Tag: vegetarianism

Oxford Study: Vegans are 43% More Likely to Break a Bone

Who would have thought that removing fundamental nutrients from your diet would result in health problems? Daily Mirror : Vegan diets more than double the risk of a broken hip, warns new research. A study of more than 50,000 British people tracked over two decades…

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Vegans BTFO: Plants Feel Pain and Don’t Want to Die

/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/m52vp21gl6j9e51f2isb.mp4 This is the reaction to a leaf injury. Some vegetarians adopt their diets for health reasons, or simply because they don’t like meat. That’s foolish, but whatever. On the other hand, vegetarians and vegans who think their dietary choice is more “moral” or “ethical”…

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Women Have No Interest in Doing Sex with Vegetarian Fagboys

This study is apparently trying to say like, women like seeing men eat meat. That it turns them on, because it is a traditionally masculine behavior. But it goes beyond that. Meat increases testosterone levels, while meat-free diets decrease testosterone levels. Women are attracted, fundamentally,…

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Vegetarianism Raises Cancer, Heart Risk

The New Observer April 5, 2016 Populations who have had a primarily vegetarian diet for generations carry a genetic mutation which significantly raises the risk of cancer and heart disease, a new study has found. According to the latest issue of Molecular Biology and Evolution,…

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Vegetarianism “Causes Mental Health Problems”

The New Observer December 11, 2015 A vegetarian-only diet can cause statistically significant mental health problems—with vegetarians 18 percent more likely to report having depression, and 28 percent more likely to experience panic attacks and anxiety, according to the latest issue of Women’s Health magazine.…

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Wait, Who Says Meat Causes Cancer?

Wait, who? Dr. WHO, The World Health Organization, has come out and claimed that processed meat does cause cancer and that all red meat “probably” causes cancer. Don’t believe the hype. They have classified bacon as a “category 1” carcinogen, the same categorization as tobacco.…

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