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  • @PerfectEclipse I do eat meat, and I see where your coming from in the amount of energy required to raise cattle over growing grain.

    But the Human race is going to destroy the natural order the way its going anyway.

    And as for your health scare bollocks, the people with the longest life expectancy eat meat, and fish.

    Its natural, people have been eating since man evolved and turning around spouting this nonsense is just silly.

  • I personally eat everything that gives me the necessary amount of aminoacids, vitamins, proteins, and everything my body needs, and try to bring in as few unnecessary stuff as possible (but still enjoy). I don't really care that it's meat or vegetable or just a pill.

    Eating meat will not kill us by itself, and if the ways on which we provide meat to everyone are destructive, the response is to change the ways, not to abandon meat. So dear eco-vegetarians: your enemy is capitalism, not meat...

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  • @PaladinswordSaurfang

    Yes, you are absolutely correct. It is impossible to find something funny unless if it doesn't conform to your beliefs.

    You are a moron!

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  • They are simply making their point and being funny, not saying "lets all go kill vegetarians". I found it hilarious, despite my beliefs :)

  • It's funny, cause it's true.

  • Am I the only vegatarian capeable of laughing at this?!

  • @DaniStarEngland Snap. I hate it when people are vegetarian for the wrong reasons and shout it from the rooftops and look down their noses at others.

  • @DaniStarEngland if you can laugh at this, surely you have the logic to not be a vegetarian?

  • @PaladinswordSaurfang

    If you can laugh at this and still be a vegatarian then you just realise that comedy and ethical debate isn't the same thing...

  • @TheOmegajuice But you wouldn't find it funny if you disagreed with it...

  • @PaladinswordSaurfang ...Really?! Comedy isn't about where you stand on a point, its just about being funny. Obviously if you have extremely strong views on something you MAY not like what's being said to the point your distaste overshadows the humour, but really, if you can't laugh at something just because you disagree with it on some level you really need to lighten up.

  • @PaladinswordSaurfang What? Comedy has nothing at all to do with agreeing or disagreeing. Ever.

  • @DaniStarEngland I wasn't laughing but I found it a good argument! I'll be certain to cook any non-veggie friends some meat if they come over if they're making the same effort!

  • Go vegan.

  • Anyone else curious about how cat would taste?

    This made me hungry...

  • If ever a lightweight comedy sketch was designed to provoke a storm of Youtube comments fury, then this is it. All seems to be getting a bit hot under the collar doesn't it? Personally I'm a crockerian, I only eat broken crockery.

  • @podfunk sounds more like you want to eat crocodiles... you make me sick

  • @podfunk If ever an idiot wrote a massively long comment which had no point to it; this is it.

  • @robrock3 Charmed I'm sure.

  • @podfunk sorry - i just never saw the point of your top rated comment

  • @robrock3 Well I guess it didn't have one really. Does everything have to have a point? Mind you, I've never had all this thumbs up/top-rated type stuff before. It's tremendously exciting I must say.

  • No, but thanks for playing, captain crazy-pants.

    100 myths? UM... every single one of those "myths" was a peer-reviewed scientific study... but hey, you're crazy so I figure that's nothing you'll be interested in.

    Crazy, crazy, crazy.

    Vegan nutjob crazy.

    Yay crazy. We love crazy.

  • So what if he died of a stroke... so do many vegetarians...

    BTW, how do you debunk his science? He has hundreds of links on that page - I just checked it out myself... Can you debunk any of that other than saying "he was a member of weston a price.."

    At least the foundation has medical experts. Durianrider is just a moron. You ignore medical experts and believe in drug-addict morons and think that's great?

    No wonder LCHF called you delusional...

  • @AlbertaBeefy LCHF, is this you under a new troll account? I believe it is. Don't pat yourself on the back like this across accounts, it just make you look like an idiot.

    There were no links, only a list of 100 myths. All the links LCHF (=you) have provided beside the stuff to anti-vegetarian/Vegan sites and Weston A, Price foundation sites were blank, lead nowhere. Just give it up already. And Minger has been put to rest by Campbell himself and several experts in her comments ON HER BLOG.

  • LCHF - dude, seriously give up. The delusional won't accept facts. they never do. they are, after all, delusional.

    It's interesting you asked him to debunk Minger, Masterjohn, Colpo, Mercola, etc. and all he can do is say "Minger has no credibility"

    They keep trying to hide the truth by focusing on other things... Minger debunked campbell beautifully, as did the others. Campbell wrote a piece of fiction, passed off as a study...

  • It's interesting that someone who CLAIMS to know the truth won't actually research on his own... It's obvious you've been spoon-fed all your dogma, and chosen to believe it without doing any critical thinking.

    This is quite common with vegan animal-rights activists. Trolls with no critical thinking ability, nor the ability to read or analyze science.

    It makes me sad for all of you like this person.

  • I gave you ALL the information you needed to find all the articles, you're just too lazy to do it.

    roflmao you're not just delusional, you're lazy.

    cya.

  • And with that, I'm done with you. You're obviously an animal-activist troll.

    You can attempt to bury the truth, but the truth remains. You have no science backing up your claims, you have illogical, nonsensical arguments and you refuse to look at the science that shows you wrong.

    You blindly follow your vegan gurus, even though they are all animal-activists associated with known terrorist groups. Good for you. Live in your delusion, Own It! yay!

  • You've yet to disprove ANY of the links I've provided, and I've now provided them again.

    So, what is you're point? That your persistent in your delusion? Seems to be...

  • And since you've tried to bury it.... and you can't use google... Evidence on the Masai, comparison of both studies: cholesterol-and-health(dot)com­/Did-Masai-Have-Atherosclerosi­s.html Meat and Fish don't cause cancer: ncbi.nlm.nih(dot)gov/pubmed/21­479828 Vegans get more colorectal cancer: ncbi.nlm.nih(dot)gov/pubmed/19­279082 Saturated fat (and others) doesn't cause cancer: ncbi.nlm.nih(dot)gov/pubmed/20­702156 Myths with over 100 links to scientific research: chetday(dot)com/vegmyths.htm
  • @LCHFinCanada Hahahahaha- Hilarious, only one of your links worked, and it was to The Myths of Vegetarianism - written by Stephen Byrnes, a member of the Dr. Weston A. Price Foundation, an LCHF believer who, surprise surprise, died of a stroke.

    You are really making my day here - I haven't laughed this hard in ages.

  • Once again, every argument you've tried to make regarding health-related issues of meat is debunked.

    Care to try some more? You're certainly determined, though obviously not well-studied or familiar with science.

    I guarantee EVERY argument you make either I or someone else will shoot down with science and fact. All you have is propaganda and dogma.

  • If you really research the two major studies of the Masai, you'll find that Taylor's studies in the 1950's were of masai eating a more traditional diet, and far away from western influence.

    In George Mann's study in the 70's however, he reported:

    "The old and the young Masai do have some access to such processed staples as flour, sugar, confections and shortenings through the Indian dukas scattered about Masailand."

    You seem to believe propaganda without reading the truth. That's ignorance.

  • @PerfectEclipse

    As for the masai - READ the studies. The 1950's studies done on the masai showed little to no atherosclerosis. This was of masai eating a traditional diet. Period.

    The later study by George Mann studied masai that, by the 1970's, were introduced to more agriculture - grains, etc., not traditionally associated with their diet.

    Even though they had atherosclerosis, they HAD NO HEART ATTACKS. This is evidence of the protective quality of meats.

  • Stupid video.

  • My daughter is now telling me to stop picking on the retards, roflmao.

    What's funny is stupid people don't seem to know when they're stupid. So she's got a point - there's not much point to this.

    It's like arguing with a brainwashed cult member - they just refuse to see truth when it's right in front of them.

  • And for the people that believe red meat is "linked" to cancer. I need to point out correlation does not prove causation.

    I'll also point out that with BILLIONS of people eating millions of pounds of red meat every year, and hundreds of studies being done, there's never been ANY study that proves red meat causes cancer.

    Yet there's been studies that disprove it. (2009, 2010 Amer.Journ.Clinical.Nutrition, 7th-day-adventist vs. mormon, etc.)

    So to continue arguing it is pretty stupid of you.

  • Vegetarians are also known as freaks

  • @Izaak247 actually most vegetarians are nice people. Same with most vegans.

    The one's showing up on YouTube however are most-often not just vegans, but militant brainwashed animal-activists trying to use science to prove their point.

    The fact is there is no health reason for vegetarian/vegan diets over a healthy diet that includes meat/fish/. There's also no true environmental reason. The only thing I won't refute is their personal opinion. However, I'm also entitled to mine.

  • @LCHFinCanada What's most funny is a self-righteous paleo zealot like yourself just flat out refusing to believe any and all evidence that meat induces cancer. It's obvious to any and all who look at panel data of countries, does a correlation study, and finds that low-protein (=meat) consuming countries like India, China, and other south-east Asian countries have low cancer rates, more westernize countries with high intake has high, and that meat is STRONGLY correlated. Stay blind, ignoramus.

  • @PerfectEclipse What's *really* funny is the assumptions you make. I'm NOT paleo.  This proves to show your ANTI-PALEO bias.

    Western countries don't only eat more meat, Eclipse... they eat MORE REFINED/PROCESSED CARBS/SUGARS which are showing more and more to be the problem.

    When all evidence points to meat being healthy, and as primitive peoples start to get refined/processed carbs/sugars in their diet they get cancer, it's NOT the meat that's the issue.

  • @PerfectEclipse Meat induces cancer? So why is our body designed to eat it?

    Your silly, cancer is caused by a cell mutating, which can have my reasons behind it.

    There are probably non-meat food products that increase the risk of cancer.

    are you also trying to suggest we ban cars, ciggarettes, Nuclear Power plants, almost every industrial enterprise in existance and stress?!? Even if meat was a major factor in causing cancer I would still eat it because I enjoy it.

  • @gotsda Meat and dairy basically creates the best environment for cancer to grow, through acidifying the body (uric acid) and creating a low oxygen level in the blood. In case you don't believe me, I encourage you to watch "Forks over Knives", reading "The China Study" and checking out PCRM. org.

    When lab animals were fed a high protein diet and were fed a known carcinogen (Aflatoxin), they developed cancer 100 % of the time. When on a low protein diet and fed it, they never developed cancer.

  • @gotsda I'm not trying to convert, but I do believe everyone should make informed decisions. Meat not only encourages cancer growth, but also induces heart disease, the no. 1 killer or all time in western society, diabetes, obesity and other lifestyle diseases like osteoporosis and arthritis. Besides the health aspect, the consumption of meat is also destroying the world through deforestation and pollution, causing world hunger, and killing 65 Billion animals annually.

    Would you still eat it?

  • @PerfectEclipse I don't think you should use phrases like "informed decision", you clearly have no idea what that means. You are only parroting the distorted "facts" from your side the same way some of us omnivores do... Everything is unhealthy if you consume to much of it, that is the bottom line. Many do consume to much meat and that can have negative consequences for your health. Just like too much water can make you drown and too much tofu can turn you into a twat.

  • @Nabend1402 Your lack of knowledge on nutrition will most probably leave you dying of a lifestyle disease some day. I suggest you read some literature and tone back the ad hominems, lest you want to turn into a stereotype "omnivore". Challenge your perception of things and don't let in to the dogma that exists in our current culture, and don't be offended when people have differing opinions from your own.

    What I said about the impact of meat is true, whether you like it or not.

  • @PerfectEclipse Vegetarianism really is like a religion in anything but the name... I can predict your death as well by the way. You're gonna be alone in a cold, dark room, after a life of alienating everyone because you are such a joyless, pathetic git. Maybe we should start eating vegetarians, because you are the only group of dumb animals that absolutely nobody is going to miss.

  • @Nabend1402

    be willfully ignorant then that is your prerogative. I'm not here to convert you, merely to let people know the results of their actions. I'll say it again, read "The China Study" (the most comprehensive study ever conducted on human nutrition) and watch "Forks over Knives" if you truly want to know what meat does to you. Your continuous and pointless ad hominems though, have labelled you as nothing but a mindless troll drone, so I won't be wasting my time on you from this point on.

  • @PerfectEclipse Meat being totally unhealthy is pretty much a crock of shite. Over do it, then yeah, you'll face negative repercussions. As for causing cancer, what doesn't? As for your lab experiment, what animals were used??

  • @PerfectEclipse 'consumption of meat is also destroying the world through deforestation and pollution'? 'causing world hunger'? I would be very interested to hear how! Farming in general causes deforestatition...

  • @malsahth I am by no means a supporter of industrial agriculture, and support alternatives such as vertical farming, aquaponics and permaculture. Having said that though, meat leaves the biggest carbon footprint of anything in the world right now (with some estimates running around 50 % of emissions), and is causing massive environmental damage through both land clearing for growing feed for the animals, and through the "waste" products from the animals, poisoning the earth and our water.

  • @malsahth The way it causes world hunger is through inefficiency - it takes 16 pounds of grain to produce 1 pound of meat. It doesn't take a math-genius to see that this could be used to feed people in stead. In fact if we took just 70 % of the grains used for animal feed and used it for human consumption, we could end world hunger.

    check out:

    w w w . vegetarianvictoria . org . au/cms/articles/eatingupthewor­ldv3 . pdf

    For the environmental effects of meat consumption.

  • @PerfectEclipse actually its 8 pounds of grain for beef and only 2 pounds of grain for chicken. as for pork, I don't like the taste but morally I can justify it because a pigs would and have eaten people when given the option. As for world hunger, I live in Iowa, we grow enough grain for us all to eat meat and we still export some to ungrateful parts of the world like New York and Somalia. If you feed a starving child they will only live to have more children and make the problem worse.

  • @stardude692001 you are a fucking idiot. Wolves sitting in the forest working this shit out are they? No? Oh.

    New York and Somalia? What the F are you talking about? Moron. Plus you are American I'm guessing. So you know, Iowa to New York is not an export...

    If you feed a starving child you make it worse, this I grant you. But make the means for food production to reach the whole globe and then there is no need to feed anyone.

    There are no vegetarians in regions where food is scarce

  • @robrock3 on a state level it is an export for us its just not a national export. What I mean by it is I don't like cocky assholes on the coast who think their better than us, but would starve if we stopped selling them food. Truth is Earth grows enough food to feed us all. People starve because they can't afford food not because there is no food. and yes cheap distribution would help or local production.

    thank you for the response I found it more funny then insulting, weird grammar though

  • @PerfectEclipse The concept of only eating pig swill is rather unpleasant to be honest, and probably not healthy for a human diet. Think id be spewing or shitting myself after eating just 'grain' for more then about ten minutes.. Without meat other aspects of the economy would wilt and die

  • @LCHFinCanada Also, good on you for reading it yourself- What is your scientific background? Do you even have any sort of schooling to back up yourself? I doubt it.

    And what the fuck - NO ENVIRONMENTAL REASON? are you completely lost on the reality of the world? it takes 16 pounds of grain to produce 1 pound of meat. If we stopped all meat production we could feed the world and stop global warming.

    Paleo is the most selfish diet that exists, but I guess it'll take a heart attack to change you

  • @PerfectEclipse Actually, it doesn't take any grain to produce meat. None. All meat could be pasture-raised.

    I agree factory farming is atrocious, but it's not the only way to farm. As such, your argument is only valid for factory farming, not for grass-fed/pasture-raised meat which is what I eat and what I recommend we all eat.

    Most paleo don't eat factory-farmed either, so how are they selfish? You don't seem to know WHAT you're talking about at all.

  • @LCHFinCanada It also shows your extreme desperation that you'd lie about the Masai article, the article is from 1972 and they were tribal masai.

    Your ignorance knows no bounds, and you've shown yourself to be an effective meat-propaganda wagon - though you never addressed the concerns of Ethics, and environmental damage. @PrimitiveNutrition proved the paleo diet to be one "to die for" (literally), and none of your bloggers have been able to refute him (nor will they be).

  • @PerfectEclipse primitivenutrition proved nothing. His stuff is also cherry-picked, observational and he, like you, refuses to see any real science.

  • @LCHFinCanada

    Meat consumption and the risk of incident distal colon and rectal adenoma

    w w w . nature . com /bjc/journal/vaop/ncurrent/ful­l/bjc2011549a . html

    Association between reported diet and all-cause mortality.

    w w w . ncbi . nlm . nih . gov/pubmed/6720674

    Associations between diet and cancer, ischemic heart disease, and all-cause mortality in non-Hispanic white California

    w w w . ajcn . org/content/70/3/532S . long

    I guess your daughter should hope the "retards" wake you up.

  • @PerfectEclipse again, every study you've reported is observational and full of confounding variables.

    You can only prove something with clinical trials - RCT's to be exact. If you refuse to admit that, there's no helping you. Your bias is clear, and your science is obviously faulty to everybody but you.

    You're not using logical arguments, your arguing emotionally, grasping at any straw, regardless of the fact they prove nothing.

  • ... I'm still waiting for your scientific rebuttals, eclipse.

    Still waiting for your clinical trials, randomized with controls, showing me to be incorrect. Did you find any yet?

    ... because dogma will not get you far with those of us who have chosen to be educated.

  • @LCHFinCanada

    ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN THE MASAI

    aje . oxfordjournals . org /content/95/1/26

    A Cancer Epidemiologist refutes Denise Mingers China Study Claims

    w w w . 30bananasaday . com /group/debunkingthechinastudyc­ritics/forum/topics/a-cancer-e­pidemiologist?xg_source=activi­ty

    Cereal grains and legumes in the prevention of coronary heart disease and stroke

    w w w . ncbi . nlm . nih . gov /pubmed/16670693

    Red meat consumption and cancer

    w w w . ncbi . nlm . nih . gov /pubmed/22212999

    Bye Troll.

  • @PerfectEclipse If you READ the atherosclerosis study, it was on Masai that have been introduced to a western diet.

    Look instead at studies of masai eating a TRADITIONAL diet.

    Regarding the Minger-debunked link... wow, she used unadjusted data... THE SAME THING CAMPBELL DID??? Do you know how stupid an argument that is? Campbell did THE SAME DAMN THING, roflmao!!!!!

  • @PerfectEclipse The 16670693 pubmed says NOTHING about meat being unhealthy, and backs up my claims in fact, when it says:

    "The intake of high GI carbohydrates (from both grain and non-grain sources) in large amounts is associated with an increased risk of heart disease in overweight and obese women even when fibre intake is high"

    I've always recommended eating low-gi carbohydrates, like non-starchy vegetables. BTW, fruits are high-GI carbohydrates, troll.

  • @PerfectEclipse Regarding the 22212999 pubmed article...

    it's not a study - it's an article indicating scientific reasoning for suspecting carcinogens in cooked red meat - something science has suspected a long time, but never proven.

    It only suggest theory, and is not a study and is proof of nothing. I'm guessing you don't read the actual cancer journals, do you?

    You were fishing and came up empty, I'm afraid. There is no proof that eating red meat causes cancer, NONE.

  • @LCHFinCanada You're lost in the world of Paleo / Atkins / etc. Low-carb high fat diets under different names, but same excuses. You keep saying you have the "real science" - yet you bring none to the table. No peer-reviewed articles proving your point, plenty proving mine- I let the facts speak for me.

    I have no idea how one could have such a one-sided view of the world- it borders on the same ludicrousness as global warming skepticism.

  • @PerfectEclipse How the freaking heck can you not see all the science I've shown you?

    Are you blind, or just retarded????? OMG you're so full of it.

    I've presented you with articles, links, studies, all peer-reviewed and you won't read them, that's not my problem, that's yours.

    Please stop your lying.

  • @LCHFinCanada You keep calling me the "brainwashed" one, yet you are the one who's branding himself as LCHF. You just say everybody is wrong but you both PrimitiveNutrition, the scientific articles at PubMed, and any physician - yet you provide no information, nor articles, NOTHING yourself - You have zero credibility, you're an internet nobody, so when you don't back up your lies, nobody will believe you.

  • @PerfectEclipse Why do you keep saying I have no articles? I've linked you several?

    You're blind.

    Oh wait, I get it, you hope if you post enough trolling comments, now that they're buried several pages back nobody will see them.

    That's your final strategy, eh? I've posted SEVERAL studies, links, proof, etc. and you know damn well I have.

    No point arguing with you anymore, propagandist.

  • @LCHFinCanada I just checked through the pages - the only references you've made were to the AMA about RCTF and that's it - You've linked nothing, and the chat logs show it.

    Funny you accuse me of the troll-tactic you're using, covering your own lack of research by burying it in the comments.

    You mentioned Jack Lalanne I remember- He mostly avoided meat, only ingesting fish. He was a Pescetarian.

    Just give up and go away, nobody will listen to your crap here.

  • @LCHFinCanada And your diet has no impact? Do you realize that grassfed cows are even more resource demanding in regards to the amount of land needed per cattle than those fed feed? Grass has very little nutrition so it takes a lot more of it to feed a cow than feed does. Not only would it be even more damaging to the enviroment than the current factory farming, but it would take even more food away from the hungry as land and forests are cleared for grassing pastures for your cattle.

  • @PerfectEclipse Land is not an issue, especially here in Canada.

    More land is being used for soybeans. Monsanto is destroying the rainforest for soy production. Grass-fed is FAR less resource heavy, regardless of your propaganda.

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  • @LCHFinCanada And stop calling for me to prove my point all the time when you have failed throughout this discussion to prove anything yourself, saying all the doctors, studies, articles, diets, etc. are wrong, backing your statement up with nothing - NOBODY will take your word for this, and Minger's and the other blog'o'sphere freaks words won't do either. You're living a lie, and your daughter will pay for it when you die from a stroke.

  • @PerfectEclipse You've lied. You've misinformed. You've assumed.

    You've linked to studies showing NOTHING, all debunked. Yet you persist. And nobody will take MY word?

    I hate to tell you this, but just because YOU'RE a delusional, brainwashed zealot doesn't mean others are.

  • BTW, what's your issue with aspartame? It's the most studied food additive in the world with absolutely no verifiable links to any issue.

    Did you read the AMA reports on it in the journal? I have. years ago, in fact.

    archinte.ama-assn.org/cgi/cont­ent/abstract/149/10/2318

  • @LCHFinCanada Your link goes nowhere - And the fact that you take the AMA's word on Aspartame cements your status as a mindless follower troll. Don't think for yourself, it could prove deadly to your payroll.

    And keep asking me for evidence even though I keep supplying it- where is yours? (the answer is, nowhere)

  • @PerfectEclipse FYI, I don't take the AMA's word for anything. Unlike you I research on my own. The clinical trials show aspartame is safe. Some observational trials lay doubt, but clinical > observational.

    Myself though, I don't actually ingest aspartame.  I do use Stevia and Eriyhritol however. Both proven safe.

  • BTW, feel free to CALL THE AMA yourself for verification.

    Their website is easily found.They'll happily verify everything I've said if you have trouble believing it.

  • @LCHFinCanada No thank you - The AMA's guidelines haven't exactly been the recipe for peak health these last many years, so no need to call them.

    And all your experts like Minger, MasterJohn and Colpo have zero scientific credentials, and in the case of Minger, have been debunked by scientists, and by MasterJohn and Colpo, by other bloggers, like they are.

    I'm beginning to think you're on a pay-roll here for spreading paleo propaganda here.

  • Or how about when the AMA said this "The AMA finds the recommendations of PCRM irresponsible and potentially dangerous to the health and welfare of Americans."

    Or this of the PCRM - "Instead, it serves only to advance the agenda of activist groups interested in perverting medical science. The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine is an animal “rights” organization"

    Do you still dispute this? Denial much?

  • @LCHFinCanada The AMA is the same association that says Aspartame and other additives are fine, and they haven't done much to outlaw pesticides yet. Corporate interests have infiltrated everything in USA, including the AMA, and the fact that you're using them when they would say your diet is dangerous as well, is beyond words.

    You just keep slapping down the basic criticisms with substance-less responses - What do you do about Uric acid- is your body immune perhaps?

  • @PerfectEclipse I have excellent uric acid levels, thanks.

    What, do you think uric acid only comes from meats? LOL. You realize that purines are found in peas, beans, beer and wine too, right?

  • @PerfectEclipse And actually, the AMA would have great things to say about my diet. If they commented on diets.

    My own doctor says great things about my diet, as do many others. You obviously have NO IDEA what I eat, but you seem to have some assumptions, that's for sure...

  • The AMA's senior VP of science and medical education stated of the PCRM "“They are neither responsible nor are they physicians.”

    Or the official AMA release "“the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine has been formally censured by the AMA for purposefully misrepresenting the critical role animals play in medical research.”

  • @LCHFinCanada Link your sources for the bullshit, or stop posting - You are just digging yourself into a hole- All I find when I search those sentences is other sites run by corporate meat.

    Minger is discredited THE END - Stop beating a dead horse with her. She has zero scientific background, she admits it herself, and she has been shown wrong multiple times now- If you want sources I will gladly link pubmed articles, but you'll probably say the same shit about not controlling for variables.

  • @PerfectEclipse The source is the AMA. The American Medical Association.

    The quotes are easy to find, all the material is easily verifiable. Not bullshit, just cold, hard facts.

    How is Minger discredited? By whom?  Campbell was impressed.

    How is Masterjohn discredited?

    How is colpo discredited?

    How is mercola discredited (other than he sells stuff, but then again, so does durianrider, mcdougall, barnard, esselstyn, campbell etc.)

    Sources thanks.

  • @PerfectEclipse BTW not having an education is science doesn't mean you can't understand a research article. She proves she does, and T.Colin Campbell couldn't refute her. Do you not understand that.

    Obviously you're not worth listening to since you obviously don't have any science background. See how well that argument works?

    You're a troll spreading lies, misinformation and dogma. You have no credible science, NONE. Try to post some, I dare ya.

  • @LCHFinCanada Lol - You're the troll Mindless drone - I've linked sources from both Campbell himself discrediting her, and a cancer epidemiologist - Where are your sources?

    30bananasaday . com/group/debunkingthechinastu­dycritics/forum/topics/a-cance­r-epidemiologist?xg_source=act­ivity

    ATHEROSCLEROSIS IN THE MASAI

    aje . oxfordjournals . org/content/95/1/26

    Prove @PrimiteNutrition wrong to while you're at it, though there's no doubt it's a futile effort.

  • @PerfectEclipse BTW please provide any evidence showing minger was "shown wrong multiple times now"

    I'd love to see how you figure THAT. Considering your lack of understanding of science this should be very interesting.

  • BTW, Jack Lalanne who wasn't vegan showed abs in his 90's... so ...what was your point again?

    Oh, I remember... your point was making nonsensical arguments to try to combat science.

    How's that going, btw? You've yet to refute anything I've said. It seems that you're just getting angry now. Probably the anger that comes from living in ignorance and denial. =)

    Again, all the science backs those that eat meat. Present SOMETHING intelligent if you can, but at least try.

  • @LCHFinCanada Hollow talk coming from a misinformation spreader - Didn't you also link physicianscam(.)com earlier? A site made by The Center for Consumer Freedom, run by restaurants and the meat and dairy industry. Should this be a credible source on nutrition?

    You're just digging a deeper and deeper hole here, and you fail to provide any semblance of credibility - Heck, where's your responce to @PrimitiveNutrition 's video series then?

    I'd say "keep trying", by really, you should stop.

  • @PerfectEclipse Also, we are in the primate order, so in essence we are like all other anthropoids who thrive on high carb fruit based diets.

  • @PerfectEclipse except we're HUMANS, of a different species...

    But yup, we're still ominivores.

  • @LCHFinCanada Keep believing the dogma even though you deep-down know that Vegan is the most healthy, the most environmental, the most humanly ethic and ethic in regards to animal.

    The world's toughest woman is also a vegan, wonder how that happened.

    w w w . mfablog . org/2011/12/vegan-athlete-crow­ned-worlds-toughest-woman . html

  • @PerfectEclipse again, where is the science backing up your claim?

    I don't spout dogma or anecdotal evidence, that's YOU.

    Grow up and think for yourself.

  • @PerfectEclipse Actually, I have responded to his series, but I refuse to entertain all of them.

    Denise Minger responded too, quite well. He also uses psuedo science and misinformation.

    Here's the deal, you keep mentioning my "hollow-talk" and my "mininformation" yet you show now science that can refute me?

    As for the CCF ... ok, instead let's just go on the AMA's words...

  • BTW folks, the fact that Denise Minger DID debunk the China Study, and that Campbell can't refute her claims, shows just how crappy a book it is. (He wrote a book pushing his animal-activism agenda, based on a large observational study - but he left out all the data that didn't support his ideals.) Campbell is laughable.

    And, if you don't like Minger, go read Masterjohn's critique. He was a PhD candidate when he wrote his and is more than qualified. Again, campbell doesn't refute him either.

  • Here's the truth, Eclipse: Veganism is healthier than SAD.

    Veganism is NOT healthier than a healthy diet that eliminates refined/processed carbs/sugars, and includes lots of healthy veggies, fruit, nuts, healthy oils AND meat/fish/poultry/etc.

    The science is clear. I've shown it so. You cannot dispute the science.

    The ONLY argument vegans have is the ethical one - and that's one of personal opinion. The science is clear - it's healthier with meat.

  • Are we anthropoids? No. What a dumb question.

    Antropoids are apes, simians that resemble humans. we ARE humans.

    Where would you get the extremely UNSCIENTIFIC idea we are anthorpoids?

    Even so, all anthropoids are omnivores. But we're not.

  • Your beloved vegan doctors, Barnard, Esselstyn, McDougall, etc. are nothing but animal-rights activists 1st, doctors 2nd.

    Their own studies are poor science, as I've demonstrated. They don't even use the scientific method, and test against poor controls if at all.

    Barnard didn't reverse diabetes - thus he's a liar.

    Esselstyn didn't prove a vegan diet reversed heart-disease. Confounding variables.

    For you or anyone to buy into this bunk in the face of all contrary evidence is ridiculous.

  • So, as I've shown, every doctor in Forks over Knives is a member of the PCRM.

    The PCRM is ONLY an animal-rights organization masquerading as a doctor's organization. They are funded by PETA and linked to animal-rights terrorist groups and have been censured as ONLY an animal-rights organization by the AMA.

    As such, 'Forks over Knives' is animal-rights propaganda, and nothing more. I've shown you how incorrect their doctors are.

    If you still wish to believe them, that's your ignorance.

  • physicianscam(dot)com/articles­/7things.cfm has lots of information.

    Here's what the AMA says:

    ”the recommendations of PCRM [are] irresponsible and potentially dangerous to the health and welfare of Americans.”

    In a separate public censure, the AMA ”continues to marvel at how effectively a fringe organization of questionable repute continues to hoodwink the media with a series of questionable research that fails to enhance public health.”

  • BTW every single doctor you mentioned is also a member of the PCRM. Not just a member, but on their advisory board (or in Barnard's case, the founder/director.)

    You know the PCRM is ONLY an animal-rights organization, right?

    Their membership has very few doctors (as little as 5 - 7.5% depending on whether you believe them or independent auditors).

    the PCRM has been repeatedly censured by the American Medical Association, did you know that?

    Want to know what for?

  • You can't get enough B12 as a vegan without supplementation. Meat eaters (if they don't have lack of intrinsic factor, yes) can get enough.

    The results, studies show 80% of vegans are B12 deficient. That causes all sorts of health concerns.

    Don't believe me? Dr. Neal Barnard gives his study patients B12. Dr. Esselstyn recommends B12 supplementation. Dr. McDougall recommends B12 Supplementation, and the list goes on. Vegans NEED B12 because their diet lacks what humans need.

  • The results were:

    Mormons have 22% LOWER rates of cancer OVERALL (all cancers) than Vegan Seventh-Day Adventists.

    Mormons have 34% LOWER rates of colorectal cancer than the Vegen Seventh-Day Adventists.

    If that's not proof enough, a 2009 study in the AJCN show that Vegetarians and Vegans had higher incidence of colo-rectal cancer than healthy dieters eating meat/fish.

    The were shocked, so did further studies... 2010 studies confirmed that meat has protective qualities for colorectal cancer.

  • So, how about the Seventh-Day Adventist studies.

    Vegans like to use those to show that Vegan Seventh-Day Adventists (who also don't smoke, don't drink, don't ingest caffeine and live a healthy, active lifestyle) have lower cancer rates, etc., than those eating a SAD.

    That's great.

    But Utah researchers took that data, then did a similar study on Mormons. The mormons also don't smoke, don't drink, don't ingest caffeine, live healthy lifestyles BUT EAT MEAT....

    Can you guess the results???

  • heroic

  • another great video with bunch of asshole using it for their own agendas... pathetic

  • There aren't too many vegetarians on the Arctic tundra, or in the Kalahari Desert. Vegetarians can only exist in places of abundance where they can afford to be choosy.

  • As cliché as it is to say 481 people are vegetarians... it's probably true.

  • @JDLupus Nope, I liked this.

  • @195ashes It's a shame a mind like yours is so rare...

  • @JDLupus I personally don't think I could kill an animal, so I stopped eating meat (felt like I was having someone do the dirty work for me; out of sight, out of mind etc). However I don't think eating meat is a crime and don't condemn people for doing so (as long as the animals are treated fairly though).

  • I used to be a vegan like you, but then a cow took an arrow to the knee.

    And I ate it.

  • LOL I'm a vegan and I still think this is HILARIOUS! LOL

  • @ladylunafication Thank you for your approval. Didn't want to laugh until you came...

  • All their stuff is so clever and funny!! :D

  • Classic. fucking vegetarians

  • @LaxRatBra Classic troll

  • @igirlgeek Your british your argument is invalid.

  • @LaxRatBra Trololol. 0/10. Terrible attempt.

  • @GraffitiBMXskate Go back to 9gag. I'll be eating some burgers.

  • @LaxRatBra 9gag on my cock, failtroll. P.s what is 9gag?

  • @GraffitiBMXskate a site that takes jokes/funny images from all over the net and claims them as their own and slaps their stupid watermark on it.

  • @dj ... I also like how you, like all the others, have no SCIENCE to back up your dogma. Refute anything I've said with science, thanks.

    Oh, and nice of you to call people "stupid idiot" when you realize you have no intellectual argument. That's pretty typical of you militant vegans. Have no evidence, science or logic to back up your claim, so you name-call and belittle others. Great move. Touching. Shows you care about others.

  • @ZoldierrZzz I really hope you are just a young emotional vegetarian that will eventually grow up because you are really embarrassing the rest of us with your irrational thinking that your opinion is the standard code for morality and everyone should follow it.

    For the other people please don't think that we are all crazy guys trying to force our own beliefs into others. Some of us just don't like meat.

  • @TheYelIow

    "please don't think that we are all crazy guys trying to force our own beliefs into others"

    Lol, you don't have to kiss their asses, you just want to be accepted. How pathetic. As I've repeatedly said, the only ones FORCING their will and beliefs onto others are the people who force animals to die. I am not forcing anyone to do anything, I'm just discussing these issues over the internet, I'm not standing with a butchers knife to their throat forcing them to go vegan. Stupid idiot.

  • @ZoldierrZzz You have said a lot of stuff. Most of it makes no sense, and the rest of it is wrong.

  • @ZoldierrZzz If you're not trying to force anyone, then shut up and go away.

    Thanks. If you keep going, you're TRYING to force your will upon another. Let's be honest, you'd LOVE a nanny-state where they outlaw meat products, wouldn't you? I know the PCRM would. They've pushed for it. So has PETA.

    No thanks. I'll take democracy and real food.

  • @LCHFinCanada

    You don't know what you are talking about.

  • @ZoldierrZzz listen, I support the fact that you're trying to protect animals, I really do, but have you ever considered letting people have their own views instead of calling them evil, ignorant and immoral?People eat meat because they enjoy the taste. I know there are plenty of good reasons to be a vegetarian, but you trying to push your views on people isn't exactly going to convince the masses.Maybe try convincing people to cut down on meat consumption, rather than stop outright

  • @phdan123

    I have better things to do now then waste my time on ignorant people, sorry, I don't agree with anything you say.

  • @ZoldierrZzz I agreed with several of your points, there's no need to be such a cunt.

  • @ZoldierrZzz really? because your way seems to not be working so maybe y his way? besides, ive already been down the path of moral values. your idea of evil is based of modern socitys view of it. which stems form Christiantys view of it. And Christianity allows the consumption of meat

  • @23045678

    What? Veganism is so anti-religion that you're so religious you wouldn't even understand it.

  • @ZoldierrZzz didd you even read my last comment yourself? what you just said had barely anything to o with y comment

  • @23045678

    You said my idea of evil stems from christianity, I told you that's bullshit. Veganism/animal rights is so far away from religion and very anti-religion, that you are so religious you wouldn't even understand why. Damn..!

  • @ZoldierrZzz ok, so being anti religion you therefore are atheist. so therefore you have to admit that morals re subjective not objective. so therefore your whole vegnisem idea goes down the drain. as Morales mean nothing therefore why concern yourself with the pain of others? but, the morels your using, that is to say you don't like the pain of animals. stems from Chrisitanty. because those Morales were widely spread by Christians

  • @ZoldierrZzz And these morels were accepted hundreds of year ago into society. our belief that murder is wrong stems form Christianity. as does yours then. so you claim your anit religious yet use morels that originated with Christianity? and you carry on caring about animals even though being an theist you have to accept objective morels do not exist therefore you have no reason to care about animals. especially as it has been proven that they....

  • @ZoldierrZzz are incapable of meta cognition as we are. meaning they can not feel pain or think and understand like we do, or anything like we do. infact, they are exactly like plans. merely reacting to stimuli and not inventing or feeling much or themselves. even monkeys are not capable of metagogniton

  • @ZoldierrZzz oh and animal rights are far away from religion. WHAT? i hope your joking, vegansiem might be but animal rights in general are not. eating animals does not make me hate them or not care when they are hurt for no reason. animal rights is compleatly different from veganisem or vegetarianism.

  • @23045678

    Dude, too many comments, I'm not interested in reading a book here.

  • @ZoldierrZzz it's not a book, it's not even that long, would take you 1 minute at the most. that said i see your running away form my arguements

  • @ZoldierrZzz No need to read it's just pro christian BS.

  • @LCHFinCanada Democracy?? Do you even know what that word fucking means? It is not about your opinion and you should have never had the decision. You should be killed in the same way as the animals you eat are. Whether you accept it or not, you are just an animal like all of us. It's your exact same attitude that the people in the south of the US had when the North wanted to end slavery. You fail to understand the feelings of anyone else in this situation but yourself.

  • @SatoriWins No he is not an animal. firstly to make that assumption you have to asume all religion are false. and i cna prove mine is not. well not 100% prove no one can but provide good evidence anyway. second. even from an atheistic view we are not technically animals as we, unlike ANY animals, have metacognition. animals simply react to stimuli like advanced plants we don't. well we do but are capable of much more than that.

  • @23045678 BTW it's not likely this nutjob will listen to ANY reason. The militant vegan zealots rarely do. They're brainwashed and keep spouting their dogma in the face of all contradictory evidence, all science, everything. They are completely unreasonable.

    But good luck anyway. I think I'll go make a nice low-carb lasagne now (using zucchini instead of pasta) full of some nice grass-fed ground beef and free-range pork. Mmmm...

  • @LCHFinCanada Lol - Who's the brainwashed one here? All anthropoids (including humans) thrive on a high-carb, primarily fruit based diet with veggies - Meat and dairy induces cancer, osteoporosis, diabetes, heart disease and a host of other lifestyle related diseases (including weight issues). Educate yourself, read clinical scientific studies like The China study and watch some documentaries based on the science like Forks over Knives.

  • @PerfectEclipse

    1. You're wrong

    2. "read clinical scientific studies" - I do. You realize the China Study was a book based on a project that was only an OBSERVATIONAL study, right? Not a clinical study? And real, scientific CLINCAL studies disprove Campbell's theories? (they're only theories, yes.) Campbell excluded entire counties worth of data that disproved his theories.

    Forks over knives is full of the same crap and lies.

    Read something for yourself.

  • @LCHFinCanada Put fourth your evidence or quit espousing bullshit. :)

  • Um... read the China Study? Campbell tells you it's observational. He was involved with it.

    2. Minger, Colpo, Masterjohn and others have all debunked it. All can show you that he eliminated entire counties. Campbell admits he eliminated entire counties...

    Is this really in dispute? The evidence is clear. Google "China Study" and any of the names above, as you know youtube doesn't like links.

    Of course, you'll likely not look at any of them considering you LIKE ignorance

  • @LCHFinCanada And saying Forks over knives is full of crap just proves your ignorance, I guess Dr. Esselstyn, Dr. McDougall, Dr. Neal Barnard, etc. are liars too then?

    Minger and co. didn't prove anything, PrimitiveNutrition completely debunked them and the paleo diet

    To remain willfully ignorant in the face of truth is something often seen in low-carbers. Keep buying into meat industry propaganda and all the supplement salesmen's bullshit, I won't be surprised when you die from heart disease.

  • @PerfectEclipse Yes, many of them are.

    Lets start with Barnard, who claims a vegan diet reverses diabetes. You probably believe that claim, right? So it's good to start with:

    Barnard's own clinical trial lasted 74 weeks, long enough to hopefully get great results. However, after 74 weeks his "reversal" was lowering HbA1c levels from 8.05% to 7.71% which isn't even healthy. Normal is 4.6% to 5.4%.

    His diet did better than the ADA diet, but the ADA diet is crap.

  • @PerfectEclipse Further on Barnard: He refuses to test his vegan diet against a healthy low-carb diet. The ADA diet he used as control is recommended by pharmaceutical companies and food industries... every diabetic knows it's crap.

    ALL CLINICAL STUDIES COMPARING LOW-CARB TO LOW-FAT SHOW LOW-CARB IS VASTLY SUPERIOR FOR GLYCEMIC CONTROL, WEIGHT-LOSS AND HEART-HEALTH.

    Sorry, but that's just the truth and you can't debunk it, can you?