Do you eat meat?

[yebocan]

Normally Type A can't handle too much meat. Type B is not that common in certain parts of the world. Like SA. Where do you live? Hong Kong?

CT born and breed...2005/6 was on that a blood type specific diet..., but that was an attempt to temper my uncontrollable blood pressure naturally. Eventually, I was just put on a regiment of BP meds and told, genetics...this is the best that can be done, -do regular check ups, eat a balanced diet....keep cholesterol in check, gym regularly - fast fwd, meds put my system out of sync...besides the crap the other classes of BP meds were causing...the diuretics leached most of potassium out of my system, body compensated with sodium...Covid hit, lockdowns followed....the break in habitual routines, brough some real awareness...first time I realise, just how crap these meds were making me feel stopped taking the BP meds altogether, ...body naturally wanted more fresh produce ...from there I have been on journey back to my true self ...first thing I noticed was the vitality that was emerging and then surging within me, my blood pressure normalised, - cutting meat out of my diet was just a natural progression from there...

 

[Neuk_]

Yep, I eat all sorts of meat, on a regular basis.

 

[ShaunSA]

pls, I have you... everytime

What can I say. Your mouth is very talented

 

[Sworaxe]

While I do eat meat I find myself thinking more and more about the ethics of it.

Whether you believe in God or evolution, clearly the existence of carnivores means that it's not completely unethical to eat meat. We've got the right teeth for omnivores so we are intended to eat at least some.

But I don't think it's right that factory farming produces so much meat so cheaply. I try to stick to ethically-sourced (free range) meat as much as I can, with the result that I end up typically eating rather little of it. I don't always succeed, and good meat is really really expensive, but it's something I'm working towards.

It is because our ancestors ate meat that you have the higher brain functions to winge about the ethics.

 

[Neuk_]

Yep, I eat all sorts of meat, on a regular basis.

Perhaps I should have more clear, I see @ShaunSA is getting overly excited...

 

[ShaunSA]

Perhaps I should have more clear, I see @ShaunSA is getting overly excited...

I'm getting overly excited by @yebocan. Not the thought of what you're putting in your mouth

 

[Brian_G]

And *boom* , another thread down the toilet

 

[Pak Fa Fui]

I'm getting overly excited by @yebocan. Not the thought of what you're putting in your mouth

You like the thick dhal boys

 

[yebocan]

What can I say. Your mouth is very talented

now now, hush...you gonna make the boys blush....

 

[yebocan]

I'm getting overly excited by @yebocan. Not the thought of what you're putting in your mouth

say thank you to the super new moon today ...

 

[Brian_G]

Who here eats hamburgers without cheese? They must have cheese!

Edit: Egg is good too

 

[Script]

Yes, I like meat!!

 

[pinball wizard]

I eat meat but it is expensive and mince meat burns a hole in my soul with all the stomach acid it produces.

Tell us you're doing it wrong without telling us you're doing it wrong. Cool.

 

[wbot]

Yes, I love animals

 

[Larry_Fisherman]

Yes, but not the "plants identifying as animal" kind

 

[Pineapple Smurf]

Meat is meat and a man must eat
Duck is duck and a woman must ....

 

[Thugscub]

Vegetarians and Vegans the village idiots who can't hunt or catch fish.

 

[ShaunSA]

Vegetarians and Vegans the village idiots who can't hunt or catch fish.

Apparently we can't shop in the supermarket like the city idiots either

 

[Prawnapple]

Unfortunately, I eat more meat that I should be. Look, red meat is unhealthy in large quantities. Learn red meat > non-lean. Red meat is a type 2 carcinogen. Luckily, because processed meat (salami, Bacon, vienna, droëwors, ham, deli meats) are type 1 carcinogen. There is a direct link to cancer between processed meats.

 

[Dimpie (JIGSAW)]

Like an animal !