Is this for real

[blackpowder]

The price of beef is so high consumers are eating other sources of proteins.

We forget that beef is the world's most expensive protein. Always has been.

[chuckChuck]

Most people would benefit from eating less red meat and more plant sources of protein. Many consumers have been changing their diets for health reasons.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Most people would benefit from eating less red meat and more plant sources of protein. Many consumers have been changing their diets for health reasons.

As I keep asking, is there any hoax you haven't fallen for?

[chuckChuck]

What hoax are you taking about Absurd 5?

Did your mother not tell you to eat your vegetables?

Or did she just give you a slab of meat and hotdogs for supper?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

You still believe the food pyramid is healthy, don't you.

What does the science say?

[chuckChuck]

Absurd 5 it Looks like the Mayo clinic has fallen for the "hoax" too!
But I forgot you don't take the advice of scientists or doctors!

Mayo Clinic Minute: Does eating red meat affect heart health?

[url]https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-minute-does-eating-red-meat-affect-heart-health/[/url]

Meat — is it OK to eat it when comes to heart health or not?

"Cutting down on meat consumption has clearly been shown in multiple, multiple studies to be helpful," says Dr. Kopecky.

He says meat, especially red meat and processed meat, is associated with increased risk of many health issues, including heart attack and stroke.

"Everybody from the World Health Organization to the American Cancer Society has said: 'Don't eat so much processed meats. Don't eat so much red meat,'" says Dr. Kopecky.

People who eat foods based on the Mediterranean diet, which is rich in whole grains, veggies, fruits, fish and olive oil, have a reduced risk of many health issues.

"Not just heart attacks, strokes, Alzheimer's disease ⏤ things we're all getting worried about. Almost all cancers, (and it) reduces erectile dysfunction, macular degeneration, eye problems we get — multiple things," says Dr. Kopecky.

So cutting down on meat is a good thing.

"Eating a little bit probably won't get you in trouble, but eating as much as you want will," says Dr. Kopecky.

[cropgrower]

Most people would benefit from eating less red meat and more plant sources of protein. Many consumers have been changing their diets for health reasons.

yes people that sit on their a$$ all day living on handouts could benefit on changing their diets no doubt

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chuck, while you forsake actual meat to eat highly processed "plant sources of protein" full of chemicals and a long list of industrial ingredients, will you apply the same logic as you applied to those who refused the experimental covid vaccine?

Remember, all the times you insisted that they shouldn't have any right to use the public medical system based on their health choices?

[shtferbrains]

Went shopping with a couple with kids recently.
The cart fills with junk.
Watched similar families with the same types of highly processed junk filling the cart.
Did you know you can buy a pre packaged PB&J sandwich with no crust?
Very popular.
But meat is the enemy?

[shtferbrains]

Actually fake meat in not even a thing anyway.
Went from high of $239 at the max hype to under $3 with no sign of life.