1. 05-01-17 11:29 AM #141
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dollars2Donuts View Post
    Congratulations JJ, its about time you tried vagina.
    Sorry, I believe that I may have misread your original post.
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  2. 05-01-17 11:29 AM #142
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    We are what we eat

    Quote Originally Posted by The Kraken View Post
    Organic chicken with no antibiotics is fine on a vegan diet, common knowledge

    You're simply a vegan that eats chicken
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  3. 05-01-17 12:03 PM #143
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    just common since to eat more greens than meat

    history tells us Egyptology practiced this in 1334 BC

    the so called "vegan" is nothing new
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  4. 05-01-17 12:07 PM #144
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    12oz of meat (red) per week... preferably no more than 4oz in any one day

    That is what Sammy is told
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  5. 05-01-17 12:17 PM #145
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    Vegans are sharp gamblers too

    We think

    Educated

    Well read
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  6. 05-01-17 01:11 PM #146
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Odom View Post
    12oz of meat (red) per week... preferably no more than 4oz in any one day

    That is what Sammy is told
    Who told Sammy that?
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  7. 05-01-17 01:36 PM #147
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    Quote Originally Posted by The Kraken View Post
    Organic chicken with no antibiotics is fine on a vegan diet, common knowledge

    You're simply a vegan that eats chicken
    Carve out some more exceptions, lol

    I'm a vegan that eats 5 different animals.

    I think I'll make a thread now.
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  8. 05-01-17 01:43 PM #148
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    can eat red meat 3x week (post 144) then chicken & fish the other days (4oz) or pass meat up some days

    need to stay in moderation with all things
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  9. 05-01-17 01:48 PM #149
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    I am curious where any of you get your nutritional information.
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  10. 05-01-17 01:57 PM #150
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frosty View Post

    I am curious where any of you get your nutritional information.

    wife... she loves Sammy and wants him around a long time

    plus she is a RN
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  11. 05-01-17 02:25 PM #151
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    Sammy your a bad eater
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  12. 05-01-17 03:13 PM #152
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    jj the burgers at that spot just across from Venetian sportsbook super tasty
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  13. 05-02-17 09:50 AM #153
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Odom View Post

    12oz of meat (red) per week... preferably no more than 4oz in any one day

    That is what Sammy is told

    Sammy's old lady Knows

    If you believe the American Institute for Cancer Research

    Compared to 1997, when AICR released its first global report on the association between diet and cancer, the new assessment finds the evidence linking red meat (beef, pork and lamb) to colorectal cancer is more convincing than it was a decade ago. Accordingly, AICR’s expert panel recommends limiting consumption of red meat to 18 ounces (cooked) per week.
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  14. 05-02-17 11:54 AM #154
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    I guess anything in
    Smaller quantities is ok

    Sammy your excused

    Staying vegan for a little more time
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  15. 05-02-17 11:59 AM #155
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    gold you ate more hot dogs in vegas than joey chestnut b4 we ran you out of town

    quit the charade
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  16. 05-02-17 01:40 PM #156
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Odom View Post
    Sammy's old lady Knows

    If you believe the American Institute for Cancer Research

    Compared to 1997, when AICR released its first global report on the association between diet and cancer, the new assessment finds the evidence linking red meat (beef, pork and lamb) to colorectal cancer is more convincing than it was a decade ago. Accordingly, AICR’s expert panel recommends limiting consumption of red meat to 18 ounces (cooked) per week.
    don't believe prospective studies, they show only correlation, there are literally thousands of other variables not accounted for in prospective studies ... double blind studies are the only real measure, and no one has the funds or cares to do them

    vegetables and meats (fish) are best for you, low density carbs sparingly on the side

    we live in a mass produced era though, it's hard to get non hormone and non stress quality meats, admittedly
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  17. 05-03-17 06:18 AM #157
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    Who lives longer


    Vegans?

    Non Vegans??
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  18. 05-03-17 07:39 AM #158
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    Quote Originally Posted by jjgold View Post
    Who lives longer


    Vegans?

    Non Vegans??
    Who lives happier?
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  19. 05-03-17 07:43 AM #159
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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    Who lives happier?
    Correct rather live a happy 50yrs than live to 80yrs not doing what I want
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  20. 05-03-17 08:15 AM #160
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    no one gets out alive

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  21. 05-03-17 08:49 AM #161
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    Sammy true

    Dying for a burger
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  22. 05-03-17 10:42 AM #162
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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    Who lives happier?
    Exposing the longevity idol ... atta boy, Optional
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