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> Sorry to nit-pick, but can you tell me why you perceive frozen vegetables to be cancer-promoting, whereas (unprocessed) meat not to be? As you found proofed
by akerro 11y ago
> Sorry to nit-pick, but can you tell me why you perceive frozen vegetables to be cancer-promoting, whereas (unprocessed) meat not to be?
As you found proofed yourself I will add more about it
Freezing meat causes histamine level to go down in red meat. There are people (like my gf) how are allergic to histamine. She was taking steroids for nearly 20 years, and no one in Poland, Germany and UK was able to classify what kind of allergy she has, every doctor said "it's something genetic". Until recently she stopped eating red meat, allergy just stopped. She started investigating it on her own. We started to freeze meat before cooking it, and now she's fine. There are some researches about it, but they're on initial stage, and no scientific proof was made so far. Yesterday she found a few more people online who share the same symptoms!
- noondip 11y agoStill, even unprocessed meat does promote cancer, so why not stick to frozen or fresh vegetables? > The evidence that red meat (beef, pork and lamb) is a cause of colorectal cancer is convincing. Studies show, however, that we can consume modest amounts -- up to 18 ounces (cooked) per week -- without a measurable increase in colorectal cancer risk. > But when it comes to processed meat (ham, bacon, salami, hot dogs, sausages) the evidence is just as convincing, and cancer risk begins to increase with even very low consumption. > This is why the expert panel advises limiting red meat and avoiding processed meat. http://www.aicr.org/can-prevent/what-you-can-do/10-recommendations.html http://www.aicr.org/can-prevent/what-you-can-do/10-recommend...
- ajjm 11y agoHas she ever had a tick bite, especially from east-coast Australia or central USA? This sounds like Alpha-gal allergy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-gal_allergy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha-gal_allergy Is she OK with poultry and fish?
- akerro 11y agoShe's completely fine with anything else than red meat.