Thread: Why vegans are stupid

https://www.bustle.com/articles/1378...s-even-chicken

Originally Posted by stroller

https://www.bustle.com/articles/1378...s-even-chicken

The doctor says "I've got some good news and some bad news".

The bloke says "Well give me the bad news first".

The doctors says "Well we analysed all those blood samples, and the first thing we found was that you're HIV positive, you've got full blown AIDS".

"Ah fuck", says the bloke, "well what's the good news?".

The doctor says "The cancer's eaten it all".

rat-a-tat-*ching*

....woooosh

Originally Posted by stroller

https://www.bustle.com/articles/1378...s-even-chicken

Yet Bill Clinton looks sick on his new diet.

That must be because he doesn't have bacon & black pudding fried breakfast, there's no other explanation.

He looks gaunt and thumb pressed

https://www.skepticalraptor.com/skep...et-this-right/

Some perspective on the meat cancer link

Enjoy your steak:

I bet you've never even cleaned a fish eh Stroller?

Fucking townies haven't got a clue.

Originally Posted by Dasher

https://www.skepticalraptor.com/skep...et-this-right/

Some perspective on the meat cancer link

A Blogger vs World Health Organization ...who to believe?

Originally Posted by foobar

A Blogger vs World Health Organization ...who to believe?

The WHO is dodgy as and riddled with corruption.
Geoffrey Kabat, a cancer epidemiologist at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the United States who has publicly criticised IARC, says the classifications do the public “a disservice."

"What the public wants to know is: What are the agents in our surroundings that are likely to have palpable effects on our health? Not theoretical exposures which might, under some far-fetched conditions, possibly have an effect,” said Kabat, who is also author of the book “Hyping Health Risks.”

Over four decades, a WHO research agency has assessed 989 substances and activities, ranging from arsenic to hairdressing, and found only one was “probably not” likely to cause cancer in humans. It was an ingredient in nylon used in stretchy yoga pants and toothbrush bristles.

IARC said, for example, that for each 50 gram piece of processed meat eaten daily, the risk of a person developing colon cancer increases by 18 percent. The observer who spoke to Reuters said these data appeared “to come from nowhere, overnight.”

The observer said: “I expected that the science would be reviewed with a high level of rigour. But quite frankly, at the end of the 10 days, from a scientific standpoint I was really quite shocked.”

Originally Posted by Dasher

only one was “probably not” likely to cause cancer in humans. It was an ingredient in nylon used in stretchy yoga pants and toothbrush bristles.

Entirely meat-free, so there you are!

Everything we eat causes cancer…sort of
David Gorski on January 7, 2013

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/eve...causes-cancer/

Originally Posted by stroller

Entirely meat-free, so there you are!

So the toothbrush bristles is safe to eat but not the plastic