Eating Fewer Animal Products Helps Fight Flu

I'm not a veggie but Labrynth Press Co in downtown Jtown serves up some darn good veggie dishes, not too bad to go meat free occasionally.

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Eating a balanced diet with rich protein sources from things like fish and white meats, and more occasionally red meats is a healthy way to go. Vegetarianism works for some, but for many people it is impractical, tiresome, and not as satisfying. Remember, if something is not practical for the majority of people, then its not a realistic plan. It makes more sense to promote a healthy balanced diet, and let the vegetarians control their own diet.

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See.

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So, is it a Fred or a fredrica?

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lol.

Alice what you'll find in little dogs like Seadog is that they seem to spend the most time responding angrily to comments in which they 'don't care what you think' lol

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Totallyalice and Freddy, do you really believe I care what either of you think? And how was my response to Freddy homophobic? How do I know what sex he/she is?

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Juvenile homophobic remarks. Woman find that very attractive Seadog. You seem like quite a catch.

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LOL. So your response is bascially "yeah, but I bet your gay". LOL, I'm very sure that should help you seem less childish.

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Freddy - better than chasing after men. Found one yet?

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lol, seadog is now chasing after women on an internet forum. I'm almost embarrassed for him.

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Krystal, where are you?

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We do not need to eat animals for health. I've been in O.R. enough times to know this.

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lol

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"I bet you'd make some woman who doesn't mind walking to the store proud".

That makes a lot of sense - are you related to gioallie?

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How fun it must be to be a juvenile again. I bet you'd make some woman who doesn't mind walking to the store proud.

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I'm sad to report the cow did not make it. On the bright side, steaks and burgers will be available tomorrow!

Seadog Feb-20-13 8:36 AM

I just passed a cow in a field with an ice bag tied to her head and a thermometer in her mouth. It looked like the farmer was bringing her a large bowl of chicken soup and a bottle of asprin.

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Your making me feel bad fan18 because now I have to agree with you twice. Thanks for some facts instead of the drivel of this letter.

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Another thing vegans/vegetarians come at you with is Mad Cow Disease. There has never been a documented case of Mad Cow Disease in human in the U.S. There are cases of creutzfeldt jakob disease and its variants [similar to spongiform encephalopathy {mad cow}], but its not contracted by contaminated meat, rather its a spontaneous mutation of a brain protein.

There have been cases of spongiform encephalopathy in Cows in the U.S., but not a documented certain case of a human so far.

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Too bad most fruit is covered with highly toxic pesticides!

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Fredoniarocks - "you learned something"? I thought you were an expert on any and all subjects. At least that what you believe and say in your posts.

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sorry seadog, you're alter-ego arrived a little late. Game, Set, Match already on this one. Good try though. Have fun with the smoke screens and damage control in rightie-town. And good info Krystal, I learned something too...

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"nuts/FRUITS/VEGTABLES" not just nuts. Also, krystalgirl, what kind of nuts do you feed your 7 and 4 year olds instead of meat?

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Although actually even without the 'nut' part you still weren't quite right, because you leave out the fact that some produce is still on par with [or even higher] the energy level of many red meats, as well as the fact that a higher proportion of energy from these meats is the wasted form of energy that goes to gaining weight.

But again, kudos for being a big boy and admitting you were wrong. Finally.

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Now there's a big boy. Admitting he was wrong. Was that so hard?? At this point I give my kids a cookie.

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Its like phil is going down the drain, and he's wiggling around so as to go down even faster on purpose...

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