PLANT-BASED NUTRITION FOR BETTER HEALTH

Introduction
The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine advocates for plant-based nutrition (1). PETA recommends veggie burgers, which are sold at the Hard Rock Cafe, Denny's, Chili's, Johnny Rocket's, Red Robin, and Burger King.
Restaurants
Taco Bell offers bean burritos and veganized Crunch Wrap Supremes. (You can add potatoes and guacamole.) Quiznos and Subway serve vegan subs.
Mock Meats
You can buy mock meats at Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and Shaw's.
The most toxic form of the poison arsenic is used in chicken feed because it promotes faster growth. PETA (Eating for Life)
This is a cancer-causing chemical according to PETA, which got it's information from the National Institutes of Health. According to Men's Health magazine, chicken is the number one food you should never eat because of the high rate of bacterial contamination.
Plant foods are cheaper and healthier than animal foods.
Reference
1. www.pcrm.org.
-Craig O.

CraigEdwinOlson1@yahoo.com

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Craig Olson Dec 22, 2011, 10:32am UTC

Enjoy!

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Craig Olson Dec 22, 2011, 10:38am UTC

I find it incredible that the FDA allows this stuff to happen. The FDA allows the drug companies to get away with a lot of stuff also.

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Dennis Gilman Dec 22, 2011, 12:39pm UTC

My diet is overwhelmingly of plant origin, but I will not completely remove meat; especially chicken, but in Jamaica, the never add arsenic to the feed.

I'll continue eating shrimp even though I know that the meat contains arsenic. A trace of arsenic is good for you.

Pam Brittain Dec 22, 2011, 3:16pm UTC

Good to know. I believe we have a trace of arsenic in our well water - but it tastes so good.

Dennis Gilman Dec 22, 2011, 3:29pm UTC

Craig Olson Apr 24, 2013, 12:18pm UTC

Here they give antibiotics to chicken and they use genetic modification to make the chickens fatter. Here you may be eating Frankenchicken. The FDA allows this and the Dept. of Agriculture allows it also. Some people are allergic to certain antibiotics. When you eat chicken, you may be eating antibiotics.

Craig Olson Apr 24, 2013, 12:18pm UTC

It is fowl play.

Dennis Gilman Apr 24, 2013, 12:54pm UTC

:-D

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Pam Brittain Dec 22, 2011, 3:16pm UTC

Sorry Craig. I have fangs and need my meat.

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Ed Da Head Toker Dec 23, 2011, 1:21am UTC

nothing against you, but with PETA, they have lied soo manytimes that I would not believe it unless the main news channels also covered it.
...They lied about the Springfield Mo zoo and stated that the zoo, ON PURPOSE, infected a new born baby elephant with some form of the herpies virus. No one knew that the mother was infected.
...2 years later, they want the same zoo to oversee the conditions of the elephants from the shriners circus.
...It was proven that one video from a "chicken farm;" was staged by 2 peta members, where one was kicking and hitting the chickens, while the other one filmed it. And, yes, they both were recent hires at the chicken farm.
...Also, aresnic does occur naturally.
...Frankly, with the number of outragous PETA lies, I would not believe them if they said that fire was hot, untill I found out for myself.

Craig Olson Dec 23, 2011, 9:35am UTC

Compassion Over Killing (www.cok.net) provides supporting information that is 100% consistent with PETA.

Ed Da Head Toker Dec 24, 2011, 8:27pm UTC

frankly, I dont know of any farmer that would, ON PURPOSE; poison his animals.

Craig Olson Dec 27, 2011, 9:26am UTC

PETA cries "Foul!" when fowl are abused. But this abuse can backfire because humans will eat the arsenic. There is something similar when nitrates are added to bacon and hot dogs. Whole Foods refuses to sell bacon with nitrates.

Ed Da Head Toker Dec 27, 2011, 10:41pm UTC

That is one VERY good reason to go and shop at whole foods.
I wish that one was near me.

Ed Da Head Toker Dec 27, 2011, 11:37pm UTC

And thats why it makes no sense, IF someone ate the chicken and it killed them, they whole industry would be shut down for a period.

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Craig Olson Dec 23, 2011, 9:29am UTC

I have checked out their medical facts, and the medical facts check out. The American Dietetic Association favors the vegan diet, which has no cholesterol and less saturated fat. Bacon has huge amounts of sodium, as does ham.

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Craig Olson Dec 27, 2011, 9:28am UTC

The problem with nitrates is that the body can convert them to nitrosamines, which are carcinogenic. The FDS lets the meat industry get away with this. The FDA must have been paid off by the meat industry.

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Craig Olson Dec 27, 2011, 9:29am UTC

Buy organic foods. The sodium and other crud is not added to the food.

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