Supermeat
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Calm down, btw, it's litre (in Canada if you're in Oshawa), but that's besides the point.
However, ironically enough, the way you spelled "liter" the American spelling, made me think of this article about milk and how if you don't drink it you're deemed to be "un-American". lol
http://www.waoy.org/9.html
Why don't we just go and milk some monkeys, dogs, cats, polar bears or any other mammal for that matter? Why does it have to be relegated only to a "cow" and her milk as something to being "good" and "necessary" for us?
Perhaps it's simply because of the farming industry that's gone on for hundreds of years and cows just happened to be the easiest and slowest animal to control, breed and do whatever we please with, milk it and eat it.
I'm not telling you to change your habits, you do what you want, you just lost your mind over a post I made. Perhaps there is some truth to the milk not being good for us and you're possibly living breathing proof of that.
Just because some people ages ago saw a calf feeding off its mother and thought it'd be cool to try the same, give a taste and then have it turn into this enormous industry, doesn't make it "healthy".
Last year WHO said that processed meats are classified as carcinogenic (hot dogs, burgers, deli meat, sausages). Now if someone were to tell you this 15 years ago, you'd probably be going on a tirade saying I've been eating burgers and hot dogs for years, you're an idiot.
But the science now has said otherwise.
I suspect it's only a matter of time before they claim meat and dairy are bad for you as well.
But yeah, calm down there champ, there's nothing wrong with progress.
Stick to a typewriter and Canada Post.
Someone made a great point in a discussion once and it was about gorillas and how they maintain their size based on the majority of what they eat (fruits, nuts, seeds, plants, stems).
They don't seem to be withering away or sickly looking now do they?
We're all genetically pre-dispositioned to be a certain size. If you want to get bigger, sure, take some GH, eat a lot of calorie dense foods, but in return there are certain health repercussions.
The plant based lifestyle is also about "logic and compassion", admittedly I took the quote from this guy.
I thought the same until a gf of mine took me out to a Vegan restaurant and holy shit, great food. There are so many ways you can grill a steak, but in the end, if you didn't have spices and sauces to marinate it then what?
I simply made a post about this new product and where food seems to be progressing to and some cranky dude gets his panties in a bunch and punching away at the buttons on his typewriter.
Again, a lot of the diet and "lifestyle" are based upon ethics, logic and compassion, not only for health reasons, although many do it solely for any one of those reasons.
I simply made a post about this new product and where food seems to be progressing to and some cranky dude gets his panties in a bunch and punching away at the buttons on his typewriter.
Again, a lot of the diet and "lifestyle" are based upon ethics, logic and compassion, not only for health reasons, although many do it solely for any one of those reasons.
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I eat everything. I don't discriminate. :couple_inlove: :yo:
But seriously, I don't limit myself to certain foods and I am slim and healthy. It's all about balance.
The only thing more satisfying than harvesting my annual tomato and fresh vegetable crop is taking 4 or 5 deer from the back bush of my property. The occasional wild turkey is also delicious, strangely they are a lot harder to nail than the deer. Let's not get started on rabbits! Deer is best grilled of course or in a stew. It all tastes great! Neighbour butchers everything real good in exchange for some nice roasts. Deer love to eat from the blueberry and red currant bushes I have planted out back. I love to eat their tenderloins in a savoury blueberry/current reduction. So I guess it all works out for everybody. They eat for free in the summer and we eat for free in the Fall.
This idea is awesome for third world countries where food is almost not available and "supermeat" can be cost effective and can be enriched with vitamins and minerals they don't get in the diet.
P.s. some people should read and link scientific reports and not random blogs about serious arguments, otherwise you end in the conspiracy theory club.
P.s. some people should read and link scientific reports and not random blogs about serious arguments, otherwise you end in the conspiracy theory club.
