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Would it help if I stacked some seasoning and condiments?It doesn't go with the acid/base diet. Not alkaline enough due to the acidity of the poonvag.
Would it help if I stacked some seasoning and condiments?It doesn't go with the acid/base diet. Not alkaline enough due to the acidity of the poonvag.
Only if you use kool-aid, hot sauce, and a hot dog weinerWould it help if I stacked some seasoning and condiments?
I got the kool aid, but not the others. I'm not that far back, I do remember colesaw though.Only if you use kool-aid, hot sauce, and a hot dog weiner
(i hope you get this one its going waaaay back)
Don't be a menace to south central while drinking your juice in the hood.I got the kool aid, but not the others. I'm not that far back, I do remember colesaw though.
Bacon is good for you.Something about it gives you cancer or something like that. Then upon further reading, it was actually an increased percent based on a sub 0.1% rate. It should be noted that the headlines riled everyone up. Vegans came out in full force until the further details were displayed.
everywhere -.-No. Eat up. This gets brought up once a month.
I don't know. A lot of studies say than alimentary cholesterol does not impact blood cholesterol but when I was heavy on eggs, I did a blood test and had more bad cholesterol. I decreased the eggs consumption and cholesterol was back to normal.
Must depend on people genetics. Try it and get tested.
I find it hard to believe that alimentary cholesterol does not affect blood cholesterol because the cholesterol reducing substances in those special yogurt drinks (containing plant stanols) and oatmeal (beta glucans) supposedly work through reducing absorption in the gut. And they are proven to lower blood cholesterol. So how would that work?
I think it's quite popular to claim that there is zero connection between diet and blood cholesterol and if one cherry picks the studies then you can show this. But when i've looked into it, it seems a lot more complex than that. It's different for people with CHD or related diseases, different for obese people and just different for some people fulls stop. Looks pretty tricky to unpick it all. Certainly the major health organisations seem to be all saying sure eat some eggs, just don't overdo it.
Do you think there's any merit to his claims or is just vegan propaganda? Personally, I enjoy eggs almost daily.
eggs are unhealthy with the exception of when they are consumed with SPAM and rice.
the high levels of sodium and nitrites counteract the negative effects of cholesterol. this is how pacific islanders sustain such a high bmi while being health as fuck.
Also, consumption of fully cooked yolks shrinks your testicles. runny or bust
next youll tell me eggs are low in nitrites too. misinformation agent alert.The guy above you just said eggs are low in sodium.
eggs are unhealthy with the exception of when they are consumed with SPAM and rice.
the high levels of sodium and nitrites counteract the negative effects of cholesterol. this is how pacific islanders sustain such a high bmi while being health as fuck.
pshhh life expectancy doesnt define health. persistence on an island and consumption of salted pork and fertilized ova define health.Haha, that's hilarious. The life expectancies of pacific islander populations is exactly what you'd expect by looking at them. Thanks to their shitty, high fat, low nutritional value diets, these people die young, and before that they spend shitloads of time in hospitals, and often stop working early due to failing health. It's a really tragic situation, actually.
No high BMI population is healthy. It just doesn't work that way.
Had some anxiety problems near January and went to cardio doc. I had some.sort of x ray done, it's called something else and similar for pregnancies, had a monitor, and blood work..