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Topic	Joe Rogan Debunks Vegan Documentary The Game Changers with Chris Kresser
Esrac 11/21/19 10:06:40 PM #43:	ssjevot posted... Esrac posted... probably isn't meaningfully different from meat from animals we hunted I'm sorry but I can't take you seriously if you believe that. Different species of animals all have a large number of differences in the substances that make up their muscle tissue. That's just a ridiculous belief. There is a reason nutritionists talk about different species of fish, different kinds of poultry, the health risks of red meat, etc. It's not because all meat is the same. It's good to eat several types of meat, but you're going to need to show your math to support the notion that wild game meat is substantially more nutritious that it provides outstanding benefits that farm raised meats don't, because I can't find much to support that notion. The most you can probably claim is that Wild meats are leaner, but that isn't a substantial concern. You can still get plenty of adequate caloric and nutritional value from farm raised animals. We can farm fish, beef, and multiple types of poultry for that variety. <cite>Esrac posted [p:930506096] in Joe Rogan ... [t:78184623]...</cite> <quote>ssjevot posted...</cite> <quote>Esrac posted... </cite> <quote>probably isn't meaningfully different from meat from animals we hunted</quote> I'm sorry but I can't take you seriously if you believe that. Different species of animals all have a large number of differences in the substances that make up their muscle tissue. That's just a ridiculous belief. There is a reason nutritionists talk about different species of fish, different kinds of poultry, the health risks of red meat, etc. It's not because all meat is the same. </quote> It's good to eat several types of meat, but you're going to need to show your math to support the notion that wild game meat is substantially more nutritious that it provides outstanding benefits that farm raised meats don't, because I can't find much to support that notion. The most you can probably claim is that Wild meats are leaner, but that isn't a substantial concern. You can still get plenty of adequate caloric and nutritional value from farm raised animals. We can farm fish, beef, and multiple types of poultry for that variety.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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