Did some door knocking yesterday... and then ate some bacon

[goillini52]

Eating too much animal protein, such as red meat, poultry, eggs, and seafood, boosts the level of uric acid and could lead to kidney stones.

5 steps for preventing kidney stones - Harvard Health Blog

I've heard that too much iced tea can cause kidney stones too. Why does eating healthy have to be so complicated?

 

[chasejordan1]

I never diet. Any time you need to drop the bodyfat, increase your cardio to an hour a day in addition to your barbell training. Then head home and drink your beer.

Advice from a young man I assume.

 

[JimmyCrappedCorn]

No more then 2 or 3 packages of bacon or eggs have been brought into my house in the past 10 years. Leave the bacon alone you fools or enjoy your stints and heart attacks.

I don't know how many 9AM Medicare Supplement appointments I have ran over the years and ended up selling the guy a medicare supplement as he was consuming mega eggs and bacon as fast as his wife could cook them. When you walk out of those houses it quite often means you are looking at a short time client. You will have his wife 15 years from now but this guys going to be kicking the bucket in the next 5 or 10 years almost guaranteed.

 

[goillini52]

No more then 2 or 3 packages of bacon or eggs have been brought into my house in the past 10 years. Leave the bacon alone you fools or enjoy your stints and heart attacks.

I don't know how many 9AM Medicare Supplement appointments I have ran over the years and ended up selling the guy a medicare supplement as he was consuming mega eggs and bacon as fast as his wife could cook them. When you walk out of those houses it quite often means you are looking at a short time client. You will have his wife 15 years from now but this guys going to be kicking the bucket in the next 5 or 10 years almost guaranteed.

You don't know what you're missin'. Man can not live on corn alone.

 

[KRobby]

Advice from a young man I assume.

Mid 40s, but I'm sure I'll retire long before I give up lifting, running/biking, & beer.

 

[chasejordan1]

No more then 2 or 3 packages of bacon or eggs have been brought into my house in the past 10 years. Leave the bacon alone you fools or enjoy your stints and heart attacks.

I don't know how many 9AM Medicare Supplement appointments I have ran over the years and ended up selling the guy a medicare supplement as he was consuming mega eggs and bacon as fast as his wife could cook them. When you walk out of those houses it quite often means you are looking at a short time client. You will have his wife 15 years from now but this guys going to be kicking the bucket in the next 5 or 10 years almost guaranteed.

I think you're missing this said person you're talking about has been doing this his entire life

 

[goillini52]

Well, I just got back from the grocery store. I bought 27 pounds of bacon @ $3.49 a pound(that's all they had out) and I've got 2 pounds in the oven. I'm waiting for it to get done so I can get my bacon fix.

We should retitle this thread as The Bacon Thread.

 

[DayTimer]

No more then 2 or 3 packages of bacon or eggs have been brought into my house in the past 10 years. Leave the bacon alone you fools or enjoy your stints and heart attacks.

Eggs are the only food that provides a human with a complete protein - every essential amino acid is found in one egg.

Overcoming three generations of "fat clogs the arteries" is going to be difficult, especially as the government is the primary disseminator of this myth. Except for research funded by vegan propaganda, current research is point towards diets high in processed carbs and added sugar as the prime cause of heart disease and arterial dysfunction. Of course, one should also be wary of research funded by the National Bacon Institute as well lol.

A vegetarian diet that excludes these foods will be a healthier diet that the standard americana diet which includes anything that fits down the gullet as long as it is salty and/or sweet. But a vegan diet requires supplements, specifically certain B vitamins that are only available in animal products.

But a diet of meat and fish and bacon and as many eggs as you can eat will be healthier than a vegan or vegetarian alternative so long as it too excludes processed carbs and sugars.

Are all carbs bad? No, certainly non-starchy vegetables can be part of healthy diet. And even processed white rice isn't necessarily bad for you if you are not already pre-diabetic and you do not eat a lot of sugars in addition to your rice. If I had not ruined the beta cells of my pancreas, I could still enjoy a meat and potatoes diet. It was the overconsumption of sugars that did my pancreas in, as it did those of hundreds of millions of others, including many reading this forum who are as yet unaware that they are indeed pre-diabetic.

 

[goillini52]

Eggs are the only food that provides a human with a complete protein - every essential amino acid is found in one egg.

Overcoming three generations of "fat clogs the arteries" is going to be difficult, especially as the government is the primary disseminator of this myth. Except for research funded by vegan propaganda, current research is point towards diets high in processed carbs and added sugar as the prime cause of heart disease and arterial dysfunction. Of course, one should also be wary of research funded by the National Bacon Institute as well lol.

A vegetarian diet that excludes these foods will be a healthier diet that the standard americana diet which includes anything that fits down the gullet as long as it is salty and/or sweet. But a vegan diet requires supplements, specifically certain B vitamins that are only available in animal products.

But a diet of meat and fish and bacon and as many eggs as you can eat will be healthier than a vegan or vegetarian alternative so long as it too excludes processed carbs and sugars.

Are all carbs bad? No, certainly non-starchy vegetables can be part of healthy diet. And even processed white rice isn't necessarily bad for you if you are not already pre-diabetic and you do not eat a lot of sugars in addition to your rice. If I had not ruined the beta cells of my pancreas, I could still enjoy a meat and potatoes diet. It was the overconsumption of sugars that did my pancreas in, as it did those of hundreds of millions of others, including many reading this forum who are as yet unaware that they are indeed pre-diabetic.

How about cornbread. You have to put an egg in it.

What about brown rice?

 

[HoosierLife]

Eggs are the only food that provides a human with a complete protein - every essential amino acid is found in one egg.

Overcoming three generations of "fat clogs the arteries" is going to be difficult, especially as the government is the primary disseminator of this myth. Except for research funded by vegan propaganda, current research is point towards diets high in processed carbs and added sugar as the prime cause of heart disease and arterial dysfunction. Of course, one should also be wary of research funded by the National Bacon Institute as well lol.

A vegetarian diet that excludes these foods will be a healthier diet that the standard americana diet which includes anything that fits down the gullet as long as it is salty and/or sweet. But a vegan diet requires supplements, specifically certain B vitamins that are only available in animal products.

But a diet of meat and fish and bacon and as many eggs as you can eat will be healthier than a vegan or vegetarian alternative so long as it too excludes processed carbs and sugars.

Are all carbs bad? No, certainly non-starchy vegetables can be part of healthy diet. And even processed white rice isn't necessarily bad for you if you are not already pre-diabetic and you do not eat a lot of sugars in addition to your rice. If I had not ruined the beta cells of my pancreas, I could still enjoy a meat and potatoes diet. It was the overconsumption of sugars that did my pancreas in, as it did those of hundreds of millions of others, including many reading this forum who are as yet unaware that they are indeed pre-diabetic.

What's wrong with our pancreas??