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also, soy has phytoestrogens which in excess will fuck up your hormones.
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I never said I wanted to fight. That was you. |
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I think this guy knows more about foods and food chemicals and body-food chemical reactions than anyone I've ever run across. That last post is just yet another example. |
This shit is pointless, done!
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Absolutely pointless indeed.
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Well, it's not why I think that. But I think that. Yeah.. awkward post. |
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ha ha yeah. beans are good too but you know what happens if you eat too many :D |
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yeah, besides shooing away any potential mates, check this shit out: http://www.medopedia.com/undercooked-red-beans-rice tasty! |
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here's some paranoia for your puppies http://www.petalia.com.au/templates/...ry_no=257#ct-5 on top of that: http://health.msn.com/centers/allerg...ntid=100144470 humans are not supposed to eat nuts! eat meat only! :D -- (basically, there's an argument for or against anything) |
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Synth- you're in luck, a pretty bitchin' book has just been released:
http://www.theppk.com/nomicon.html It's vegan, but still no more worse for you or restrictive at all than having a cookbook that specialises in Italian or whatev. My friend mentioned this t'other day, if it's on .com then why not give it a try? 576 pages seems pretty happening: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Leiths-Veget...3314592&sr=1-1 |
Everything Is Bad For You
Just Stop Eating |
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EAT MY GENITALS |
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if you stop eating, you'll live forever... http://www.calorierestriction.org/ The Calorie Restriction Society for people trying to live longer by eating fewer calories |
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ha ha ha, what fucked unbearable life is that! hungry all the time? i'd be driven to suicide. |
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I'll call when my vagina starts sagging. |
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-- but in the meantime, tone it down, or your internet posts might get you grounded |
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My plan is to bait as many guys as I can and then invite them to my house and have them arrested when they show up naked in my garage with a 12 pack of beer just like that To Catch A Predator show. It'll be epic. |
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whatever. i'm calling your parents. :p |
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Exactly, I do not intend on being a vegeterian. I just want something that is out of the monotony of regular meat diet. |
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Yes. Meat rots in your colon for approx 14 days. |
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pfffffttttttttlolllerzzzzzzzzzzzzz -- where did you go to school? |
Denial, @$#%^. Denial.
I just had some great vegan Krishna food for lunch at my favourite cafe/restaurant in town. It's all you can eat - hence I'm full as a muddafucker. |
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yeah and i had hummus for dinner, delicious. but where the fuck do you get these crackpot ideas? i mean-- does that sound even remotely believable to you? rot in your colon for 14 days?? |
mmmmm hummus.
fucking hell, i'm hungry. |
I'm eating chicken as I read this thread.
IT WILL BE IN ME FOR 14 DAYS! |
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I could live on that stuff. |
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absolutely. it's a good thing everything else can slide right around the rotting meat or you'd sure get backed up! |
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meeee tooooo. it's just not so good for the breath. |
I think people get that idea from (a) the urban legends about John Wayne's or Elvis' colons having tons of red meat in them when they died, and/or (b) the dialogue between the detectives in Beverly Hills Cop in that one scene. Red meat (a heavy food) does take longer to digest than many foods (3-5 hours or so), but no longer than whole milk or cheese.
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That's why I don't eat it more. Plus, garlic also makes me feel super-dehydrated. |
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It was krishna food, no hummus involved. http://www.goveg.com/feat/rotting.html Beef: It's What's Rotting In Your Colon Colon cancer is a deadly disease that's on the rise-and evidence indicates that it's caused by beef, chicken, milk, and other animal foods. Colon cancer is the fourth most common cancer and the second-largest cause of cancer death in the U.S. About 98,200 new cases of colon cancer will be diagnosed in 2001, and colon cancer is expected to be responsible for approximately 48,000 deaths in the U.S. this year alone. The greatest incidence of colon cancer occurs primarily in the developed world where the consumption of meat, eggs, and dairy products is high. A 1999 study, published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, investigated the rarity of colon cancer in black Africans. The authors concluded that the low prevalence of colon cancer in this population is related to the absence of animal protein and fat. The average American faces a 6 percent lifetime risk of colon cancer, according to the Harvard Center for Cancer Prevention. The American Cancer Society (ACS), discussing all cancer, points out that "about one-third of the 500,000 cancer deaths that occur in the United States each year is due to dietary factors ... Although the committee recognizes that no diet can guarantee full protection against any disease, we believe that our recommendations offer the best nutrition information currently available to help Americans reduce their risk of cancer." The society's top two recommendations are: "1. Choose most of the foods you eat from plant sources," and "2. Limit your intake of high-fat foods, particularly from animal sources." The ACS takes such a strong stand because numerous studies over many years link meat and dairy products to the development of a variety of cancers. Discussing colon cancer specifically, the National Cancer Institute upon examination of the body of evidence, says that "colorectal cancer seems to be associated with diets that are high in fat and calories and low in fiber" and that "eating vegetables and fruits is associated with a decreased risk of cancers of the ... colon [and] rectum ..." Remember that meat and dairy products have absolutely no fiber at all, and even lean meats and "low fat" dairy products are packed with fat and cholesterol, relative to fruits, vegetables, and grains. And the ACS Web site states that "a diet mostly from animal sources" is a risk factor for colorectal (colon and rectal) cancer. As a result, the ACS "recommends choosing most of your foods from plant sources and limiting intake of high-fat foods such as those from animal sources." Numerous studies have linked meat, eggs, and dairy products to the development of colon cancer. The following sample of studies shows the correlation: Upon reviewing an array of studies discussing the link between diet and colon cancer, scientists from the Bremen Institute for Prevention, Research, and Social Medicine and the German Cancer Research Center stated in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition that "the relationship between a vegetarian and fiber-rich diet and a decreased risk for colon cancer has been reported in many studies." A review of population studies published in 1996 in the prestigious Italian medical journal Annali dell'Istituto Superiore di Sanita found that meat and other animal fats are among the most consistent risk factors for colon cancer and that vegetarian diets reduce the risk of colon cancer. A population study conducted by the Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health found that "animal fat was positively associated with the risk of colon cancer." The authors also reported that in another large-scale clinical study, women who consumed beef, lamb, or pork as a main dish at least once a day were more than 250 percent more likely to be diagnosed with colon cancer than women who consumed meat as a main dish less than once a month. Researchers at the Center for Health Research at Loma Linda University reported in The American Journal of Epidemiology in 1998 that colon cancer has "a positive association with ... both red meat intake and white meat intake." A Swedish study published in the International Journal of Cancer states that "results also indicate that there is an association between meat consumption and colorectal cancer." A 1999 study, published in the American Journal of Gastroenterology, concluded that the low prevalence of colon cancer among black Africans is related to the absence of animal protein and fat in their diet. A 1990 survey and 1991 followup published in the International Journal of Cancer found that there were increased risks for colorectal cancer associated with consumption of meat, dairy products, and eggs. So, before you bite into that next burger, nugget, or slice of pepperoni pizza, consider this: Do you really want to spend your final days suffering from the pain and agony of colon, rectal, or some other lethal cancer? If not, grab a vegan cookbook and learn to live and let live with the help of great, tasty, and healthful recipes that you will love much more than that greasy box of nuggets and that slimy shake. Bon appetit! |
Um, the specific study by the Nat'l Cancer Institute about a possible link between red meat consumption and colon cancer has been proven to be faulty in that it never takes into account age, the amount of exercise, smoking habits, and other pertinent health factors about the study group involved. The particular group was studied during the eighties (forget what year) and another time in the nineties.
Obviously, if you eat red meat you will want to avoid extremely fatty varieties like cheap ground beef, because, of course, that stuff is not good for your heart or other organs. Fast food "beef" (if it's beef at all in some cases) is laden with chemicals and sodium which are also not good for you in high dosages and actually addict your body. |
i looked for my recipe for curry, but i can't find it. shame, because i make the best damn curry this side of the mississippi. if i come across it, i'll let you know.
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It's been proved to be faulty because Atari says so.
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I'm sure there are articles you can find on google, boomeranger.
The study in question caused big headlines and Oprah did that whole deal and then there was a backlash afterwards with other scientists saying the study is faulty. Who knows? I don't know for sure, but I suppose lobbies and money are involved in some way. |
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