My mother got cancer and stopped smoking.
My Dad, to support her, did the same.
As the cancer got worse he started smoking again to relieve the stress and because he was hooked.
Then he got heart failure. I remember him throwing the cigarettes across the room. He said he had tried to quit but couldn't, it had too big a hold on him.
Some people manage to quit but for others its just not possible.
My dad had his first heart attack at 46. I am 62 and still waiting for my first one although I do have a heart murmur.
In the case of your posts, "Like people with lung cancer that stopped using chewing tobacco and claimed it to be the cause."
Article from today:
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...beef-cuts-carbon-footprint-surprising-amount/
Quotes:
"The evidence is clear regarding the need to shift diets to less meat and more plant-based proteins for both health and environmental reasons, says study co-author Martin Heller of the University of Michigan Center for Sustainable Systems at the School for Environment and Sustainability."
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"A diet rich in plant-based foods and with fewer animal source foods confers both improved health and environmental benefits,” says Walter Willett, of the EAT-Lancet Commission and professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health."
Sorry for quoting this vegan propganda spread by fake news outlets such as National Geographic, Harvard and University of Michigan (sarcasm, ofcourse)
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/...beef-cuts-carbon-footprint-surprising-amount/
Quotes:
"The evidence is clear regarding the need to shift diets to less meat and more plant-based proteins for both health and environmental reasons, says study co-author Martin Heller of the University of Michigan Center for Sustainable Systems at the School for Environment and Sustainability."
...
"A diet rich in plant-based foods and with fewer animal source foods confers both improved health and environmental benefits,” says Walter Willett, of the EAT-Lancet Commission and professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health."
Sorry for quoting this vegan propganda spread by fake news outlets such as National Geographic, Harvard and University of Michigan (sarcasm, ofcourse)
I see your regurgitated excrement and raise you a point by point rebuttal.
https://mobile.twitter.com/GrassBased/status/1087736481786089472
I doubt you are sorry at all. Why the reverence? Stupid people are everywhere.
Quote:
"Animal-based foods have a bigger carbon footprint than plant-based foods."
Well, no s#!*. Animals inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. Plants respire carbon dioxide in and oxygen out. Plants need carbon dioxide to grow and multiply. More carbon dioxide in the air, faster they grow and healthier the live. Vegetarians / vegans, please be kind to plants, your food source, by providing more carbon dioxide.
You are suggesting I take seriously the rebuttal of a cattle rancher with the handle @GrassFed, over Harvard, University of Michigan and EAT-Lancet commission on Food, Planet and Health.
While you're at it, let's also forget everything we've learned at EE, CS and Biology classes. It's all been debunked. The Universities are spreading propaganda.
While you're at it, let's also forget everything we've learned at EE, CS and Biology classes. It's all been debunked. The Universities are spreading propaganda.
I've exchanged some words with 1 vegan in face to face situation and couple online. I'm wondering if he is the typical of vegans.
You see cattle ranchers everywhere. Peter is a consultant who is most qualified to comment on these points.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science? I've done both at university and i do not recall nutrition being mentioned. Yes, universities are deliberately doing biased and flawed research.
Is Nutrition Science Mostly Junk? | American Council on Science and Health
I've exchanged some words with 1 vegan in face to face situation and couple online. I'm wondering if he is the typical of vegans.
Are you typical of meat-eaters?
You are being entirely sarcastic of course, I see nothing vegan about your reference
Surely neither of the sources you quote is suggesting that a vegan diet is optimal?
This article will give you some feedback on that topic, unless you "really don’t care That much"...
How much I care is really irrelevant.....my level of curiosity is about 5/10
I find argument for the sake of argument rather a waste of time is what I meant by that previous statement you allude to....all I need is much like that of a cat, a satisfaction of passing curiosity
Edited content from this site: Why humans started eating meat—and is it critical for our diet? | Genetic Literacy Project
This article will give you some feedback on that topic, unless you "really don’t care That much"...
The reasoning in that article is almost hilarious. Less jaw muscle more brain are they serious?
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