The poindexters reckon red meat,
Isn’t something that someone should eat,
Out of every nose bag,
But just like a fag,
It’s best as an occasional treat.
John Moynes
(Tesco)
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Everything. As It Happens.
The poindexters reckon red meat,
Isn’t something that someone should eat,
Out of every nose bag,
But just like a fag,
It’s best as an occasional treat.
John Moynes
(Tesco)
well who’d of thought….
I can’t believe that eating crappy overly salty food is bad for me! This is a complete and utter surprise to me!
What are the facts again? Raises the risk of colon cancer in men over fifty by 0.2% or something? The media have run with this nonsense.
Something like 2 pieces of bacon a day increases the risk by 18%. Off the top of my head.
That’s just for processed meats, not red meats. The evidence for red meat causing cancer is nowhere near as strong.
I do not want your head bacon.
Good day Sir, I SAID GOOD DAY!!
But thats 18% of you’re overall risk.
Completely ignoring the advice rises risk from 5% to 6% over your lifetime a whopping 1%! Not 18%
The slice of beef that looks like Ireland
This is about processed meat and eating too much of it.
This is not about a fine organic fed cow, served up as a prime steak as the picture suggests…. Mmmmmmmmmm.
This info will be jumped on by idiot vegetarians and their I’m better than though bullcrap.
Meanwhile the vegetarians will be pushing unhealthy and environmentally damaging products like ‘Soy’ and ‘Almond Milk’
Soy / Soya products give you man boobs lads – keep the fupp away from it !
http://www.menshealth.com/nutrition/soys-negative-effects
World’s biggest producer of almonds, California, suffering drought
http://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/almonds-demon-nuts/379244/
There is NOTHING WRONG with eating good meat, produced ethically.
No dietary study has EVER been done that shows vegetarians are healthier than meat eaters.
Studies done in the past were normally of the “vegetarian versus everyone else” variety. Meaning the basis of the studies were set up with a favorable outcome being seen to be going to vegetarians before the study began.
When anyone finds a study of groups of persons where one lifestyle is similar to the other group and the only difference between the two groups is ‘vegetarian’ versus ‘meat in their diet’ – let me know :)
Clampers you’re dead right
But….there are some studies showing a difference between risk of getting cancer between Veggies and Us lot.
However they arent what you’d assume, weirdly this WHO has been about bowel cancer yet an Oxford study with 63,550 participants over more than 21 years showed a slightly lower overall cancer risk in veggies but an INCREASED risk of Bowel cancer in vegetarians over meat eaters…
But hey Oxford accounted for lifestyle unlike many WHO looked at…