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It's clearly associated with obesity, heart disease, etc. Keeping animals too close together, like it's done in industrial-scale meat production, provides the
by andor 6y ago
It's clearly associated with obesity, heart disease, etc.
Keeping animals too close together, like it's done in industrial-scale meat production, provides the right conditions for diseases to mutate to something very dangerous. The swine flu and Covid are good examples. The overuse of antibiotics might lead to a catastrophic spread of resistant bacteria in the future. Not all meat is produced this way, but most is.
- wyclif 6y agoBeef liver isn't.