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September 6, 2012 at 3:23 am #3784
Gl;itch.eMemberhttp://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/movies/green-mile-actor-michael-clarke-duncan-dead-at-54-20120904-25b6l.htmlJust wondering if anyone saw this and thought "Hmm. I wonder if his newly aquired Vegetarianism habits played a role?" Dont know if he had any prior health problems before becoming a Vegetarian. Food for thought I guess.
September 6, 2012 at 3:49 am #79263
Jas0nGuestThat is actually quite interesting, not much can be drawn one way or another unfortunately. thanks for the share.
September 6, 2012 at 5:05 pm #79264
Lauren NorfleetParticipantyou know, I read that he had recently become a vegetarian and kind of thought the same thing too… that maybe that played a part. Obviously, I don't know that but it did cross my mind.
September 6, 2012 at 6:02 pm #79265
Cory McCarthyMemberI am sure their will be results (autopsy, etc.) given at some point. There are also a variety of Vegetarian sub-groups.I've been a vegetarian (currently Lacto-Ovo) since 2002, and never had any issues. I've packed on a fair amount of solid muscle (looking into competing soon), my skin / hair looks healthier, I'm more energetic, my physicals / bloodwork / healing surprise doctors (like recovering from two different surgeries in 1-2 weeks, that should've taken 4-6), etc. All since giving up meat over 10 years ago. I am even having a successful run on CNS (see my log).Prior to that, I had frequent issues with indigestion, lethargy, catching general illnesses like flus and colds, etc. Maybe Veg. isn't for everyone, but it is working excellent for me.That said, I am NOT a Vegan. I am a Lacto-Ovo (dairy & eggs) Vegetarian. The only thing I do not consume is meat (of any kind -- including fish), or peripheral stuff like gelatin. I also ensure I get all of my vitamins, minerals, fats, etc. I do not mind the extra work and research to do it right.Not trying to promote vegetarianism here, simply stating my experiences to play devil's advocate to those questioning the diet.Cory
September 6, 2012 at 6:07 pm #79266
Trevor G FullbrightModeratorI think Lacto-ovo is perfectly fine.Egg Yolks are High fat dairy are some of the healthiest things around.I think the problem comes in with people are are fat-phobic vegetarians and vegans.Egg whites and vegetable oils have been the main protein and fat sources of the lacto-ovo's I know, and I don't think there is anyway to make vegan healthy.
September 6, 2012 at 6:35 pm #79267
Cory McCarthyMemberI think Lacto-ovo is perfectly fine.Egg Yolks are High fat dairy are some of the healthiest things around.I think the problem comes in with people are are fat-phobic vegetarians and vegans.Egg whites and vegetable oils have been the main protein and fat sources of the lacto-ovo's I know, and I don't think there is anyway to make vegan healthy.
LOL. Don't even get me started on sickly, palid Vegans -- not to mention their 'holy-than-thou' militant beliefs and campaigns, which are just as vulgar as the behavior of radical Baptists @ abortion clinics. To a Vegan, even a Vegetarian isn't good enough. Vegans ridicule us worse than meat eaters b/c they consider us half-assed in our diet. Sorry... don't mean to go on a tyrade, but Vegans really piss me off (in general). I believe in living and let living when it comes to personal comsumption.As for fat-phobia, there are a lot of meat eaters who have that issue thanks to fad diets in the media, so, it isn't an exclusive type thing... more of a 'modern hype' type thing.So, Vegans can eat their estrogenic / anti-nutrient tofu... I will stick to cheeses and eggs. 😉Cory
September 6, 2012 at 6:43 pm #79268
Trevor G FullbrightModeratorI think Lacto-ovo is perfectly fine.Egg Yolks are High fat dairy are some of the healthiest things around.I think the problem comes in with people are are fat-phobic vegetarians and vegans.Egg whites and vegetable oils have been the main protein and fat sources of the lacto-ovo's I know, and I don't think there is anyway to make vegan healthy.
LOL. Don't even get me started on sickly, palid Vegans -- not to mention their 'holy-than-thou' militant beliefs and campaigns, which are just as vulgar as the behavior of radical Baptists @ abortion clinics. To a Vegan, even a Vegetarian isn't good enough. Vegans ridicule us worse than meat eaters b/c they consider us half-assed in our diet. Sorry... don't mean to go on a tyrade, but Vegans really piss me off (in general). I believe in living and let living when it comes to personal comsumption.As for fat-phobia, there are a lot of meat eaters who have that issue thanks to fad diets in the media, so, it isn't an exclusive type thing... more of a 'modern hype' type thing.So, Vegans can eat their estrogenic / anti-nutrient tofu... I will stick to cheeses and eggs. 😉Cory
You're right about vegans.I mean, I know every diet has those "cult" people whom are just total assholes, but I haven't met a vegan who isn't' like that. Hell, I've been told I'm evil for eating meat before. I'm normally a pretty level headed guy, but I wanted to wring their neck.Fair point about fat-phobia being more modern hype then anything else, but meat eaters, mostly red meat eaters, at least get a better fatty acid profile versus fat-phobic vegetarians. At least from the one's I've met.As long as your aren't eating tofu bacon, you're good in my book. 🙂
September 6, 2012 at 6:52 pm #79269
Cory McCarthyMemberAs long as your aren't eating tofu bacon, you're good in my book. 🙂
I touch nothing w/ soy in it. 🙂You know what's really good? Fried scrambled eggs smothered in various cheeses.It is so good you'd think it'd be wrong, but not on CNS! 😉Cory
September 6, 2012 at 6:56 pm #79270
Trevor G FullbrightModeratorYou know what's really good? Fried scrambled eggs smothered in various cheeses.It is so good you'd think it'd be wrong, but not on CNS! 😉
You suck. >:(If I eat to much dairy I get acne. :'(
September 6, 2012 at 6:57 pm #79271
Brandon D ChristParticipantI've never met a vegan, not even in college.
September 6, 2012 at 7:05 pm #79272
Cory McCarthyMemberI've never met a vegan, not even in college.
LOL @ the "not even in college" bit. That is where most of them seem to begin, unless they were raised by hippies.Come to NYC sometime, you will most certainly meet one -- especially in Williamsburg (Brooklyn 'hood) and the East Village.Cory
September 6, 2012 at 7:07 pm #79273
Cory McCarthyMemberYou know what's really good? Fried scrambled eggs smothered in various cheeses.It is so good you'd think it'd be wrong, but not on CNS! 😉
You suck. >:(If I eat to much dairy I get acne. :'(
I don't get acne. I do sometimes get a nice chest rash (pinkish-red) across my pecs IF I consume TOO much dairy (usually when I go absolutely ape-$h1t on a CN). Doesn't stop me, though. ;DCory
September 6, 2012 at 7:10 pm #79274
FairyGuestI used to be vegetarian. I'm not any more! Checkout before/after pics: http://dangerouslyhardcore.com/forum/index.php?topic=4283I'm the same weight but have obviously re-comped. I used to have RIDICULOUS carb cravings when I was vegetarian. And when I was younger (as a vegetarian) I'd crave milk so badly I would drink pints of it (I observed the same in my siblings). I saw some vegan children recently. The girl's hair looked like white candy floss (she was Caucasian).
September 6, 2012 at 7:26 pm #79275
Brandon D ChristParticipantI used to be vegetarian. I'm not any more! Checkout before/after pics: http://dangerouslyhardcore.com/forum/index.php?topic=4283I'm the same weight but have obviously re-comped. I used to have RIDICULOUS carb cravings when I was vegetarian. And when I was younger (as a vegetarian) I'd crave milk so badly I would drink pints of it (I observed the same in my siblings). I saw some vegan children recently. The girl's hair looked like white candy floss (she was Caucasian).
What is candy floss?
September 6, 2012 at 7:29 pm #79276
Cory McCarthyMemberWhat is candy floss?
Cotton candy to us in the US. I heard it as Fairy Floss in Australia.Cory
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