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I did my best to give you the gold standard of information I trust. Pcrm is a group of medical professionals who are dedicated to factual information about the vegan diet
I have been a vegan for almost fifty years.... My wife forty..
She has run over 100 marathons and is muscular and very fit.I have done all types of athletics my whole life... I have to be very strong for my job... I also work very hard on my nutritional demands... But after being vegan for so long I know nothing else so it is very easy for me
Thanks for reading the link. I hope you found it informative
I am not looking for information from a group dedicated to any specific findings.
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Originally Posted by stevek64
Here's an interesting study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, JAMA, on the topic:
Is this topic talking about the fact that eating many vegetables causes a person to have gas and that gets let out into the atmosphere when they pharte?
Pcrm generally self funded
Jama funded by big pharma
However results are inescapable
Want to live longer..live lighter.. Be smarter
Go VEGAN
At least you're reading... That's the first step to change
I read a lot. Like you just wrote that PCRM is generally self funded. What does that mean? Generally where do they get their money from? They certainly could be as biased as JAMA.
Also the JAMA study talked about a few years. I am really not seeing the trade off.
Earlier you wrote "A vegetarian still hasn't evolved..." which I find odd since there are lots of vegetarians evolved.
Truth is they just do not need to be that intelligent or fast to catch a plant.
I read a lot. Like you just wrote that PCRM is generally self funded. What does that mean? Generally where do they get their money from? They certainly could be as biased as JAMA.
Also the JAMA study talked about a few years. I am really not seeing the trade off.
Earlier you wrote "A vegetarian still hasn't evolved..." which I find odd since there are lots of vegetarians evolved.
Pcrm uses private funding... People who attack it say it is funded by oeta and an arm of same and has only ten percent doctors on staff... Of course the detractors are the meat industry and ama.... Much of the jama research you read about dairy being hood for your body..or meat making you strong are simply research funded by the industry...
I'm willing to look at any research couoed with what I see with my own eyes... One trip past the stockyards readilyvisible offthe five freeway here in California tells one all thry need to know
You're eating what the steer ate... Why waste the energy?.. Eat the source ..not the unhealthy by-product
Truth is they just do not need to be that intelligent or fast to catch a plant.
What I was referring to was the whole concept of being a VEGAN vs using meat or meat based products.. A vegetarian basnt evolved to the healthiest diet by default.... A vegetarian still supports a cruelty based good chain... A vegetarian still is subjected to the same harmful food products a meat eater uses..just to a lesser extent.
What I was referring to was the whole concept of being a VEGAN vs using meat or meat based products.. A vegetarian basnt evolved to the healthiest diet by default.... A vegetarian still supports a cruelty based good chain... A vegetarian still is subjected to the same harmful food products a meat eater uses..just to a lesser extent.
Not this vegetarian:
Also I do not think you are using the word "Evolved" properly.
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