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Trousers
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All things being equal, people that eat little or no red meat had a higher mortality rate.
Yeah boi! You just defined apex predator. Guess what we are LOL......
Autistic Austin
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You would be called prey, welcome to the actual animal kingdom, society has made you a veg, not humans are this and that. We are omnivores whether you like it or not, feel your teeth!
That doesn't even make sense either. If it does, please explain the health properties of red meat that will extend my life.
Chronic Masterbator
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If you eat Red meat and die. They will almost always find 1lb of undigested red meat in the corpse. Everything in moderation even drinking to much water can kill you though it rare.
Chronic Masterbator
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Jtprin red meat is OK in moderation. Even vegetarians have to eat vitamins to replace nutes they don't get from not eating meat. Our bodies have evolved to be able to eat a various amount of food sources.
Trousers
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Why don't you just read the study?
I am sorry science does not agree with your preconceived notions.
Trousers
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There are more studies, including one that came out earlier this month, that have shown that meat eaters have lower lifespans than vegetarians. Vegetarians don't NEED to supplement, many do because they maybe don't know which foods to eat to address deficiencies or it's more convenient, but it is not a requirement.
Autistic Austin
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. In fact, in this study, vegetarians live six
to nine years longer, which is a huge effect. But
vegetarians are also more likely to exercise, be
married, smoke less and drink less alcohol—all
factors that also contribute to a longer life. The
actual causal relationship between becoming
vegetarian and living longer is unclear, and is
certainly smaller than the correlation might seem to
suggest.
Details are very important.....
to nine years longer, which is a huge effect. But
vegetarians are also more likely to exercise, be
married, smoke less and drink less alcohol—all
factors that also contribute to a longer life. The
actual causal relationship between becoming
vegetarian and living longer is unclear, and is
certainly smaller than the correlation might seem to
suggest.
Details are very important.....
Trousers
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I could post more studies too.
Eating meat in moderation is not unhealthy.
There are many factors involved in lifespan besides diet.
Genetics plays a huge role.
If you live in Mexico City or Bejing, you are going to be more likely to have respiratory problems.
There are many people that believe one's blood type should determine diet. Type O should eat meat and few carbs, type A should be vegetarians... I haven't read anything more than opinion on that.
Saying, "eating meat is unhealthy" is a pretty broad generalization and nearly impossible to prove.
It is different for every person.
You are going to have to come with much more compelling evidence to change my mind about meat and how it relates to health.
Personally, I have IBS and I noticed that the day after I eat a steak I never have symptoms.
Eating meat in moderation is not unhealthy.
There are many factors involved in lifespan besides diet.
Genetics plays a huge role.
If you live in Mexico City or Bejing, you are going to be more likely to have respiratory problems.
There are many people that believe one's blood type should determine diet. Type O should eat meat and few carbs, type A should be vegetarians... I haven't read anything more than opinion on that.
Saying, "eating meat is unhealthy" is a pretty broad generalization and nearly impossible to prove.
It is different for every person.
You are going to have to come with much more compelling evidence to change my mind about meat and how it relates to health.
Personally, I have IBS and I noticed that the day after I eat a steak I never have symptoms.
You have IBS and eat meat everyday... hmmm. The steak most likely just covers up symptoms temporarily, like most drugs would. I do agree that one of the reasons vegetarians have longer lifestyles is because they likely tend to be more health conscious in general w/ lifestyle habits, but how is it a good thing to have decaying animal flesh in your system?
If you go by some of the multiple studies out there, if you listen/follow to some of the greatest minds in human history (Einstein, tesla, sir issac newton + many more), and if you observe "blue zones" (places where people live much longer compared to the rest of the world)... the conclusion is that vegetarian diets are the healthiest. Also, just the fact that plant-based foods offer great protection and cures against diseases is another indication.
Autistic Austin
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What does climate have to do with veg? Norwegians live longer than you and they eay disgusting.fish crap.lol,.it's.because of the cold,.not the diet.
In blue zones, they eat predominantly plant-based foods.
Autistic Austin
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Right,.but it's not only the veg if that is all they do eat in this "blue zone" then it's a number of factors, not just what they eat. You would have to create an elaborate.study to actually see the difference.
Trousers
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Now you are just being rude and dumb.
That is an opinion and a very dubious one at best. You condescend a lot and don't even know you are doing it.
Is that a byproduct of vegetarianism too?
That is reason number 57 why the studies do not really prove much either way.
So you are giving up and going with condescending douchebaggery?
Trousers
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