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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Sept 30, 2019 21:12:33 GMT
Dig in, it's all ok now!   |
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Post by woodstein on Sept 30, 2019 22:25:33 GMT
After watching Stoke and drowning one's sorrows,this looks like what is on the pavement in a town centre on that night!
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Post by rivival on Oct 1, 2019 1:55:48 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^
God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts.
We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part.
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Post by wagsastokie on Oct 1, 2019 6:13:01 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. My mother always used lard to fry in a natural product |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 1, 2019 6:40:30 GMT
I eat the odd English breakfast on my diet...the bad stuff is the high ratio of fat AND carbs in your daily diet that’s the killer .
That’s the prob with modern day food.......we are eating far to many carbs and still ramming the fat down us
Add to that all the Processed meat (sausage/ bacon / beans etc) then piles of sugar in baked beans .....all inflammatory
Heart attack on a plate
Grandad probably had a lot of fat back in the day as. Energy because he wouldn’t have been consuming so many carbs with it
Not saying carbs are bad just saying the western diet relies far too heavily on them
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Post by bathstoke on Oct 1, 2019 6:47:27 GMT
I eat the odd English breakfast on my diet...the bad stuff is the high ratio of fat AND carbs in your daily diet that’s the killer . That’s the prob with modern day food.......we are eating far to many carbs and still ramming the fat down us Add to that all the Processed meat (sausage/ bacon / beans etc) then piles of sugar in baked beans Mmm... You should write porn |
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Post by musik on Oct 1, 2019 8:29:50 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. Remember though, we are just God's plan B. |
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Post by foster on Oct 1, 2019 11:24:06 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. Think I read something once about how human ability to digest has changed as we've evolved. Was something along the lines of starting with meat in europe, veg mainly in asia, and over the centuries we've evolved to be able to digest both equally as well. In any case, I'm never giving up on meat. |
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Post by trickydicky73 on Oct 1, 2019 11:26:55 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. My mother always used lard to fry in a natural product Mine still does. |
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Post by musik on Oct 1, 2019 12:01:47 GMT
Dig in, it's all ok now! I don't get it. Is this something that has been in the news recently? A new study or something? |
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Post by elystokie on Oct 1, 2019 12:06:39 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. Think I read something once about how human ability to digest has changed as we've evolved. Was something along the lines of starting with meat in europe, veg mainly in asia, and over the centuries we've evolved to be able to digest both equally as well. In any case, I'm never giving up on meat. Sounds a bit like the blood type thing by Dr D'Adamo and his son. The theory is that blood type O's were hunter gatherers and hence ate more meat, blood type A's resided where there was plenty of edible vegetation and the were able to cultivate, blood type B's were more nomadic and dipped into both camps. This diet caused us to evolve our blood types to cope best with the nutrition we were getting. Interestingly the predominant blood type in South America is O, and their diet is heavily meat based. In their books, they separate foods into 3 categories - Highly Beneficial/Neutral/Avoid - different blood types, broadly speaking, need different diets. www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=eat+right+for+your+blood+type&crid=3TYIUT7A5W2FY&sprefix=Eat+r%2Caps%2C560&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_5From what I remember pork isn't much good for anyone, even the type O's, maybe the Jews are right to avoid it |
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Post by felonious on Oct 1, 2019 12:35:20 GMT
I eat the odd English breakfast on my diet...the bad stuff is the high ratio of fat AND carbs in your daily diet that’s the killer . That’s the prob with modern day food.......we are eating far to many carbs and still ramming the fat down us Add to that all the Processed meat (sausage/ bacon / beans etc) then piles of sugar in baked beans Mmm... You should write porn Think she's sticking to corn. |
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Post by musik on Oct 1, 2019 12:52:22 GMT
Think I read something once about how human ability to digest has changed as we've evolved. Was something along the lines of starting with meat in europe, veg mainly in asia, and over the centuries we've evolved to be able to digest both equally as well. In any case, I'm never giving up on meat. Sounds a bit like the blood type thing by Dr D'Adamo and his son. The theory is that blood type O's were hunter gatherers and hence ate more meat, blood type A's resided where there was plenty of edible vegetation and the were able to cultivate, blood type B's were more nomadic and dipped into both camps. This diet caused us to evolve our blood types to cope best with the nutrition we were getting. Interestingly the predominant blood type in South America is O, and their diet is heavily meat based. In their books, they separate foods into 3 categories - Highly Beneficial/Neutral/Avoid - different blood types, broadly speaking, need different diets. www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=eat+right+for+your+blood+type&crid=3TYIUT7A5W2FY&sprefix=Eat+r%2Caps%2C560&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_5From what I remember pork isn't much good for anyone, even the type O's, maybe the Jews are right to avoid it Interesting! On a sidenote: I asked the nurse at the Health Clinic here if she could tell me what blood type I have. She said: "NO. It's not ordered by the doctor. But ask your mother, she has the paper, every new born gets it." Went to my mother's, but she had no idea where that piece of paper was. However, I found the id-tray made of metal I was given as a new born, but no corresponding paper. Here comes the tricky part. It says "0A". What does it mean? |
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Post by yeokel on Oct 1, 2019 13:20:04 GMT
Sounds a bit like the blood type thing by Dr D'Adamo and his son. The theory is that blood type O's were hunter gatherers and hence ate more meat, blood type A's resided where there was plenty of edible vegetation and the were able to cultivate, blood type B's were more nomadic and dipped into both camps. This diet caused us to evolve our blood types to cope best with the nutrition we were getting. Interestingly the predominant blood type in South America is O, and their diet is heavily meat based. In their books, they separate foods into 3 categories - Highly Beneficial/Neutral/Avoid - different blood types, broadly speaking, need different diets. www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=eat+right+for+your+blood+type&crid=3TYIUT7A5W2FY&sprefix=Eat+r%2Caps%2C560&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_5From what I remember pork isn't much good for anyone, even the type O's, maybe the Jews are right to avoid it Interesting! On a sidenote: I asked the nurse at the Health Clinic here if she could tell me what blood type I have. She said: "NO. It's not ordered by the doctor. But ask your mother, she has the paper, every new born gets it." Went to my mother's, but she had no idea where that piece of paper was. However, I found the id-tray made of metal I was given as a new born, but no corresponding paper. Here comes the tricky part. It says "0A". What does it mean? Original Angel. |
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Post by bathstoke on Oct 1, 2019 13:38:23 GMT
Mmm... You should write porn Think she's sticking to corn. It’s funny you should mention corn, cause I’ve always wondered whether the Mayan/Aztec’s worship of corn was phallic🌽 |
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Post by elystokie on Oct 1, 2019 14:14:12 GMT
Sounds a bit like the blood type thing by Dr D'Adamo and his son. The theory is that blood type O's were hunter gatherers and hence ate more meat, blood type A's resided where there was plenty of edible vegetation and the were able to cultivate, blood type B's were more nomadic and dipped into both camps. This diet caused us to evolve our blood types to cope best with the nutrition we were getting. Interestingly the predominant blood type in South America is O, and their diet is heavily meat based. In their books, they separate foods into 3 categories - Highly Beneficial/Neutral/Avoid - different blood types, broadly speaking, need different diets. www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=eat+right+for+your+blood+type&crid=3TYIUT7A5W2FY&sprefix=Eat+r%2Caps%2C560&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_5From what I remember pork isn't much good for anyone, even the type O's, maybe the Jews are right to avoid it Interesting! On a sidenote: I asked the nurse at the Health Clinic here if she could tell me what blood type I have. She said: "NO. It's not ordered by the doctor. But ask your mother, she has the paper, every new born gets it." Went to my mother's, but she had no idea where that piece of paper was. However, I found the id-tray made of metal I was given as a new born, but no corresponding paper. Here comes the tricky part. It says "0A". What does it mean? Could be blood type O and the 'A' could denote positive or negative? I'm guessing tho', I don't know any Swedish. You can get a test kit for a few quid off Amazon. If you donate blood over here they test it and tell you, don't know if it's the same in Sweden. |
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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Oct 1, 2019 14:43:45 GMT
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Post by serpico on Oct 1, 2019 15:36:49 GMT
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Post by musik on Oct 1, 2019 15:50:27 GMT
Could be blood type O and the 'A' could denote positive or negative? I'm guessing tho', I don't know any Swedish. You can get a test kit for a few quid off Amazon. If you donate blood over here they test it and tell you, don't know if it's the same in Sweden. What irritates me is that the nurse refused to test the blood type when I was already there to give a blood test (PSA). I mean it's kind of important to know the blood type. Thanks for the Amazon recommendation. I think I will buy one, if they refuse once more. Give blood, I don't know what diseases you're not allowed to have then. Now I've read a bit about it. We have two systems to identify and classify blood, the ABO-system and the Rh-system. According to the ABO-system (the most common one) there are four different blood types: A, B, AB and 0. There is also the Rh-system, named after the Rh-factor. Nowadays the Rh-factor has been renamed to the D-factor. 85% of the population have this factor, and have what's called a Rh+ blood. If you don't have that factor you have a Rh- blood. Sweden population stats: A RhD+ 37% 0 RhD+ 32% B RhD+ 10% A RhD- 7% 0 RhD- 6% AB RhD+ 5% B RhD- 2% AB RhD- 1% Funny thing is, the message on the metal id-card (for use in a war situation etc) says: "You can't change the blood type info on this metal id-card on your own. Doing so might lead to danger." But there is no such thing as a "OA" blood type. 😁 |
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Post by elystokie on Oct 1, 2019 16:06:53 GMT
Could be blood type O and the 'A' could denote positive or negative? I'm guessing tho', I don't know any Swedish. You can get a test kit for a few quid off Amazon. If you donate blood over here they test it and tell you, don't know if it's the same in Sweden. What irritates me is that the nurse refused to test the blood type when I was already there to give a blood test (PSA). I mean it's kind of important to know the blood type. Thanks for the Amazon recommendation. I think I will buy one, if they refuse once more. Give blood, I don't know what diseases you're not allowed to have then. We have two systems to identify and classify blood, the ABO-system and the Rh-system. According to the ABO-system (the most common one) there are four different blood types: A, B, AB and 0. There is also the Rh-system, named after the Rh-factor. Nowadays the Rh-factor has been renamed to the D-factor. 85% of the population have this factor, and have what's called a Rh+ blood. If you don't have that factor you have a Rh- blood. Sweden population stats: A RhD+ 37% 0 RhD+ 32% B RhD+ 10% A RhD- 7% 0 RhD- 6% AB RhD+ 5% B RhD- 2% AB RhD- 1% Funny thing is, the message on the metal id-card (for use in a war situation etc) says: "You can't change the blood type info on this metal id-card on your own. Doing so might lead to danger." But there is no such thing as a "OA" blood type. 😁 The blood type test is a separate test I think. There's a questionnaire we have to fill in when giving blood over here, can't remember what diseases disqualify you other than Hep B and HIV, sorry. They ask a few questions about who you've had sex with in the last 6 months, some of which I find a bit odd but I can see why they ask them. I'd imagine there's guidance online somewhere. |
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Post by eyeonebob on Oct 1, 2019 17:15:05 GMT
It's always been OK, My Grandad had bacon and eggs for breakfast at 6-30 am every morning and only lived to 86^ God gave us teeth to eat meat he did not give us three stomachs to digest greens. Nuts ,Fruit and Meat is our natural diet as hunter gatherers anyone who thinks different is ignoring all the known facts. We've been eating meat for 1.5 million years according to scientific evidence. It's what it is cooked in that is the unhealthy part. My mother always used lard to fry in a natural product My mother had a chippy up huntbach Street in Hanley many moons ago. Her chips were cooked in half lard and half beef dripping. |
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Post by wagsastokie on Oct 1, 2019 17:19:42 GMT
My mother always used lard to fry in a natural product My mother had a chippy up huntbach Street in Hanley many moons ago. Her chips were cooked in half lard and half beef dripping. Several of the chippies in my area still use beef dripping |
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Post by eyeonebob on Oct 1, 2019 17:26:23 GMT
My mother had a chippy up huntbach Street in Hanley many moons ago. Her chips were cooked in half lard and half beef dripping. Several of the chippies in my area still use beef dripping Proper chips |
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Post by Northy on Oct 1, 2019 17:37:21 GMT
The problem with it is the affect the meat industry has on the environment now there are so many people in the world.
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Post by eyeonebob on Oct 1, 2019 18:11:54 GMT
My mother had a chippy up huntbach Street in Hanley many moons ago. Her chips were cooked in half lard and half beef dripping. Several of the chippies in my area still use beef dripping Proper chips |
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Post by elystokie on Oct 1, 2019 21:32:07 GMT
Several of the chippies in my area still use beef dripping Proper chips Pretty sure there's one in Northwood uses beef dripping, was about a year ago anyway. |
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