United Nations wants you to eat no more than .5oz of red meat

@VKnid
But what if your stuff comes in 5 gallon buckets?
Or if you make Cornbread with Jalapeno, Anaheim, Ghost Peppers

Oh hey just thought of this, My mudbugs come in bags, you telling me those are unhealthy?

Meat is among the least problems with Americans’ diet. Sugars, gluten, hydrogenated vegetable oils etc are all far worse than red meat. Red meat is perfectly healthy… if it’s grass fed.

Our ancestors survived on almost nothing but red meat and fish during long winters.

But not in supplementation! We don’t need added sugars to anything. Our ancestors didn’t add sugar to their food, and got what sugars they needed from vegetables and fruits. It’s one thing to pick some berries which have natural sugars and a million other nutrients, or to add sugar to cereal or bread (and everything else).

Here’s something to consider. Some 60+ % of the US population are overweight. One of the reasons is the added sugar. Take something as simple as a yoghurt or even a soft drink for example. On the package, you see a picture of nice fresh fruits and it says “natural flavors”. In reality, that “natural” strawberry flavor in your yoghurt comes is a byproduct of wood chippings from a paper factory (not a joke). The yoghurt is sweetened with tons of sugar and acidified with citric acid (which is made from a toxic mold, aspergillus). Your taste buds taste the sweetness and sourness, and your brain sends a signal to your gut that you’re eating a fruit. Your gut prepares all kinds of digestive enzymes for it, expecting the secondary nutrients, minerals etc that you would get from a strawberry. But there is no strawberry. You were tricked. All these enzymes you produced are not fed. What happens? You stay hungry. You want more. You buy more. You eat more. You intake more sugar and become overweight and get diabetes. It’s a sign of our sick modern world that so many people are both obese and undernourished at the same time.

Hydrogenated vegetable oil is, quite simply, really bad for you.
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/hydrogenated-vegetable-oil#side-effects

Compared to all that, even red meat is super healthy. Especially when it’s been grass fed. The reason for this crusade against meat isn’t because it’s unhealthy, nor because it’s killing the planet. The elites just realized they can keep us fed more cheaply, which means they can take even more from us.

• This reply was modified 11 months ago by Wisdom.