Pork is horrendously fatty! The butchers may trim it better today, but it's loaded with fat. Beef that's marbled with fat can be a somewhat better health choice due to the amount of blood retained in the cell membranes. Venison is even better since it has virtually no marbling, same for squirrel, antelope, elk, etc. Now thats's lean meat... provided one can develop a taste for it.
I get my venison from up around Lake Reindeer!
They are also referred to as Pennsylvania Jumping Beef!
Nigel-like, where?
You eat allot of bacon, you will be dead. That stuff will kill ya!
It sounds like you have a very boring and unhealthy diet - half the things you've listed are actually good for you.I don't eat pork, nor potatoes, nor apples, nor oranges, nor nuts, not mangos, nor sweet melons, nor soya. I drink goats milk, not cows milk, it's just not made for the human body that stuff.
I you look at it that like that , vegetables are quite disgusting, they grow in soil which is made from rotten plants and feces.A pig is a disgusting creature, almost as much as the human.
Did you know pigs have a special drainage channel that ends up between the hoofs. It helps to get rid of the muck in their systems, but these normally get clogged up, much like your arteries from consuming too much bad fat, so where does the muck go.
Into your bacon.
Where does the muck come from, simple, they eat it. yuck.
That depends on where you got your pidgin from, the ones in the town eat rubbish so I wouldn't touch one.Seeds are good, you will never hear about a pigeon with high cholesterol.
Fish live in the sea which is polluted with all sorts of rubbish like heavy metals, plastic and both human and animal feces.If you must eat meat, eat fish, followed by chicken without the skin.
Yuck you might say but it's just another chemical, just like flour made from wheat grown in a field of animal and human feces.
It sounds like you have a very boring and unhealthy diet - half the things you've listed are actually good for you.
I you look at it that like that , vegetables are quite disgusting, they grow in soil which is made from rotten plants and feces.
That depends on where you got your pidgin from, the ones in the town eat rubbish so I wouldn't touch one.
Fish live in the sea which is polluted with all sorts of rubbish like heavy metals, plastic and both human and animal feces.
My point is that food is food. I actually have mixed views on the subject. Take gelatin for example, it's boiled down pork and animal bones, half of me thinks it's disgusting but the other half thinks it's perfectly reasonable to put it to good use.
I generally take the view that all food is is a load of chemicals and as long as you eat more of the ones which are good for you than the ones which aren't then it's fine. I couldn't care whether a sausage I'm eating contains pig's intestines, it tases good and as long as I don't eat much of it it's fine.
According to Wikipedia, it's mostly pig skin.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gelatin
Yuck you might say but it's just another chemical, just like flour made from wheat grown in a field of animal and human feces.
I agree with you. Some cholestrol is good for the human body, but determining the good and the bad is sometimes difficult.You need to eat many foods to be healthy.
Humans are not pigeons.
I think humans need some fat (with cholestrol) for good brain function. Does a pigeon have a brain??
That's not true, sludge routinely put on the fields.Only animal in the UK, human isn't allowed.
**broken link removed**The public doesn't much like incineration, and landfill space is running out. So 68% of our sludge is applied to fields, a fact that translated into newspaper headlines last month as "human sewage [is] used for our cereals," beside a photograph of a woman eating cornflakes. Reader reaction was predictable. One commenter swore never to shop at supermarkets again. Another pronounced the practice "disgusting".
That's not true, sludge routinely put on the fields.
https://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2008/aug/29/waste.recycling
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