Eating As A Source Of Pleasure Soon To Be Abolished

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A couple places here offer bison burgers. I haven't tried one.

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Does that have /any/ relevance to the point?

Since you seem to be having difficulty, concentrate on B12 and calcium.

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There are ample readily available source for those two that are alternative s to meat. Nuts, beans and leafy greens, and you don't have to eat a whole lot to meet minimum requirements.

The health problems you mention are due to more than just diet. Extreme ina ctivity leads to brittle bones as well as significant bone loss, regardless of how much milk you drink or cheese you eat. Then a lot of modern medicat ions used to treat common chronic disease, like hypertension and high chole sterol, have anti-nutrient effects, meaning they interfere with absorption of a variety of essential minerals and vitamins, causing a deficit which le ads to other problems.

Massive amounts of land now used for production of livestock feed will be

We will eventually have tank-grown meat, and will probably feel like

*False*. Completely false.

There is *zero* B12 in those foodstuffs.

Prove me wrong by supplying a reference in the USDA nutrient database, e.g. "almonds, raw"

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Plus eating lots of leafy greens will mask the warning symptoms of irreversible B12 deficiency, since they have a high folate content.

True, but if you don't have enough Ca in your diet, you've less to lose before symptoms appear.

You've got to have enough Ca in your diet in a form that is assimilated.

I've seen veggies claim "there's Ca in broccoli", without bothering to work out how much you would need to get your RDA.

True, but again irrelevant.

This "breakthrough" food technology is what pretty much has led to the the

10 fold increase in obesity up from 3% to 30% over the last 50 years, and to mention the 70% total overweight. The perfect mix of fat and sugar to create food addicts and profits for the pushers.

I no longer eat processed food... If its in a box/bag with pretty colours saying how healthy/good it is, it isn't.

-- Kevin Aylward

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The Beyond the Meat stuff is great. A&W has it here in Canada. A little expensive if you don't have a coupon. They ran out for a month or two after it was introduced, it was so popular. I think Whole Foods is carrying it too.

With normal burger fixings it's almost indistinguishable from ground beef. They're not catering to the extremists so it's made on a shared grill etc.

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That must have been the Monty Python version of the Bible. ;-)

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Fuck me. They were practically starving as it was.

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Hope yours is on top. You should enjoy that.

A number of places here have them. Ted's (as in Turner) Montana Grill started it, probably because he raises bison on his Montana ranch. It's OK but a little dry for a burger, IMO. I prefer Ted's beef burgers.