Hahahaha wrote:Budhists in Laos have a life expectancy of 54 years (male)
In Japan a Budhist is expected to live to 78 (male)
Hindis in India, 58 (male)
Do you see the difference? Money, resource. Non-hindis in India can expect to live to 67 or so.. On average, worldwide the delta is 7 years.
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No matter how healthy I am, I will not be happy without the odd steak.
Moderation is healthier than no meat at all. It is also a healthier attitude. All or nothing attitudes lead to anger, frustration and elevated stress levels.
Nathaniel OFlaherty wrote:
you are right sir. soy does have a lower bv than animal protein.
but you say it as if it is bad. BV is not as serious a evalution as you may think it is.
Nathaniel O'Flaherty wrote:
i dont agree at all. again if you check the list of cultures/religions that have been veg for thousands of years i HIGHLY doubt you will find ANY of them that say it is hard to stay healthy. and most of those cultures have ALOT less access to to things as americans.
Smus ran out of posts wrote:mikec2003 wrote:I like abortion, to me its one step closer to a cure for a virus.......Humanity
Really? You should cure yourself
@!#$ your cynical
mikec2003 wrote:Smus ran out of posts wrote:mikec2003 wrote:I like abortion, to me its one step closer to a cure for a virus.......Humanity
Really? You should cure yourself
@!#$ your cynical
yeah i am cynical, but im also a realist. humans are the worst life form on this planet, were a worthless species that does nothing good.
and if i "cured" myself, i'd only take out one person, if i stay alive, i can take out a lot more garbage
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I think its funny that a lot of these "pro life" people will protest all day long, then go out into the woods and hunt and fish and eat meat and stuff like that, which supports killing, which is exactly what abortion is. so they protest killing, while they kill other animals. there is no difference between a human and an animal, so whats the big commotion over an abortion
I like abortion, to me its one step closer to a cure for a virus.......Humanity
and before someone comes up with the dumb ass statement of "you wouldn't feel that way if your mom thought like that" yes, your right, i wouldn't, but thats because i never would have been born, which means i never would have known life, which kinda makes teh whole statement meaningless
Capo di tutti capi wrote:
Soooo.... you're saying it's your mission in life to kill people?.....
*Picks up phone*
Yes, is this the FBI?......
Nathaniel OFlaherty wrote:actually vegan is a very recently created word.
a vegan is simply a strict vegetarian. so when i say vegetarian i mean any and all forms of the practice.
Nathaniel OFlaherty wrote:heavy meat eating is the absolute worst thing you can do to your body. hypertension, high cholesterol, cardio disease, cancer etc all stem from high meat eating.
Nathaniel OFlaherty wrote:
you cant be a meat eater eating fast food and whatever they like, then become a veg and still eat the same way just minus the meat. that doesnt work. the american diet is insufficient and bad for your health and the meat is the only thing that saves it.
Nathaniel OFlaherty wrote:
but anyways its usually good talkign with you augustin, you talk calmly and purposefully and your posts are logical and easy to read. make chatting/debating a joy.
GAM (The Kilted One) wrote:Vitamin B12 can only be found in Meat tissues specifically red meat.... Your body can produce it, but strict veganism makes it less possible for you to manufacture it in required quantities.
http://www.vegsoc.org/info/b12.html
Deficiencies in it are BAD NEWS.
Strict vegans (as in absolutely NO animal by products) tend to have higher neuropathy levels in their children.
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Vitamin B12 is naturally found in foods including meat (especially liver and shellfish), eggs, and milk products. Fortified breakfast cereals are a particularly valuable source of vitamin B12 for vegetarians and vegans. Table 1 lists a variety of food sources of vitamin B12.
While lacto-ovo vegetarians usually get enough B12 through dairy products or eggs, it may be found lacking in those practicing vegan diets who do not use multivitamin supplements or eat B12 fortified foods, such as fortified breakfast cereals, fortified soy-based products, and fortified energy bars. Claimed sources of B12 that have been shown through direct studies[13] of vegans to be inadequate or unreliable include, nori (a seaweed), barley grass, and human gut bacteria. Several studies[citation needed] of vegans on raw food diets show that raw food offers no special protection against B12 deficiency either. The only known vegan sources of substantial B12, aside from multivitamin supplements and fortified foods, are the Chinese herb Dang Gui (Angelica sinensis) [14], used for centuries for treating anemia, and certain brands of fortified nutritional yeast.[citation needed]
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That's not true. It's been ASSUMED that's true because it SEEMED to make sense. But recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine...
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06313/737012-114.stm
The study from researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health found a low-carb, high-fat diet didn't result in any added heart risk when compared with a diet high in carbohydrates but low in fat. Such low-fat diets are typically recommended by doctors concerned about heart risk.
it also depends how your list is populated. wether it is populated and scaled with how healthy people who are on the diet are wether they are doing it smart and right or not, or if your are scaling the list with the scientific backing of what nutrients are involved what harmfull things are not present or present etc...
because theoretically creating a diet that is vegan and that has everything your body needs (which is doable) is healthier than anything else. because this diet has the fewest amount of BAD material for your body.
GAM (The Kilted One) wrote:Nate: you know that Dang Gui and every other fortified plant borne source of B12 is grown in bone meal, right? Even Spirulina (ie pond scum) hasn't got B12 without animal decay. (In plants it can only be absorbed as part of the osmosis process, and at that point it's not animal free.
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B12 is not naturally available from plants, cut and dry.
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I was also talking about completely non-animal vegetarians when I'm talking about Neuropathy, as well, look at it like this: Your body is going to make a finite amount of this, and if you need more you can either boost your body's potential to make B12 (either through protein rich diets)
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or you can supplement what your body makes with wheat is needed. Not having enough is basically a recipe to get yourself dismyelination and other nasty things.
WannaBzee (aka BadAceDesign) wrote:so ya...
abortion....
Nathaniel O'Flaherty wrote:no argument from me. there is no such thing is animal free. since part of the reason there is dirt in the first place is because of decomposition of feces and flesh and what not. however there is such thing as b12 that was gotten without the man made killing of an animal specifically. and thats the issue.
i never said otherwise.
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not true. just because what is in the soil plays a part in what is in the plant doesnt mean it's not available from plants. thats just basical plant biology. if its in the plant no matter how it got there you can call it "available from plants"
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your body does not MAKE b12
Quote:Again I realise this, and I said pretty clearly that this only has ramifications if you can't make enough of your own B12 to sustain yourself. Again if you can't make enough, and you are a strict vegan, you're screwed... you HAVE to get it from animal sources.
any vitamin deficiency is dangerous and all have crazy symptoms and diseas associated with them.
b12 is played up way too much because it can be used as a scare tactic because anything to do with the brain scares people.
fact is however a normal person only needs .1 micro grams of b12 per day. that is the same amount is a single period at the end of a sentence. so for vegs this is not a hard or difficult thing to do. either take a multi vitamin cook with nutritional yeast or eat other fortified items liek cereal and soy milk. presto no issues.
Quote:You realise of course that the B12 that you have stored is shed within 12 weeks, right? You basically cell-for-cell replace your body every 20 years after puberty, and every 2 years (give or take) before that.
also if at any point in your life you ate meat the body stores b12 and because how little is used per day you can go on your reserves from your meat eating days for up to 15-30 years.
me wrote:Personally I think that the father should have a little say in it - not that he could dictate if the woman had it or not - but the father should be able to request that the mother have an abortion if he isn't ready to father one (and provided that he is willing to fully fund the procedure) - a request that the mother could obviously refuse - but if she does refuse then she must waive all rights to mandatory child support from the father.