Does Red Meat affect your health?
Discussion
Apart from the odd BK burger maybe once in a while, I stopped eating red meat and pork on a daily basis some years ago, cant remember why, but do you think eating meat has an effect on health?
Does reducing your red meat intake reduce the possibility of diseases later in life? In the event of being diagnosed with a problem, do vegans have a better chance of recovery? Do vegans feel much healthier than when eating meat? Why dont/do you eat meat?
I have read and heard from different sources that meat can have an effect on liver, heart, blood problems, athritis etc, that red meat was never meant for human consumption, anyone have an opinion or knowledgeable in this area?
Thanks
Does reducing your red meat intake reduce the possibility of diseases later in life? In the event of being diagnosed with a problem, do vegans have a better chance of recovery? Do vegans feel much healthier than when eating meat? Why dont/do you eat meat?
I have read and heard from different sources that meat can have an effect on liver, heart, blood problems, athritis etc, that red meat was never meant for human consumption, anyone have an opinion or knowledgeable in this area?
Thanks
It's not good for you if you eat too much, enjoy in moderation.
I was bet I couldn't go vegetarian once, three years later I figured the bet was won and decided to start eating meat again. Took a lot of reading about the diet to make sure I was getting enough vits/mins, but felt much better for it.
I went back in style though, BBQ at a butchers house
Something will get you in the end though.
I was bet I couldn't go vegetarian once, three years later I figured the bet was won and decided to start eating meat again. Took a lot of reading about the diet to make sure I was getting enough vits/mins, but felt much better for it.
I went back in style though, BBQ at a butchers house

Something will get you in the end though.
I think you're getting confused between vegetarians and vegans, vegetarians cut out meat, vegans cut out all animal products including eggs and dairy.
They're healthy as long as they keep up their protein intake, and actually eat vegetables. A friend of mine is a vegetarian but he doesn't like vegetables, so lives off potato wedges, baked beans and pizza, and then complains that he's overweight
They're healthy as long as they keep up their protein intake, and actually eat vegetables. A friend of mine is a vegetarian but he doesn't like vegetables, so lives off potato wedges, baked beans and pizza, and then complains that he's overweight

I believe that there's some evidence that reducing your meat intake - not necessarily eliminating it - can produce health benefits, including improved gastric transit (translation: you s
t better) and lower blood pressure and cholesterol. Apparently the hypothesis is that humans were indeed designed to eat meat, just not as much as we do nowadays.
I've been trying to eat better, eat fresh and eat a lot less meat, and I've not only dropped half a stone but also I feel better.
And, without going into vivid detail, my performance in the "reading room" is better. (Doesn't everyone have a selection of reading materials in there?)
t better) and lower blood pressure and cholesterol. Apparently the hypothesis is that humans were indeed designed to eat meat, just not as much as we do nowadays.I've been trying to eat better, eat fresh and eat a lot less meat, and I've not only dropped half a stone but also I feel better.
And, without going into vivid detail, my performance in the "reading room" is better. (Doesn't everyone have a selection of reading materials in there?)
MentalSarcasm said:
I think you're getting confused between vegetarians and vegans, vegetarians cut out meat, vegans cut out all animal products including eggs and dairy.
They're healthy as long as they keep up their protein intake, and actually eat vegetables. A friend of mine is a vegetarian but he doesn't like vegetables, so lives off potato wedges, baked beans and pizza, and then complains that he's overweight
Now this I never knew, thought Vegan was just a shortened version of Vegetarian They're healthy as long as they keep up their protein intake, and actually eat vegetables. A friend of mine is a vegetarian but he doesn't like vegetables, so lives off potato wedges, baked beans and pizza, and then complains that he's overweight


Buster Bakdorzin said:
m3ser said:
Red meat or a certain amount of it stays in your bowels for years 
Not if you have one of these...

Hedders said:
Buster Bakdorzin said:
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