kazr posted:

wow everything cool and fun is bad for you who knew

GAYS FOR DAYS posted:

This was the top story on the local news here in Wisconsin. They interviewed the president or head or whatever of the Wisconsin Beef Council, and his response was hilariously stupid. Basically it was "well lots of things cause cancer, maybe it was their lifestyle or genetics or something. They can't say it was definitely meat"

GAYS FOR DAYS posted:

This was the top story on the local news here in Wisconsin. They interviewed the president or head or whatever of the Wisconsin Beef Council, and his response was hilariously stupid. Basically it was "well lots of things cause cancer, maybe it was their lifestyle or genetics or something. They can't say it was definitely meat"

rear end cobra posted:

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If you take those figures together, eating an extra 100g of red meat per day and an extra 50g of processed meat per day will increase your risk of getting colorectal cancer from 0.042% to 0.059% (0.042 x 1.17 * 1.18), assuming these figures stack.

An article published in The Lancet in 2008 based on an NIH-AARP survey shows that lung cancer incidence is 20.3 per 100,000 in non-smoking men and 25.3 per 100,000 in non-smoking women. For people who smoke two packs a day, lung cancer incidence rises to 1,259.2 per 100,000 in men and 1,308.9 per 100,000 in women. This means that a smoking heavily increases your lung cancer incidence from 0.020%/0.025% (men/women) to 1.259%/1.309% (men/women).

This is a much more significant effect than what we see from red meats and processed meats. Put another way, eating more red meat or processed meat increases your risk of colorectal cancer by 17% and 18%, respectively. Heavy smoking increases your risk of lung cancer by more than 5,000% for women and more than 6,000% for men.

SHISHKABOB posted:

I trust WHO over people who want to argue in defense of modern animal agriculture.

SHISHKABOB posted:

I trust WHO over people who want to argue in defense of modern animal agriculture.

ashgromnies posted:

the WHO doesn't agree with the way the media has been portraying ther research

Moola posted:

man it sure does suck that all those people in the past who ate red meat died and the human race no longer exists cause we all got cancer and died

tater_salad posted:

Yeah if you don't eat yummy food your chance is .56% if you do eat yummy food it loving skyrockets to .66%. Quit eating meat now people the end is near.

I will take and dispose of all your awful bacon or ribs or brisket. Don't have meat to send? You can also send me paypal donations to help aid my meat disposal service.

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Nooner posted:

I ate grilled chicken breast and boiled potatoes for dinner tonight

Daedra posted:

Meat beer and cigarettes loving own, tough poo poo body you're getting cancer