opinions?

I know a couple of guys known as the Dangerous Brothers whos jobs involve shovelling guts all day at the slaughterhouse.

When they sold me some Rothmans that were fakes and unsmokable, I didn't even think about complaining to them.


The only land animal I have eaten since 1984 was a Pheasant that I saw get run over a few years back, I was skint, the fish freezer was empty & I didn't want it to go to waste.

Didn't feel right though, been too long without.

 

how did your stomach cope with it? I've been told you lose the ability to digest meat after a number of years.

Think I would feel ill now.

 

Didn't notice any difference, dogfish however is a different kettle of dogfish.

Don't eat that and Jerusalem Artichokes at the same time:OUCH::runhills:

 

We're programmed to be hunter-gatherers, which I suspect means a lot of vegetable matter and just a bit of meat now and then. The problem is that many of us don't think we are having a proper meal unless it is centred around meat. We're fighting biology in all kinds of ways. For example, I think we're strongly attracted to things which are high in fat and sugar because they were the most valuable commodities when food was hard to obtain, rather than just a supermarket shelf away,

Being infernally nosy, I always have a look in other people's trolleys when I get to the Sainsburys checkout. The lady in front of me last week had her trolley piled high with cream cakes, sugary treats and burgers. Balanced on top of her hoard was a six-pack of diet Coke. I suppose it's a start.

 

It makes you wonder.:DOH:

I heard on the radio this week that the fat bit only affects us lot that were hunter gatherers during the ice age and that people in the tropics don't have the same cravings.

 

It makes sense, Ziggy. You'd certainly want your chips and fried Mars bar if you were facing an ice age.

 

IMHO processed food rich diets will have much more long term health risks than a well balanced traditional diet,the only problem the goverbent have in declaring this is the fact they are in the pocket of the big fast food bosses.
McDonald's and PepsiCo to help write UK health policy | Politics | The Guardian

 

It makes sense, it's like why orientals/asians can't drink like europeans. We made our water drinkable by brewing beer, they made tea. We've evolved more able to handle alcohol (in small amounts)

I struggle because no matter how many pro-biotics I take I simply can't digest raw fruit. Lots of fresh things upset my stomach, but carbs and protien are no problem at all

 

Oh dear, good job McDonalds aren't involved in gardening policy making: