet.
- Mz 11y agoHumorously, I am very picky about what I eat (for health reasons), I eat both of those and did not know they were kosher. I try to eat clean. I don't restrict myself to kosher foods, but I have found kosher foids to generally be a good option.
- brianwawok 11y agoI think the main thing is: * Kosher meats are a lot of the time better than random factory farm meats. But not necessarily as good as the really expensive whole food stuff. * Most big junk food makers get their stuff Kosher certified, to I guess not rule out any of their market. Not sure Kosher is adding much value here ;) * Meat and dairy mixing may or may not matter to your health depending on what you read. If you find it matters, kosher can also help you on this side.