Most predictable loser comment ever

time will tell.

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Yeah, eating them out are my preference too

@@dontstalkmyaccount3096 ewww you eat out cows?

Me too. Strange his channel doesn't show as often on my timeline anymore

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I came back after 8 years now I'm 12

Exactly this lol, people who have such a strict way of life throughout will really have missed out on so much when they eventually leave this world alas

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A friend of mine studies health in german (idk how to translate his course in german) at a university and he told me the exact same thing 2019 or so. But even then you stop killing animals just for your own fun so what's so bad about it?

*english

Not sure where “killing animals for fun” comes in here. Certainly isn’t my idea of fun at all, quite the opposite, I find that view utterly repulsive personally. My concern is that the science is being tainted by vested interests, when was the last time you saw science concluding that a vegan diet is preferable, being funded by the meat industry? It just doesn’t happen, because it’s counter to their interests. Same on the flip side when it’s funded by vegans, and animal rights activists. We can’t blame the scientists for this of course, they need the funding, not only to do the research, but to put food on the table for their families. So if PETA are funding research into vegan diets and their effect on longevity, well, it pays the bills right? But ultimately it just becomes a case of political viewpoints being inserted into science, and when this happens we all suffer (flashbacks to covid antivaxers *shudder*), as the objective truth cannot be established and agreed upon for the greater good of our society as a whole.

sounds like your diet is seriously lacking if You’re too tired to even move your thumb.

ok me too i have been eating a lot of meat but at least some veggies on friday and the weekend

​@@LYNXWARRRIOR29You have a terrible diet, then. You should eat vegetables every day and meat at most for one meal a day.

yea but also having cultural impact and environmental impact, not everyone will follow

@@Strawberryfreak vegan diets do not reduce carbon. vegans love to act like only meat eaters are supporters of factory farming while they waste immense amounts of water growing crops which still require animal fertilization.

They literally said vegans showed healthier changes when compared to omnivores…. Meat is not good for you, sadly.

nah meat is good for you​@@ziglol

I feel omnivores are more exposed to processed foods than vegans yeah

the study said they all ate healthy.

Humans are all omnivores, vegetarian/vegan/pescatarian is a choice. Only eating meat doesn't have a name because you would be rather stupid to do so when our stomachs need plants- dogs can do this, because they have the opposite type of digestion,and of course they can eat plants too, but less so. This and every other study says the healthiest eat fish and veg, but vegans/veggies are still healthier than those who eat both meat and veg.

@@beththedarkmage3359 dogs are omnivores. a strictly carnivore diet would be damaging to their health.

@@LaciRae I said as much, yes, but they can survive on just meat, they would never survive on plants alone. Same with us, but flipped. We're just special and can actually live healthily only eating plants, instead of merely existing. My point about dogs was mostly for _those_ types of people, y'know, who think they can make their dog vegan. If anything, you can have them eat just meat, but never a vegan diet, it would kill them. Just like how if we only ate meat we'd likely die within a year, no matter what TikTok might tell some people. But yeah, to live longer, they definitely need the nutrition carrots and peas for example would give them, but people need to be very careful, because their weak stomachs can't tolerate lots of things- herbs, spices, garlic, onions, grapes, chocolate, spinach, tomato, the list goes on and on...always check before giving your dog anything that isn't meat.

I agree there are benefits to eating meat as you point out, but protein for example can be supplemented instead through legumes (beans). Especially through concentrated forms such as pea protein "meat" and soybean protein "meat." Where "meat" refers to non-animal derived meat-like substitutes. However I appreciate the counter argument, as I feel this topic is more complex than is presented.

Yes, but there’s layers to it. You can take supplements. You can drink milk and eat eggs only. Or just cut out red meat. I am curious which is best for health. Sad this video doesn’t provide an answer

@@inventorbrothers7053 with protein I do not only mean the stuff to build your body with. Proteins that stimulate your body for example. You can see the difference in men who eat meat and those who dont, because those who dont show less signs of manlihood. I do not know the English word for it, but basically their body grows less hair, slows down muscle production and they also have less energy. This is very common to see in poor areas where they cannot eat alot of meat. And with meat I mean anything that comes from animals except for the bones, eyes and other hard parts. The organs especially are very good for us, unless you have allergy, then it is very bad.

Vegetarians don't need supplements, this is misinformation. Meat isn't what's needed, it's animal products- if you stop eating dairy and eggs, you will lack B12, which you can take supplements for, but it would be more ideal to eat it. Protein isn't so low as you'd think. The average Vegetarian eats a protein rich diet with things such as chickpeas, lentils, beans, spinach, animal products, nuts, seeds, avocados, brussel sprouts, peas etc. It's also not super needed in anything but minimal amounts unless you are a grandparent fighting lots of illness or someone who is going to the gym to get strong- fibre, energy and iron are top priority here, all of which, you guessed it, are typically found in plants. As for fats, there are no fats in animals needed that aren't found in plants. Most of your good fats in food can be easily sourced by avocados, nuts and seeds. Same for magnesium, which plant based people could admittedly eat more, but they can, they just aren't so aware. Iron is something I was more deficient in while eating meat than I was being vegetarian. Yes, you can get it from meat, but it's most common in red meats, which are a bit of a roll of the dice when it comes to the harm they can do. You're best off varying your diet and getting it from various sources, or just, y'know, eating a lot of beans and spinach. For me, I drink Guinness too, lol, but rarely and only at events. And of course all of this stuff you say meat is good for, fish is actually best. Cod liver oil, omega 3, protein, fibre, magnesium, zinc, iron, potassium, vitamins A through K, they're all in fish...and lots of people only eat fish and plants, they live the longest. All that to say, no, removing meat isn't a negative. Yes, meat eaters can be healthy, but most aren't eating as well as vegetarians, vegans and most importantly, pescatarians. Maybe they could make more ideal choices, but even so, they'd be behind, according to virtually every study on this. Meat has no benefits plants or dairy can't provide with less of the risks. What is truly needed for the longest life possible is fish oils, though not necessary to live a long life in general- pescatarians live the longest. In second place is vegans, because cheese is kind of a vegetarian's weakness, lol.

@@beththedarkmage3359 what I want you to see is that meat is used to grow or to make something stronger. And when I said what I mean with meat, I also mean fish, unless fish is not animal? for people who are still growing or need to have a strong body, meat is needed because it is much more dense in the things you need, with less of the things you do not need. and most of problems from meat, mostly red meat from cow, are found in people who eat but move not much. if you look at people who only eat meat, you can see that the whole of day they are moving around doing things. you do not need it to live, yes, but if you want to be usefull, and not have to move on your own pace, you have not much choice. and yes, animal produce like milk egg and cheese is good too, but not as dense as the real meat. and also, you say that meat eaters can be healthy, but most do not eat as well as vegeterians? maybe it is because they do not care and just grab what is easy? I mean if choice is between 2 dollar hamburger vs 15 dollar for salad, I can see that people choose something that gives them more energy. we live in society that makes it hard to eat meat in a good way, so now we have problem from something that should not be problem.

Whats the bias that you identified?

@@liamvance966firstly the study was funded by an animal advocacy group, secondly the study didn’t account for the weight loss associated with vegan diet, which can explain the lower LDL. It is common knowledge that any type of weight loss - including those on a carnivore diet - LDL decreases (which was the main identifier they used). The study even acknowledges that the carnivore group ate +\- 500 calories. Meat is more calorie dense, so I would imagine it is falling on the + side. Every participant within the vegan group lost weight.

Keep calling him out

Because people smart but animal not smart and very yum yum 😋

Some say cigarettes are unhealthy, some say they're healthy; I'll just smoke a moderate amount.

omnivores eat “both”.

I eat both.

@@falsificationismI don’t think any amount of smoking cigarettes are healthy lol, no matter the moderating XD But we only live once so carpe diem, smoke as much as you wish :D

So you agree that the appropriate amount of meat, dairy, eggs, and seafood is as close to zero as possible, yes? Just as the appropriate amount of cigarettes to smoke for optimal health is as close to zero as possible? @@itzspoons827

the study was not correlated to the sponsor. this channel tied them together so we could see for ourselves. it’s silly to discount the study simply because a KZfaq channel has a relevant sponsor to pair with the study.

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Then why do we have molars?

@@rubens4747 for meat, meat is chewy, you don't exactly eat meat with your incisors

@@Jessesyrupi don’t eat meat but i still use my molars to chew. even when foods aren’t “chewy”.

a carnivore diet lacks ~ folate Vitamin A Vitamin C Vitamin D Vitamin E Vitamin K Calcium Manganese Lutein & Zeax Lycopene Beta Carotene Fiber

That’s goofy

A carnivores diet consist of fat which would help you if you are very active all the time moving your body alot it's best if you just me an omnivore it's how we are the smartest ones on this very planet

Human are omnivore man

Yeah avoid fast food meat and processed meat like sausages or something, ideally try to only eat whole foods

Yip same.. I was wondering if I was the only one picking up on the blatant lack of voice for why meat is important. Lots of studies suggest it's needed.

Fr meat is needed to have muscles Beans can't replace that

Uh

meat better

Or respect basic animal rights? Are you pro animal exploitation or what?

What were the major debunks?

isn’t that what the sponsor of this video tests??