the sooner we get away from BEEF

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by killthesunshine, Oct 5, 2009.

  1. agraman

    agraman

    I'm a footnote to your little war and peace here.. please continue.. you have nothing better to do
     
    #601     Nov 15, 2009
  2. KTS, the guy called you an idiot and you get down on your knees to smoke his pole....I guess you ARE NOT quite the vegetarian you made yourself out to be :eek:

    :D :D :p
     
    #602     Nov 15, 2009
  3. he called YOU an idiot not me (he called me a loser)

    You can never get your facts straight can you :D
     
    #603     Nov 15, 2009
  4. LoL!!! You're right, he did call you a loser. Better get down on your knees and treat yourself to a hotdog then...because EVERYONE knows that "loser" is a compliment! HA! :D

     
    #604     Nov 15, 2009
  5. LOL, you called YOURSELF an IDIOT!!!

    Guess I was just reiterating your own thoughts of yourself! :D


    You can't come back from this. Better go have a nice steak and a nap :p
     
    #605     Nov 15, 2009
  6. your the one that NEEDS the tubeSTEAK
    because it's FILLED with "certain" nutrients
    LMAO :D
     
    #606     Nov 15, 2009
  7. LoL, I see you are desperately trying to avoid the fact that you, INDEED, called yourself an IDIOT :D

    Seriously, how can you expect anyone to buy into your "veggies only" cult when you proclaimed yourself an idiot? :)
     
    #607     Nov 15, 2009
  8. If you go to a restaurant, they do give you the salad first. (at least in the U.S. they do). At home, we have always ate our salad at the same time as our dinner. (if we have a salad). Sounds like you grew up in a restaurant of some type?

    By the way, how far did you give Beef da Boot? And how long ago did you give it da boot?
     
    #608     Nov 16, 2009
  9. It's not really all that difficult..Always eat the most nutritious portion of the meal first. Meat, if eaten at all IF you must, should be a side dish of VERY small proportion.

    but best to just...
    GIVE BEEF DA BOOT! :D
     
    #609     Nov 16, 2009
  10. Olive Oil... healthy oil, right/

    WRONG! It's crap!

    see for yourself...

    Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis. 2007 Jan;17(1):50-7. Epub 2006 Mar 20.
    Olive, soybean and palm oils intake have a similar acute detrimental
    effect over the endothelial function in healthy young subjects.


    BACKGROUND AND AIM: Currently, more than 30% of the caloric intake in
    the Colombian population comes from vegetable oil consumption mainly by
    the ingestion of deep-fried foods. Recently, it has been reported that
    unsaturated fatty acid rich oils have a beneficial effect on the
    endothelial function. Nevertheless, it is well know that the deep-frying
    process alters the chemical composition of vegetable oils and can
    produce adverse effects in the endothelial function. OBJECTIVE: To
    evaluate the acute effect of the ingestion of large amounts of olive,
    soybean and palm oils, fresh and at two different deep-fry levels, on
    the glucose and lipid profiles and the endothelial function. METHODS AND
    RESULTS: Ten healthy young volunteers were included in the study. After
    performing a baseline evaluation of cardiovascular risk factors and
    drawing a fasting blood sample, subjects were exposed to a randomly
    assigned potato soup meal containing 60 mL of one of three different
    vegetable oils (olive, soybean and palm), either fresh or at one of two
    different deep-fry levels (10 and 20 fries, respectively). Flow-mediated
    vasodilation (FMD) was performed in fasting conditions and 3h after the
    intake of the oil rich meal. Furthermore, blood samples were taken at
    these stages for the lipid profiles and plasma glucose determinations.
    All the meals resulted in a similar acute endothelial impairment (FMD
    decrease of 32.1%, confidence interval [CI] 95%, 28.0-36.2) and
    postprandial increase in triglycerides (27.03%, CI 95%, 20.5-33.3),
    independently of the type of oil ingested (p=0.44) and regardless of its
    deep-fry level (p=0.62). No correlation was found between endothelial
    impairment and postprandial triglyceride increment (r=-0.22, p=0.09).
    CONCLUSIONS: No difference was found in the acute adverse effect of the
    ingestion of different vegetable oils on the endothelial function. All
    the vegetable oils, fresh and deep-fried, produced an increase in the
    triglyceride plasma levels in healthy subjects.


    NO oil is healthy because it's a PROCESSED concentrated source of FAT. Fats are not good just SOME fats are LESS unhealthy than others.


    OLIVE OIL? THROW IT OUT! ITS CRAP! :D


    ps GIVE BEAST DA BOOT TOO!
     
    #610     Nov 16, 2009