How do you feel about eating meat?
98417
Beats the heck out of Tofu. If I'm going to have something rotting inside me I want it to taste good going down. Don't get me wrong, I like my veggies but I gotta have my meat. Come to think of it, might just go and grill me a big steak right now. I'm hungry.
435394
Yeah, I wouldn't eat raw meat.  You'll end up with something that you haven't counted on.....
824944
I'd say veggie; what could be wrong with eating vegetables and I'm sure that there are other ways to obtain protein\n   - I think meat has been linked to heart disease; matter of fact there was an article about the consumption of red meat on the front page of the Washington Post and the affects it has and how it makes women more prone to a certain kind of cancer but of course they will continue to sell it the same way they still sell milk
980828
You'd probably feel much better.\nFrom a health perspective you don't NEED meat.  And, it's better to eat lower on the food chain.\n\nI think, for you, instead of changing your diet radically for 2 weeks, slowly make changes in the way you eat for how you want to eat for the rest of your life. \n\nconsider just eating lower on the food chain. Eat a lot less meat, some more fish (Wild salmon is particularly high in Omega 3's- which are anti-inflammatory fats and are great for you).
853966
humans arent a part of the natural food chain and their bodies do not need meat to survive there is no sense in eating meat. many many reasons why you should not. in today's society factory farms torture and murder innocent animals so that we can eat them dog, cow, chicken or anything it doesnt matter humans should not eat meat. its bad for your body (unless your choice of death is the number one killer - heart problems) you shouldnt be eating meat and unless you buy your meat from special butchers who can gauarantee that the animal lived a good and torture free life and was slaughtered humanely then you are most likely geting meat from a cruel factory farm or from inhumane situations. dont eat meat.\n\np.s. you can get omega 3 fatty acids from flax seed , its also in becel butter which has no animals products in it
459203
I'd rather starve! \n\n\n(Vegetarian)
725419
we are carnivore's....of course red meat isn't bad for you.....man as been eating it since the year dot...two thumbs down ...well to all you carrot crunchers my steaks under the grill....mmm yummy
850293
I use to hate hunters and then when I stopped and thought about it I realized that I respected hunters more because they kill their own food and it's much more humane then a slaughter house. When I was in school I had to do a project about animals and it became about animal rights and the things on PETA and other animal rights website had me horrified. For a while I tried being a vegetarian but it was hard when my family would belittle me over it. I still eat meat now but not nearly as much. If possible I try and buy items that don't test on animals. Out of everything I think animal testing was the most horrific. Especially since it's not 100% accurate scientific wise since animals and humans react different to medicines and products. Aspirin can kill a cat, you can give a low amount to a dog, it helps a human, and does nothing for a horse. \nI really hope animal laws improve. Just being more humane would be a really great start!
1020810
hi! its me again! how are u?\n\nbut in answer to ur q, im not really sure what u mean, but i eat both meat and veggies...\n\nand fruits.
508056
Other than your hair line how do you feel? If your feeling great about not eating meat,don't. Get a supplement for your diet. Sometimes hair receding hair lines are hereditary.
688990
ID DIE IM A VEGAN\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJOKE
42203
well if you eat alot of meat(which think about it, is nothing more than dead flesh)and it sits in your gut for a few days before coming out(just think of the smell of road kill after it sits for a few days) and wham,bam thank you sam thats why shit stinks!!!
930775
Humans are omnivores. Their, vegans, claim is moral or a health consideration. They have little empirical support, though. So, eat meat in moderation, if you want.
930748
yes it's ok.. I mean we eat meat... the animal is killed anyway so why not by the hand of the individual rather the company\n\nbesides.. you get a deer and you'll have free meat all winter. \n\nit saves a lot of money and feeds you and family\n\nBesides.. hunting is actually a form of conservation.\n\nanimal populations have increased sense organized hunting has been inacted.\n\nit controls populations and kills off the weak and provides a more stable biodiversity\n\nI always use to feel bad about it but then I came to this realization...... a lot of animals are killed by cars or other accidents or even other predators.. so why not us and we are able to feed are families\n\n\nare we so far distant from the days when hunting was a necessity for providing food for family that today we cannot do it and be fair .. no\n\nhunting is not wrong when acted upon appropriatly and with a mature respect to nature and the causality of what ones effect/impact may have on wildlife..\n\nwith a mature mind... hunting is a good thing.. it is a course of nature\n\n\n\n\nps... I'm drunk.. and dammit. .I'm not going to read this over or spell check it.. but I hope I got a point across
909040
It's okay with me if Muslims complain about whatever they want to as long as they don't blow up over it.  Anyway what's really wrong with eating pork, I like pork, bacon and eggs, ham and sausage, hocks and beans, ham sandwiches, pork chops, pigs in a blanket, yummy!
679393
There are no health reasons which has kept me vegetarian. Earlier it used to be the insistence of my parents to be vegan, since in our religion it is necessary. Also, I feel that "If I do not have the power to give life to a animal whenever I desire, I do not have the right to kill the same for my existence". This belief has kept me vegan ever since I have come to my proper senses (i.e., after I was 16 and partially independant to make my decisions on certain issues). I do not regret any moment, niether do I intend to change the people around to switch to being veggie, because its their choice anyway. So thats my reason of being a veggie, and by the way, I AM LOVING IT !!!!
779204
I've never followed Peter D'Adamo's protocol, although I might try some of his advice if I can ever find a copy of his book to borrow. I'm not interested in dieting, because I'm already slim and lean, but I'd be interested if his theories helped me feel better overall, of if they might help with some of my chronic disorders (asthma, acid reflux, ADHD, rosacea).\n\nHowever, I would NOT follow 100% of he says for my blood type, which is O positive. I'd only follow what is applicable to me. For example, I've heard that folks with my blood type should, according to D'Adamo, eat red meat 3 to 4 times a week. Well, that's OUT for me! I'm 34 and already have elevated cholesterol, due to a genetic propensity for this from my mom's side of the family. I am very slim, active, and for the most part eat very well-balanced, healthy meals, yet I STILL have the beginnings of a cholesterol problem. \n\nSo I sure as heck am not going to start eating a bunch of red meat!! It so happens I don't really even like most red meats (except hamburger), and I hate steak. I mainly eat white meat chicken, white meat turkey, and fish. But even if I loved red meat, I would still limit my consumption of it, in the hopes of keep my cholesterol numbers from becoming high enough to warrant medication like Lipitor. :(\n\nI guess my ramblings only answered the first part of your question ("Has anyone tried eating according to their blood type?"), but not the second part, about whether it helped or hindered them. :) But hopefully you found this interesting anyway.