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Environmental Cancer Risk 'Grossly Underestimated'?
In article , Edward Dolan says...
"Bruce Jensen" wrote in message ... On May 11, 3:24 pm, "Edward Dolan" wrote: "Bruce Jensen" wrote in message ... [...] I'll buy this. I would only add ~ 1 - better not to eat meat at all, and 2 - sunscreen probably also causes cancer. Don't know about the sunscreen, but there is no point in forbidding meat. The thing to avoid is saturated fat in meat. Just try to eat lean meat and it will contribute to your overall health. After all, we humans are meat eaters par excellence. Ever hear that early humans were HUNTERS and gatherers before they became farmers? The main point of avoiding meat is that eating meat harms animals. People do as well or better without it (and typically live longer). I can tell you, as a 20-year and counting vegetarian, it is surely unnecessary for good health and vigor. When millions of people eat meat, it harms the environment in many various and sundry ways. The desertification and pollution of North America's west has been hastened by welfare ranching on public land. Frankly, I don't care what people do to themselves - there's too damn many anyway, and whoever dies is one less resource-gulping varmint IMHO. Bruce, you are a man after my own heart. Americans eat way too much meat, but it is not so easy as you think to remain healthy without meat in the diet. Vegetarians have to think about what they eat in order to remain healthy. The rest of of us who do eat meat do not have to think about it so much. I say a little prayer every time I eat meat and thank the beast for giving me life. I know that a single visit to a slaughter house would cure me forever of meat eating. We humans should be very humble in terms of what it takes to keep us living. Did you know that most of the corn that we grow here in Minnesota is for the animals? Geez! What a waste!!! Just think of all the moonshine we could make from that. And I know what I'm talking about, some of my neighbors are from Tennessee. :-) Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Environmental Cancer Risk 'Grossly Underestimated'?
On May 11, 7:44*pm, Bob Berger wrote:
Geez! What a waste!!! Just think of all the moonshine we could make from that. And I know what I'm talking about, some of my neighbors are from Tennessee. :-) Better "rotgut" than wasting it through a cow's gut... ;-) Bruce |
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