Red meat found to be toxic to humans. (2015, California, Houston)

[Stripes17]

I'll gladly volunteer to be a guinea pig in their studies. I'll report to the Ruths Chris labratory anytime they need me to eat red meat!

[spankys bbq]

Originally Posted by Stripes17

I'll gladly volunteer to be a guinea pig in their studies. I'll report to the Ruths Chris labratory anytime they need me to eat red meat!

Amen! I'll have an experimental Porterhouse for two. It's all in the name of science, right?

[freightshaker]

Now that I've finished dinner, can someone point me to the sex causes cancer study??

[Bulldogdad]

Originally Posted by 70Ford

Red meat triggers toxic immune reaction which causes cancer, scientists find - Telegraph

Scientists just ruining everything for everyone.

Psycho-killer robots and now this

Hey I breathed. Oops exposed to cancer causing agents, aaaagain.

[Bulldogdad]

Originally Posted by freightshaker

Now that I've finished dinner, can someone point me to the sex causes cancer study??

Friction burns can change the DNA structure of the affected dermis making it susceptible to cancer mutations.

[freightshaker]

Originally Posted by Bulldogdad

Friction burns can change the DNA structure of the affected dermis making it susceptible to cancer mutations.

Yet another sacrifice I am willing to make for science.

[dechatelet]

Is there anything that hasn't been found to be toxic to human beings?

This is what happens when there are more researchers than things to research.

[Zelva]

I have just one question ---- did they use red meat with 'pink slime'? Because unless they specifically avoided that recent addition, I'm questioning the study process and results.

"Once only used in dog food......"

70 Percent of Ground Beef at Supermarkets Contains ‘Pink Slime’ - ABC News

[freightshaker]

I can guarantee you from my own independent studies that the human mortality rate is 100%. Can I get funding now?

[NLVgal]

Nutritional science? The same geniuses that told us that tropical oils and saturated fats were bad for us, sparking the popularity of Crisco and other partially hydrogenated oils? You know, the ones that are made in a lab?

I'll take my chances. I agree with whoever up thread said "where's the A1?"