EricP
07-17-2003, 05:52 AM
I spotted this article on MSN this morning...
http://content.health.msn.com/content/article/71/81182.htm
Basically it states (again) that animal fats and dairy increase cancer risks.
I quote:
"The increase was most closely linked with animal fat -- specifically from animal fat -- and, more specifically, red meat and high-fat dairy foods."
"Cooked red meat contains carcinogens, and high-fat dairy may contain fat-soluble hormones that may increase risk."
"... study shows that animal fat makes "makes enough difference that it matters," "
NOW...... they basically tell you that eating meat and dairy is not good, etc.... so why on earth would they add the comment "... this combined with heart-healthy issues, is enough to recommend that a low-fat, high-fiber diet is a good thing -- not a vegetarian diet..."
WHY NOT A VEGETARIAN DIET???? Are these people so blind to read their own suggestions and studies? :rolleyes:
Well, it's still proves another plus for becoming vegan.... and another reason to kick the meat habit.
Regards,
EricP
http://content.health.msn.com/content/article/71/81182.htm
Basically it states (again) that animal fats and dairy increase cancer risks.
I quote:
"The increase was most closely linked with animal fat -- specifically from animal fat -- and, more specifically, red meat and high-fat dairy foods."
"Cooked red meat contains carcinogens, and high-fat dairy may contain fat-soluble hormones that may increase risk."
"... study shows that animal fat makes "makes enough difference that it matters," "
NOW...... they basically tell you that eating meat and dairy is not good, etc.... so why on earth would they add the comment "... this combined with heart-healthy issues, is enough to recommend that a low-fat, high-fiber diet is a good thing -- not a vegetarian diet..."
WHY NOT A VEGETARIAN DIET???? Are these people so blind to read their own suggestions and studies? :rolleyes:
Well, it's still proves another plus for becoming vegan.... and another reason to kick the meat habit.
Regards,
EricP