processed food and trying to make it out to be healthy is a joke! Meat is one of the most healthiest things you can eat.
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Beyond Meat about to go bankrupt. Thank god!
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Never tried Beyond Meat, so no opinion on the products.
Ideas' sound; we should do as much as we can (emphasis on "as much as we can") to move away from a meat-centered diet and more towards a plant-based diet. One suggestion....
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Ideas' sound; we should do as much as we can (emphasis on "as much as we can") to move away from a meat-centered diet and more towards a plant-based diet. One suggestion....
8 foods for a longer, healthier life
Loma Linda, California, is home to one of the highest concentrations of Seventh-Day Adventists in the United States.
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Never tried Beyond Meat, so no opinion on the products.
Ideas' sound; we should do as much as we can (emphasis on "as much as we can") to move away from a meat-centered diet and more towards a plant-based diet. One suggestion....
8 foods for a longer, healthier life
Loma Linda, California, is home to one of the highest concentrations of Seventh-Day Adventists in the United States.
Don’t have to try it nothing processed is good for you.
Meat is the absolute best thing for a healthy human body and we should be doing everything possible to make sure these farmers are protected so everyone can be fed.
No argument there; one of the reasons I was in hospital last October was (among other things) severe malnourishment and iron-deficiency anemia and the first thing my GP told me to do was eat as much meat as possible - beef, chicken, turkey and fish.
By the end of March hemoglobin levels were back to normal and so I've pretty dialed back meat consumption almost to vegetarian levels. (I still eat plenty of fish, though - especially tuna, mackerel and salmon). That said, a plant-based diet is one of the best things you can do health-wise and ethically (especially given how most meat products are produced these days).
I have, its not bad! Really does taste like meat.
Then start stocking up on it!
I don't like it that much.
