I wasn't talking about flatulance, but I guess that would be a problem. The trick is to not overdo your protein intake. One (a vegan/vegetarian) shouldn't obssess over soy, protein is readily found in a variety of foods and need not be attained entirely from soy.
I wasn't talking about flatulance, but I guess that would be a problem. The trick is to not overdo your protein intake. One (a vegan/vegetarian) shouldn't obssess over soy, protein is readily found in a variety of foods and need not be attained entirely from soy.
Not really. It is not as simple as that and your points have no validity to them.
My uncle is a vegetarian who is accepting of others who do eat meat. He even goes to the store to buy fish, or chicken or whatever. He says he wants others to decide for themselves if they want to choose that lifestyle or not. He does not force his views upon others.
Also, a true vegetarian does not eat fish, eggs.
LOL these yoga "practicers" probably don't even know the meaning of yoga or what its actual goal is. But anyway, big ups.
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Yeah! Boooo to people trying to take care of themselves. Bunch a fsckers!
Meat eaters that whine and cry about it should grow some balls and eat ONLY meat. Show us your stones you bunch of bitchin cry babies. Go pour yourself a big fsckin glass of lard soda.
Meat eaters that whine and cry about it should grow some balls and eat ONLY meat. Show us your stones you bunch of bitchin cry babies. Go pour yourself a big fsckin glass of lard soda.
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I feel sorry for people that make Tofu a staple in their diet. Meat > Tofu. That said, I don't have a problem with vegetarians/vegans, but I think most of them are horrible misinformed when it comes to nutrition.
Have fun with mineral and essential fat deficiencies. Not to mention osteoperosis.
Have fun with mineral and essential fat deficiencies. Not to mention osteoperosis.
Soy has a significant amount of fat in it, in fact it's one of the few (only?) legumes that does. I don't believe there is a single mineral/vitamin that cannot be attained through a "vegan" diet, and most people who go to the trouble of being vegan put a lot of research and effort into their lifestyle. I can't say the same for all vegetarians, but then vegetarian is a much broader term.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of people who become vegetarian because it's the "cool" thing to do. My vegan roommate is/was one of the healthiest people that I know. She's a dance teacher and did ballet, hip hop, etc regularly. She does a fair amount of research about what she eats though.
1. If God didn't want people to eat animals he wouldn't have made them out of meat.
2. My ancestors didn't fight their way to the top of the foodchain so I could eat plants.
2. My ancestors didn't fight their way to the top of the foodchain so I could eat plants.
A typical man wouldn't want to consume large amounts of soy. Unless he likes the effeminate effects.
http://www.t-nation.com/findArticle.do?article=body_143soy
http://www.t-nation.com/findArticle.do?article=185soy2
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/author25.htm
Well, let's face it- the typical soy-eating vegetarian guy is probably a bit effeminate to begin with.
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It's a good thing you can get a significant amount of fat from nuts and seeds (flax being particularly healthy). Like I said, overconsumption of anything is bad, but a vegan who thinks things out won't have much of a problem.
Fact: meat is delicious
Fact: the inventor of the hamburger was the greatest genius known to man or any other lifeform in the universe.
Fact: the inventor of the hamburger was the greatest genius known to man or any other lifeform in the universe.
What's disturbing is that they've been puting it in everything, like school lunches.
Back when I began protein supplementation, and I was more naive than I am now, I bought Soy. Apparently I'm allergic. I had something that felt like an ear infection after consuming it for several hours.
I eat sunflower myself. I bought some flax, but it's raw, and it's loaded with fiber. Not an easy food to consume. How do you eat it?
Grind it up. You can add it (two tablespoons is a recommend serving of ground flax) to oatmeal, or eat it like medicine with some water. It's very high in fat, so you can actually substitute flax for oil/shortening in muffins and other soda breads. You can also add it to yeast bread recipes, or knead it with some water and dry it out to make crackers. It has a somewhat pleasant taste, but is pretty hardy. I wouldn't go around eating it all day, but two tablespoons isn't a big deal every morning.
i respect those who chose not to eat meat or dairy, etc, but i love meat, cheese, eggs... there is nothing like a big rare t-bone steak.
however, i do love veggies too.
I have heard both sides of the arguement, i don't think either party is wrong or right.
however, i do love veggies too.
I have heard both sides of the arguement, i don't think either party is wrong or right.
I knew a guy that was a vegetarian.
He did it not because he loves animals, but because he hates plants.
He did it not because he loves animals, but because he hates plants.
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HamburgerBoy
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Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
YES!!!
:thumbsup:
Made even better with a good slice of cheese.
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