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Nitrates were always brought up in connection with hot dogs, along with rat feces and cockroaches. No thank you. I'm not about to eat anything like that. Or ham, in any form, or any other animal product for that matter. My body is not a trash dump.
Nitrates were always brought up in connection with hot dogs, along with rat feces and cockroaches. No thank you. I'm not about to eat anything like that. Or ham, in any form, or any other animal product for that matter. My body is not a trash dump.
I'm not clear on the relevance of your post to the OP, but since you mention it, you might be slightly dismayed to learn that rat droppings and insect parts are also present in vegetarian food.
I'm not clear on the relevance of your post to the OP, but since you mention it, you might be slightly dismayed to learn that rat droppings and insect parts are also present in vegetarian food.
Nitrates were always brought up in connection with hot dogs, along with rat feces and cockroaches. No thank you. I'm not about to eat anything like that. Or ham, in any form, or any other animal product for that matter. My body is not a trash dump.
I eat meat and I assure you my body is not a trash dump.
Nitrates were always brought up in connection with hot dogs, along with rat feces and cockroaches. No thank you. I'm not about to eat anything like that. Or ham, in any form, or any other animal product for that matter. My body is not a trash dump.
There are nitrates in rat droppings?
1. The post was intended to educate people about them since they are always brought up in diet threads, especially low carb diets.
2. You don't have to constantly remind us you don't eat meat. Many of us do and it is perfectly healthy to do so. In no way does it make our bodies "trash dumps".
Nitrates were always brought up in connection with hot dogs, along with rat feces and cockroaches. No thank you. I'm not about to eat anything like that. Or ham, in any form, or any other animal product for that matter. My body is not a trash dump.
Nitrates are crap.
There is no good.
BBC are not straight shooters.
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