Curing meat phobia

[unjung]

Originally Posted by Nathaniel72

She's mostly right, depending on how fast it passes through your system meat will turn into an ineffective or poisonous pile of rot in very little time. Think of taking a piece of cooked meat and sticking it in a warm container for a few days, that's what you get. Most people don't realize this mucus substance sticks to your belly and overtime builds up while the toxins leech into the rest of your body. If you eat lots of fiber it's not such a bad thing because it will flush out but without that meat and cheese equals a very highly acidic body prone to disease.

Not to mention that the specific enzymes needed to break down animal proteins are the same enzymes that are needed to break down the protein coatings on cancer cells, which are then exposed to blood cells that can destroy them. These enzymes are created in very limited amounts by the pancreas. So too much meat and cheese means a higher risk of cancer, throw in the amount of carcinogens in a grilled piece of meat and you have the perfect recipe for disaster. Pun intended.

Derp!

 

[Nosu3]

Originally Posted by Nathaniel72

She's mostly right, depending on how fast it passes through your system meat will turn into an ineffective or poisonous pile of rot in very little time. Think of taking a piece of cooked meat and sticking it in a warm container for a few days, that's what you get. Most people don't realize this mucus substance sticks to your belly and overtime builds up while the toxins leech into the rest of your body. If you eat lots of fiber it's not such a bad thing because it will flush out but without that meat and cheese equals a very highly acidic body prone to disease.

Not to mention that the specific enzymes needed to break down animal proteins are the same enzymes that are needed to break down the protein coatings on cancer cells, which are then exposed to blood cells that can destroy them. These enzymes are created in very limited amounts by the pancreas. So too much meat and cheese means a higher risk of cancer, throw in the amount of carcinogens in a grilled piece of meat and you have the perfect recipe for disaster. Pun intended.

good info, thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by pebblegrain

perfect example of what Reggs is referring to

what are you typing about

 

[Piobaire]

I knew this thread would bring the lulz. Bro science concerning eating meat. Hard to get better.

 

[cldpsu]

Originally Posted by Reggs

My sister is the worst kind. She's raw. I've been to one of her cult meetings. The food is awful and the people are even worse. I was only in attendance for about 45 mins and have so many stories about how insane and childish these people are.
I eat meat, but I also love eating vegetarian. Vegetarian dishes can be delicious for someone who knows what they're doing, so I don't know what you ate at that meeting. People who don't know how to cook and become vegetarians make their food taste even more terrible.

 

[Listi]

Originally Posted by Alter

Actually, when I first clicked on this thread I thought it was about people that had a phobia about curing bacon.

When I saw the thread title I thought to myself "what's wrong with cured meats?"

 

[photoguy]

Originally Posted by TheButler

She's probably been subjected to too many "Beef: It's What's Rotting In Your Colon" messages.

http://store.veganessentials.com/bee...olon-p536.aspx

Clever marketing campaign even if cows are too tasty for the message to have a lasting impact...

They are going to have to come up with better shoes if they expect to convert anyone on SF:

http://store.veganessentials.com/mens-footwear-c8.aspx

 

[scubiduu]

i didnt really read anything in the thread...but im a vegetarian..and of course im underweight too...i dont even have cool reasons for it ...i just would feel bad for all the cows...cows are cool to chill with..other than that meats gives me bad smelling farts

 

[Wayward]

What I don't understand is why you believe your friend should start eating meat again, and why it matters to you. I don't consider myself a vegetarian but I eat like one, and aside from slower muscle gain, I feel much better health-wise. The fact that she may be holding an unreasonable fear is something I'd be concerned with, but that has more to do with her thought process rather than the consequence. In other words, the issue isn't so much that she's stopped eating meat, but rather what happened, and would this lead to other irrational fears that would impact other aspects of her life?