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 SeagullHunter  Reading 22 May 17 11.54pm |
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Im a Palace fan, and a 'vegan', although I dislike the stigma around that word sos prefer just to say I follow a plant-based diet. I differ from the 'usual vegans', as I dont have blue hair, i'm not anti-market Marxist or 'loonie leftie' - but I genuinely believe a vegan diet has helped me in numerous ways. I think people who are so closed minded to the idea should perhaps educate themselves, before formulating such a strong opinion on something they know next to nothing about. Although I have numerous motives behind it; one that may shock you is a hereditary predisposition to cancer. Meat and dairy consumption are directly correlated with cancer rates, across the world, with numerous cases of cancer being CURED by a complete change in diet. No i'm no whacky that preaches peace etc, its just a subject that is very hard to find information on, but once enlightened, the facts are truly gobsmacking. E.g. Showering for 2 months is the equivalent amount of water for a QUARTER OF A POUND OF BEEF, does that not even make you think?? Or that our intestines are longer, larger and are designed to process foods for longer period; we share similar digestive systems to herbivores, e.g. We do not have a predominant set of canines, like dogs. Have a read and educate, before labelling others and questioning their motives - have you ever asked yourself why you eat meat? Tradition, taste and convenience...
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chateauferret  23 May 17 8.04am |
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Originally posted by SeagullHunter
Im a Palace fan, and a 'vegan', although I dislike the stigma around that word sos prefer just to say I follow a plant-based diet. I differ from the 'usual vegans', as I dont have blue hair, i'm not anti-market Marxist or 'loonie leftie' - but I genuinely believe a vegan diet has helped me in numerous ways. I think people who are so closed minded to the idea should perhaps educate themselves, before formulating such a strong opinion on something they know next to nothing about. Although I have numerous motives behind it; one that may shock you is a hereditary predisposition to cancer. Meat and dairy consumption are directly correlated with cancer rates, across the world, with numerous cases of cancer being CURED by a complete change in diet. No i'm no whacky that preaches peace etc, its just a subject that is very hard to find information on, but once enlightened, the facts are truly gobsmacking. E.g. Showering for 2 months is the equivalent amount of water for a QUARTER OF A POUND OF BEEF, does that not even make you think?? Or that our intestines are longer, larger and are designed to process foods for longer period; we share similar digestive systems to herbivores, e.g. We do not have a predominant set of canines, like dogs. Have a read and educate, before labelling others and questioning their motives - have you ever asked yourself why you eat meat? Tradition, taste and convenience... That point about our digestive system is bollocks: our digestive system is nothing like a cow's, for example, we have only one stomach and nothing stays in there for that long. It is adapted for a mixed diet and so are our teeth. Bear in mind also that, unlike any other species, we cook.
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Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 23 May 17 8.12am |
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Originally posted by SeagullHunter
Im a Palace fan, and a 'vegan', although I dislike the stigma around that word sos prefer just to say I follow a plant-based diet. I differ from the 'usual vegans', as I dont have blue hair, i'm not anti-market Marxist or 'loonie leftie' - but I genuinely believe a vegan diet has helped me in numerous ways. I think people who are so closed minded to the idea should perhaps educate themselves, before formulating such a strong opinion on something they know next to nothing about. Although I have numerous motives behind it; one that may shock you is a hereditary predisposition to cancer. Meat and dairy consumption are directly correlated with cancer rates, across the world, with numerous cases of cancer being CURED by a complete change in diet. No i'm no whacky that preaches peace etc, its just a subject that is very hard to find information on, but once enlightened, the facts are truly gobsmacking. E.g. Showering for 2 months is the equivalent amount of water for a QUARTER OF A POUND OF BEEF, does that not even make you think?? Or that our intestines are longer, larger and are designed to process foods for longer period; we share similar digestive systems to herbivores, e.g. We do not have a predominant set of canines, like dogs. Have a read and educate, before labelling others and questioning their motives - have you ever asked yourself why you eat meat? Tradition, taste and convenience... Cure cancer? Bulls***. So that would be to process meat products as opposed to plant based that are mainly digested quickly? Eating meat tradition? Yes of course, 2 million years of "tradition"
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| VeganPower Chesham 23 May 17 8.18am |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
That point about our digestive system is bollocks: our digestive system is nothing like a cow's, for example, we have only one stomach and nothing stays in there for that long. It is adapted for a mixed diet and so are our teeth. Bear in mind also that, unlike any other species, we cook. Why do we cook if our bodies are so well adapted for meat, because we get sick with raw chicken right? A cat wouldn't
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| VeganPower Chesham 23 May 17 8.19am |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Cure cancer? Bulls***. So that would be to process meat products as opposed to plant based that are mainly digested quickly? Eating meat tradition? Yes of course, 2 million years of "tradition" My aunt used to take the piss out of me for being a vegan, till her husband got cancer and the doc put him on a vegan diet
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 May 17 8.22am |
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Originally posted by VeganPower
My aunt used to take the piss out of me for being a vegan, till her husband got cancer and the doc put him on a vegan diet Did it cure it?
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| Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 May 17 8.24am |
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Originally posted by VeganPower
Why do we cook if our bodies are so well adapted for meat, because we get sick with raw chicken right? A cat wouldn't Steak Tartare, Sushi, Ossenwurst, Carpaccio etc
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| chateauferret 23 May 17 8.59am |
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Originally posted by VeganPower
Why do we cook if our bodies are so well adapted for meat, because we get sick with raw chicken right? A cat wouldn't Which part of "it is adapted for a mixed diet" didn't you understand? It is a compromise, so exclusively meat or exclusively veg doesn't work.
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| VeganPower Chesham 23 May 17 9.35am |
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Originally posted by chateauferret
Which part of "it is adapted for a mixed diet" didn't you understand? It is a compromise, so exclusively meat or exclusively veg doesn't work. all nutrients, all carbs, all protein, originally come from plants. We don't have the stomach acid for raw meat
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| VeganPower Chesham 23 May 17 9.37am |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Steak Tartare, Sushi, Ossenwurst, Carpaccio etc All steak has ecoli - if you eat less than medium you risk getting food poisoning
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| VeganPower Chesham 23 May 17 9.37am |
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
Did it cure it? He's still alive
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| Kermit8 Hevon 23 May 17 9.44am |
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It does appear some food has properties which have serious benefits according to some research although not sold as a 'cure'. A few of the cancer cell killing nutrients in vegetables:
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