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by noondip 11y ago
You have been warned by moderators before to tone down your rhetoric regarding my posts; I'm simply presenting some worthwhile research, which you should reply to on its merit, not your preconceived notion that any evidence you disagre
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There's isn't any conflicting data. There are only bad, biased research published which gets media attention with click-bait titles purposely to dilute actual reason and good science. I challenge you to post some actual links to a
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> All meats are safe Meat, processed or not, is a large risk factor in diabetes. See: Meat consumption, diabetes, and its complications. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23354681 Association between dietary meat c
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Everything? Even cigarettes? Of course not, so a better rule of thumb would be to avoid things which are known to cause health problems altogether, at least to an extent which is practical.
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Holding the government to such optimistic standards is blatantly a straw man. We both know how little gets done unless money is involved, and unfortunately for us all, the animal agriculture business has incredible political power. I challe
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Perhaps it is you who is naive to the so-called nirvana logical fallacy? > Comparing a realistic solution with an idealized one, and dismissing or even discounting the realistic solution as a result of comparing to a “perfect world” or i
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I didn't experience firsthand, but apparently cleaning staff are dispatched when you "check out". For what it's worth, the bedding seemed fresh and the room was spotless. (I didn't check more carefully with a UV lig
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My strategy: shine a bright flashlight and don't say a word until they leave.
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Definitely not for the apartment, but I did happen to check out and stay in a rent-able nap pod (10-15€/hr) while passing through MUC. It was a surprisingly pleasant experience - http://www.napcabs.com/
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Had you just reinforced the wall, or windows, too? If anyone has advice for sound-proofing street-facing glass, I would be obliged.
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Still, 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 consum
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Like I've already said, the studies in each video on NF are linked directly. I don't see how they're "pushing books" on anyone - having read both of them, I can tell you the information they offer isn't much di
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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? Edit: Actually, you may be right about the former, at least w.r.t. frozen cruciferous vegetables, such a
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by noondip 11y ago
It's quite upsetting to see you're being downvoted for no apparent reason, with no logical rebuttal. I've also cut all animal and processed foods from my diet (it's much easier than it seems at first) and my cholesterol
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> Recent research suggests that cholesterol directly in food isn't a major problem because most of it passes through the digestive system untouched. Could you please link to some of this research so we may all review and benefit fro
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Most doctors get exactly zero nutrition education and the few which do are very limited and usually heavily influenced by Big-Ag and Big-Pharma. Certainly "only eating vegetables" is not sound advice, but it's not unreasonabl
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> And vegan/vegetarian diets are notoriously high in carbohydrates and low in fat and protein. Not necessarily a great recipe for wellness. Please cite a reputable source for this outlandish claim. You can check my post history for
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Also be sure to see the following very critical review of this person begging us for money - http://plantpositive.com/a-very-serious-low-carber-nusi/
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Please see the PDF document on http://www.atkinsexposed.org/ and let me know how it relates to your research.
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It's quite apparent you didn't actually look through the website, or you are just a low-carb shill (if so, please see http://www.atkinsexposed.org - the same dietary nonsense seems to be repackaged by each generation).
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Well, the only "safe" intake of trans fat is exactly zero, so again I assert what I've said wasn't exaggerated.
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Sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you've meant. What does carbohydrate intake have to do with dietary cholesterol? The paper I had linked was a review of many other studies, all of which had defined diets. Can you explain and
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by noondip 11y ago
I haven't downvoted you, man (it isn't possible to downvote direct child comments, as far as I can tell). Why are you being so hostile? You're also quoting me out of context; I wrote, "laden with cholesterol, saturated a
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> meat and dairy don't HAVE meaningful amounts of transfat In fact, they absolutely do. It's no doubt hydrogenated oils found in processed snack foods add trans fat as well, hence my emphasis on whole plant foods. > The majo
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> There are two broad types of trans fats found in foods: naturally-occurring and artificial trans fats. Naturally-occurring trans fats are produced in the gut of some animals and foods made from these animals (e.g., milk and meat produc
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Really, with the ad hominem attack? Why not ask yourself why you feel threatened by mere information, rather than resort to childish name-calling?
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Coming from someone who earlier proclaimed, "i'm a keto True Believer[tm]", it's quite ironic seeing you say this. I wonder why I've struck such a chord with you?
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Care to provide citations for the claims that fatty red meat is at all healthy (last I checked, saturated and trans fat cause cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity, atherosclerosis - just to name a few problems), or that whole wheats co
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No doubt your meal plan is already miles ahead of SAD (the standard American diet), and you deserve to pat yourself on the back. Avoiding fast food, added sugar beverages, eating organic foods (low in pesticide and higher in nutritional yie
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Do yourself a favor and spend an hour in your local hospital's cardiology department, then you will surely experience true terror. What's more extreme - a triple-bypass surgery, or eating broccoli every day?

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