Using the nurses study data. A food frequency questionnaire
Do you remember what you ate for lunch Monday? How about 5 years ago? That's what a food frequency questionnaire asks. This one counts a McDonald's big Mac meal with a bucket of coke as "red meat"
Garbage in/garbage out
To the moon. Still 9 days to go, now $676
Every second bid is J_S. Wonder how high they'll go
How's your bid going? Top is $676 now. I wonder if it'll go to ,$1000. I wonder how many of the bidders are from hexbear, trying to save it
I'm taking it as "grew up and realised he had been an idiot, so stopped talking to them or supporting the cause"
I'm in Australia and our flocks have also been decimated by bird flu. How about bacon and bacon?
I like how Nick Norwitz compared him to the Monty Python's Meaning of Life Fat Man
Imagine how his body would be dumping his excess fat intake – filling the toilet really should have told him he's doing something wrong
I really feel like someone was lying, or at least exaggerating
You skipped the basic treatment (with NaOH)
20th century foods. Not for me.
I think I'll just stick to the fat that comes with my meat. I'm happy to follow Michael Pollan's definition of "food" which requires a food existed when your grandparents were young. When he wrote that, it referred to the turn of the 20th century.
That farmers have been growing for 30 years (video from 12 years ago)
Is that all, less than 50 years? How is such new basic food allowed in the food supply?
If you want a protein breakfast, why not bacon and eggs?
Your article says processed meat, your title says red meat?