2015/10/29 18:12:13
Mosvalve
craigb
Mosvalve
I have a bridge to sell ya if you believe this nonsense.



Do you have a coda to go with it? 


Yes it ends with Bacon
2015/10/29 19:01:58
craigb
Mosvalve
craigb
Mosvalve
I have a bridge to sell ya if you believe this nonsense.



Do you have a coda to go with it? 


Yes it ends with Bacon




Oh good, I love a happy ending! 
2015/10/30 10:18:35
57Gregy
I think it's more like 99% of people who die in the western world have eaten processed food.
2015/10/30 10:33:04
craigb
100% of everyone who has ever drank water has either died or will die in the near future (within 150 years).  Bad stuff that H2O.
2015/10/30 20:53:22
Leadfoot
Worrying about getting cancer causes cancer...
2015/10/31 09:10:22
BobF
craigb
100% of everyone who has ever drank water has either died or will die in the near future (within 150 years).  Bad stuff that H2O.




  http://www.dhmo.org/
2015/10/31 11:12:37
Moshkito
Hi,
 
This is so weird ... by the time you bake, or fry the bacon, or the beacan, you have taken out about 90% of its salt, and in the early days, they used to feed older folks with heart problems, bacon that was overcooked, and nearly burnt, because it helped keep it working.
 
Bacon, is no more dangerous than bad needles and bad hospitals, and such. My own dad died of cancer in 1979 and I can tell you that we did not have a whole lot of bacon at the house, although mom used hocks when she made a "feijoada".
 
According to our team trainer on the tennis team, and he was a really good nutrition knowledgeable person, it was not what you ate as much as how you moved it, but he did say that things like hamburgers, and hot dogs had a way to slow down going through your system, which was far worse to your digestion and physical abililtiy to go to the court an hour later, than a strip or two of bacon ... but he also suggested that the bigger problem was the bread, not the meat!
 
I think this is just advertising and bad publicity ... folks inventing stories for the fun of it, and their studies are so fake it's not funny! Not to mention a vey gullible audience!
2015/10/31 12:36:45
craigb
So, basically, that kid who has won the so-called "Competitive Eating" title about four years in a row by eating something like 50 hot dogs in a short time has about five years left to live, ya? 
2015/10/31 12:45:52
BobF
I have turned to Harvard for unbiased (least biased?) nutrition info for many years.  I applaud them for pointing out what should be obvious to folks following the USDA advice - see the 3rd link below.
 
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/
 
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/pyramid-full-story/
 
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/pyramid-full-story/#Building-MyPyramid-and-MyPlate
 
 
2015/10/31 13:15:18
tom1
Bacon, is no more dangerous than bad needles and bad hospitals, and such. My own dad died of cancer in 1979 and I can tell you that we did not have a whole lot of bacon at the house, although mom used hocks when she made a "feijoada"
 
 
Sorry Mosh that's just dumb.

So, bacon is no more dangerous than dangerouis bad needles or dangerous bad hospitals?
So your dad hardly ever ate bacon and he still died? That prooves what?

Pigs and cows are injected with hormones, medication, anti-biotics, steroids; More than likely are fed GMO grain.

No one knows right now if there is a correlation between eating processed foods and a premature death; but I think it's safe to say eating processed foods do not promote a healthy lifestle.

If I had high blood pressure, if I couldn't walk a flight of stairs without huffing and puffing, if I had a gut, bacon would be the last thing I'd be eating.
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