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Dec 11, 2024
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runnincoug
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New health guidelines from expert committee says to reduce meat, eat more plants
Good advice to combat the obesity and health epidemics we've been talking about today.
https://www.axios.com/2024/12/11/usda-2025-dietary-recommendations
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(Samsonite, Dec 12, 2024 at 6:28am)
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New health guidelines from expert committee says to reduce meat, eat more plants
runnincoug
Dec 11, 5:58pm
I'm not taking health advice from an Axios article. Nor am I taking health advice from the USDA.
HarlemCoug
Dec 11, 6:01pm
what about common sense?
reagan21
Dec 11, 6:03pm
Same advice given in the word of wisdom but… he is not going to hear it.
Baron
Dec 11, 6:04pm
You can follow the WOW and be in horrific shape.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 7:03pm
And? Just saying the advice to eat plants and less meat is not controversial
Baron
Dec 11, 7:36pm
That it’s not good advice at all
Samsonite
Dec 11, 9:33pm
Generally agree. More protein. Less sugar. Fewer carbs. Were obese because we
Jay Rick
Dec 11, 9:59pm
Yep. Meat fills you up and gives you nutrients. Less addictive and not as easy to snack all day on. It is 100% not
Samsonite
Dec 11, 10:01pm
Over consumption of meat might be hurting us in some other ways - maybe heart
Jay Rick
Dec 11, 10:06pm
Eating meat is not bad for your heart. Fat is good for your body. It’s needed.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 10:09pm
Cardiovascular disease is correlated with an increase in meat consumption worldwide, not just in America.
TN_Coug
6:16am
In no world apparently can you ever need to have less meat according to Samsonite. He knows more than
Baron
6:22am
I’ll bet you believe in the food pyramid too. Trust the experts!!!
Samsonite
6:23am
No. I believe you can eat too much meat.
Baron
6:27am
Well keep pounding the sugar and processed garbage I guess.
Samsonite
6:30am
Well as anyone knows, saying you can have too much meat does not mean that. The complete lack of logic to reach that
Baron
6:34am
Meat is not causing you to be fat. It’s processed, modern food. I’ll keep saying it.
Samsonite
6:36am
Fine. I expect no less. Someday you may actually respond to words I have said.
Baron
6:43am
Well that's a false equivalency. Nobody is saying eat sugar or processed food.
runnincoug
6:42am
Comes from processed food, sugar, and sedentary lifestyle. 100% not meat.
Samsonite
6:22am
Literally studied in non Western countries where they don't have processed foods.
TN_Coug
6:36am
Meat is not causing the obesity epidemic at all.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 7:01pm
Research says meat is associated with obesity.
runnincoug
Dec 11, 8:26pm
Carbs, processed food, and sugar. Eat as much meat and veggies and fruit as you want. It’s not hard.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 9:34pm
That's your opinion but not what the research says that I just shared
runnincoug
Dec 11, 9:52pm
Right. Because government funded research about diet is never wrong. I eat a lot of meat and have 11% body fat.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 9:54pm
I don't eat much meat and I'm trim too. See that's why we need research
runnincoug
Dec 11, 10:17pm
Meat is not the problem.
Samsonite
5:55am
And your research evidence is....? Opinions matter more then research?
runnincoug
6:43am
I wonder if a lot of that is burgers?
UNLVcougar
Dec 11, 10:46pm
I’m sure it’s people eat lots of meat and tons of garbage as well.
Samsonite
5:55am
He’s not taking that either. He prefers his sense uncommon
byuTX
7:17am
Ditto. I'm going with this guy!
BlooGeek
Dec 11, 6:03pm
But we spent what $100 mil in tax dollars to determine this?
Bluforever
Dec 11, 6:40pm
RE: New health guidelines from expert committee says to reduce meat, eat more
franklyvulgar
Dec 11, 6:01pm
No thanks. That's dumb.
WDaddy
Dec 11, 6:02pm
That's basically President Nelson's diet.
Oatmeal
Dec 11, 6:06pm
It was also basically my friend's diet. He died from cancer at 45.
AZ Coug
Dec 11, 6:08pm
you heard it here first, folks. Plants cause premature death
reagan21
Dec 11, 6:09pm
Were his veggies from California? Should have read the label
Mems
Dec 11, 6:14pm
Eat Ben Bikman’s diet. IYKYK
SJS
Dec 11, 6:09pm
There a lot of ways to skin that cat…
niqmadu
Dec 11, 6:09pm
once you skin it though, I wouldn't eat it. Veggies is the better option
reagan21
Dec 11, 6:11pm
My cow ate the veggies. So did my rabbit. I eat them and only
niqmadu
Dec 11, 6:13pm
My broccoli ate a cow, soooo
reagan21
Dec 11, 6:14pm
Oh the veggie tales…
niqmadu
Dec 11, 6:15pm
What we really need
TLCougar
Dec 11, 6:10pm
Eating healthy doesn’t make you live longer. It only makes it feel longer
niqmadu
Dec 11, 6:33pm
RE: New health guidelines from expert committee says to reduce meat, eat more plants
byujacob
Dec 11, 6:18pm
It just goes to show ya...
cougfanblue
Dec 11, 6:19pm
I don't think eating meat is what is leading to obesity.
UNLVcougar
Dec 11, 6:33pm
I’m making bacon, eggs, and toast for dinner. 586 calories and macros that work for me today.
Cougar-Duck
Dec 11, 6:34pm
Eat more fruits and vegetables? Was Marx himself heading the expert committee???
vagabonder
Dec 11, 6:36pm
Plants? With all of their defense mechanisms?
TNT
Dec 11, 6:51pm
Should be eating more meat and less sufar and snack foods. Eating LESS meat isn’
kotacoug
Dec 11, 6:57pm
Nah. Terrible advice.
Samsonite
Dec 11, 7:00pm
Al Michaels is on line two.
Cougar Junkie
Dec 11, 8:19pm
...how is this not common sense? I'm baffled at the responses here.
NGB
6:58am
Meat and if obesity is actually bad are now political issues.
vagabonder
7:22am
I get that, but... veggies = good is the most obvious thing in the world
NGB
7:35am
This is not a good diet
Skeptical Optimist
7:17am
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