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you after all? I'm not planning on being a vegantarian or anything like that, but it does make me wonder. I had lamb and mutton and after my 3rd plate of mutton I felt like I was going to throw up.
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too much of anything is bad
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That's one way of looking at it.
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Nothing wrong with meat but most people have too high of an intake. The meat portion of your meal should be the smallest portion.
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Well yeah, you have a dead rotton animal inside you
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Ahhh, the meat sweats
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Lordgold666 posted...

Well yeah, you have a dead rotton animal inside you

Opposed to a dead plant? (neither of which is rotten by the way if you're not eating out of a dumpster)

Dead =/= rotten
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Hard to realize it when your body is so used to eating shit. Cut it out of your diet for a month and give it another go. You'll likely feel the difference.
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After eating three plates of food, you feel sick? Hot take.
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lww99 posted...

After eating three plates of food, you feel sick? Hot take.

Oh shit I didn't see that part. Who the fuck eats 3 plates of anything?
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Im a fatty and I could not even be abled to eat 3 plates of food. 1 is enough.
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BlazinBlue88 posted...

The meat portion of your meal should be the smallest portion.

fuck that noise. meat is the main course
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3 plates of mutton that is full of fat RIP your blood vessels

MakoReizei posted...

BlazinBlue88 posted...

The meat portion of your meal should be the smallest portion.

fuck that noise. meat is the main course

Natures way of reducing the population to not let you idiots to live for too long

Outside of red meat (mammals) which has a good body of evidence of being linked to negative health outcomes, fish and chicken don't appear to be bad for you and I say this as a vegetarian. If you look at longevity studies, people eating just fish live about the same length as vegetarians/vegans.
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I eat a shit ton of kbbq and I feel great
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humans are omnivores for a reason. iif we wern't meant to eat meat we would be herbivores and babies wouldnt die from malnutrition and vegans wouldnt be pale as a ghost
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saspa posted...

I had lamb and mutton and after my 3rd plate of mutton I felt like I was going to throw up.

lol i can't believe people are responding seriously itt
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vocedelmorte posted...

MakoReizei posted...

BlazinBlue88 posted...

The meat portion of your meal should be the smallest portion.

fuck that noise. meat is the main course

Natures way of reducing the population to not let you idiots to live for too long

It's not an effective method considering they're more likely to have an average lifespan than not. Just say you don't like it or something rather than pretend those who eat meat are getting wrecked left and right.
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I've noticed that the last couple of years, if I have a big greasy burger or a big steak it's like it stays with me until the next day. In the sense that I just don't feel like eating.
For instance I had a big dinner on Sunday night. Big steak with other stuff. I didn't feel hungry again until late afternoon Monday.

I also had killer heartburn and couldn't sleep after that steak dinner. Of course it was with a ton of A1 sauce, 2 glasses of wine and 3 cups of coffee with dessert.
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unless you are eating a small amounts of the most well fed / kept animals, it's probably shit for you.
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MakoReizei posted...

BlazinBlue88 posted...

The meat portion of your meal should be the smallest portion.

fuck that noise. meat is the main course

Do what you want. I just want to educate people who don't know any better. I don't care about people like you who will do it regardless.

I grew up in the South where we cooked everything with salted butter and lard, filled our plates up until they nearly overflowed, and still forced dessert into our mouth holes. Getting fat was viewed as normal and just part of getting older. I never knew any better until I started working out and how my diet is suppose to look like.
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Cave men ate almost nothing but meat. And supposedly eating meat helped evolve our brains

Lordgold666 posted...

Well yeah, you have a dead rotton animal inside you

Lol rotton

No more posting before im fully awake
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alos it's not rotten. if you cook it fresh, and then eat it it is fine. the cooking process slows down or halts the rotting process. that's one of the reasons we cook it

Once you go vegan, you'll never go back.
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I eat a lot of meat and it's wonderful especially laying that big meaty Chud in the toilet
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DavidWong posted...

too much of anything is bad

Holy shit, DavidWong is actually right about something for once.
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Zikten posted...

Cave men ate almost nothing but meat. And supposedly eating meat helped evolve our brains

This channel states the total opposite, and is all about veganism and how ancestors ate just nuts and berries all day:

https://www.youtube.com/user/NutritionFactsOrg/videos
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DavidWong posted...

too much of anything is bad

This.

Too much water can kill you, for instance.
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Meat was scarce in caveman diets because of the difficulty in getting it. They neither ate nothing but meat, nor ate no meat. But I also wouldn't suggest basing your diet off of people that lived 20-30 years on average.
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bad for YOU
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ssjevot posted...

Meat was scarce in caveman diets because of the difficulty in getting it. They neither ate nothing but meat, nor ate no meat. But I also wouldn't suggest basing your diet off of people that lived 20-30 years on average.

Right? I feel like that's my main issue with the veganism diet. One dude says to take b12 supplements/shot and I'm like that is the stupidest shit I ever heard, also this is the same dude that said multivitamins are giant placebos at best and harmful at worst, which I completely agree with, then he turns around and say to take a supplement? Seems inconsistent no?

Then another dude says that the cause of our diseases and cancers and whatnot... actually stem from the b12 vitamin. I dunno I just don't agree with no meat, but I definitely am into more beans now, they're the best thing I discovered this summer.
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saspa posted...

ssjevot posted...

Meat was scarce in caveman diets because of the difficulty in getting it. They neither ate nothing but meat, nor ate no meat. But I also wouldn't suggest basing your diet off of people that lived 20-30 years on average.

Right? I feel like that's my main issue with the veganism diet. One dude says to take b12 supplements/shot and I'm like that is the stupidest shit I ever heard, also this is the same dude that said multivitamins are giant placebos at best and harmful at worst, which I completely agree with, then he turns around and say to take a supplement? Seems inconsistent no?

Then another dude says that the cause of our diseases and cancers and whatnot... actually stem from the b12 vitamin. I dunno I just don't agree with no meat, but I definitely am into more beans now, they're the best thing I discovered this summer.

I don't eat meat, but I get B12 from other sources so it isn't a problem for me (I also take a supplement, because it's cheap and I would rather it be a placebo than be defficient).
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YOUHAVENOHOPE posted...

saspa posted...

I had lamb and mutton and after my 3rd plate of mutton I felt like I was going to throw up.

lol i can't believe people are responding seriously itt

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Too much of anything is a bad thing, but that doesn't meant that certain people do better with certain diets. For me, gluten and red meat tend to fuck up my digestion, so I mostly eat chicken, fish, rice, and things made of corn flour. Ever since I started limiting stuff like that, I've felt better. That doesn't mean it's no good, it just means it's not good for me.

That being said, WHO basically said red meat is likely carcinogenic, so it probably doesn't hurt to eat a little less and eat a few more vegetables.

saspa posted...

you after all? I'm not planning on being a vegantarian or anything like that, but it does make me wonder. I had lamb and mutton and after my 3rd plate of mutton I felt like I was going to throw up.

3rd plate?
I get you are at a buffet trying to get your money's worth but over eating to the point you get sick is definitely a no no.
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This is why I am on a strict diet of brown rice, beer, tuna and tequila.
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Fish and certain foul/chicken are the only meat humans are meant to eat.
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Well, I eat lots of meat. When I stop, I feel sick.
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i eat all kinds of meat and never feel sick unless i obviously eat too much

turns out eating 3 plates of mutton is a bad idea
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You know what else is bad for you? Swallowing razor blades. But did that stop Isaac Newton from climbing that cherry tree and inventing relativity? Not a fucking chance, my man. So be a hero, carry on the legacy of the great thinkers before you like Einstein, Descartes and Pete Rose and eat that god damn apple pie.
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FF_Redux posted...

Im a fatty and I could not even be abled to eat 3 plates of food. 1 is enough.

this. i can chow at most 2 (well depending on the portion)
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Dash_Harber posted...

Too much of anything is a bad thing, but that doesn't meant that certain people do better with certain diets. For me, gluten and red meat tend to fuck up my digestion, so I mostly eat chicken, fish, rice, and things made of corn flour. Ever since I started limiting stuff like that, I've felt better. That doesn't mean it's no good, it just means it's not good for me.

That being said, WHO basically said red meat is likely carcinogenic, so it probably doesn't hurt to eat a little less and eat a few more vegetables.

Er that doesn't mean or that does?
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