Comments on: 10 things you should eliminate from your diet today

By: Jill

Jill — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 17:13:38 +0000

Then why do we have teeth intended for chewing meat? Why are our digestive systems set up to digest meat? How, exactly, is milking a cow “cruel”? Why is it that truthfully, we can not get all of our dietary needs without including at least some meat. How is it that there are a number of cultures worldwide who thrive on diets containing almost exclusively meat products (Masai and Inuit)?
Don’t buy the lie.

By: RayB

RayB — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:09:15 +0000

What law has to do with science? It is not by listing your supposed degrees in arts that makes you an expert in animal biology. If you want to know I have more degrees in chemistry and bio-physics that most people… it is call a PhD… Ha! You see I have degrees too. Emotions have no place in science, we deal with facts.

Next time I need a lawyer for my dog, I shall call you.

I love meat, vegetables, grains, etc We don’t buy fast raised animals boosted on hormones and antibiotics, we buy animals that were raised in respect. We respect the animals that are raised for this purpose and we thank them for their sacrifice. In return they were treated well and with respect. That said, they have no idea or feeling about death since they lack self-awareness.

Now back to my pork and bacon… Shalom!

By: Simone deMontfort

Simone deMontfort — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 00:13:59 +0000

RayB said, “Simone go back to school…” Ha! I have a BA, MA, JD & I’m working on an LLM (master’s in law, in case you didn’t know). I seriously doubt you can even begin to compete w/ that. Maybe you’re the one who should go back to school…? And how do I know anything about animals? It just so happens my advanced law degree is in animal law.

By: MotherBrain

MotherBrain — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 23:32:20 +0000

No shellfish and pork, oy gavey! lol. Probably a government conspiracy to turn us all into Jews! I read it in the protocols! But all anti-semetic satire aside, Rypat, do you know about the terrible cruelty that animals that we eat are put through? These animals give up their very bodies, in order to allow us to live. The best we could do is honor their sacrifice, by letting them live happily until the moment their lives are taken. Your comment shows a real disregard for life.

By: Bonnster

Bonnster — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:43:49 +0000

As for winter, it’s called migration animals do it every year. Second, read alittle on how B12 is synthesized you might be surprised. There are several sources stating why humans need to get B12 from protein sources in todays times, unlike how people obtained B12 in the past. And alittle known fact most people with B12 deficiencies and/or pernicious anemia are NOT vegans.

By: RayB

RayB — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 19:20:06 +0000

Hey Bonn – if humanity had relied on “fortified” B12 supplements and things that don’t grow everywhere on earth we would not be here to talk about it.

We are OMNIVORES!!! This is where we are coming from for some good reasons too. In winter it was impossible for humans to survive without meats.

Now go read a book and learn some more about the history of humanity. Even your hard core vegan eats little crawlers hidden in the food. And besides eating food just for sustenance is really not fun but then again what do yo expect from the American people that lack culture.

Now if you will excuse me I will go eat my pork chops and bacon while reading the Torah. Yummy!

By: Nunya

Nunya — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:31:37 +0000

A lot of you are claiming that this is all mumbo jumbo…it isn’t. What gets me is that everyone thinks that if it’s edible it’s okay to put into your body and will do you no harm. Give me a break. I’m not so sure about some of these but a lot of them you really should stay away from. It’s not like this person is saying your going to die right away if you consume this stuff. But it does lead to all types of diseases and illnesses.

Like high-fructose corn syrup, that crap is so horrible for you. If you look at the ingredients at almost every food you eat it’s in there. It’s one of the sole reasons for the incredibly high rates of type 2 diabetes and obesity. I mean some foods have high fructose corn syrup AND sugar in them. Holy mother…you think that’s good for you?

Same with soda, all it is is carbonated water and nothing but sugar (high fructose corn syrup) and syrup with some flavoring. How in the world can that be good for you?

It is a scientific fact that artificial sweeteners turn to formaldehyde in your body. You don’t think that is bad for you? Seriously?! Putting something in your body that is only used to preserve it when your dead, before your dead????

if your not going to eat non organic meat at least try to eat meat without hormones. Why do you think little girls are going into puberty at the age of 9 nowadays?! And 16 year old girls look like grown women.

By: Bonnster

Bonnster — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:58:40 +0000

RayB I think you should go back to school. Meat consumption is not necessary for healthy human function. What is necessary are complete proteins(essential amino acids) which you can get from a variety of grains, beans, pulses, and legumes. The only thing that we need from animals is B12 which by the way can be obtained from fortified products. Vitamin D you can get from the sun. Omega-3 fatty acids, best source is flax seeds. B6 you can get from fruit, veggies, seeds, and grains. For more info read a book, for instance the China Study(The most comprehensive study of nutrition ever conducted). Or study the longest living people in the world: Abkhasia, Vilcabamba, Hunza, and Okinawa.

By: RayB

RayB — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:05:59 +0000

Simone go back to school and learn some biology. Ruminants like cows have 4 stomachs in order to digest grass… they are vegetarians. In fact even that is not true since they also eat lots of insects. This was also a fact for the old days Indy vegetarians that got sick one we started eating bug free vegetables.

Our stomachs are designed to digest meat. The chloridric acid and enzymes that are produced in our digestive tracks are what’s best out there to break down meat. Religion and other believes have produced vegetarianism, not nature.

I agree with mar, religion rots the brain. I prefer being rational than irrational.

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:16:09 +0000

If you want to know what animals are good to eat, just bust out a normal household Bible and crack it open to Leviticus 11:1-47
(sorry people, vulture and squirrl is out)

If you want to know what else you should be eating that is in Genesis 1:29

And somewhere in psalms it says to keep honey on your pallet as well, use that instead of granulated sugar/fructose.