The WHO warning about red meat and colon cancer.
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The risk is why the standard recommendation now for a repeat screening colonoscopy is at least ten years till the next one, unless there is a valid reason for doing it earlier.
If a polyp is removed during the colonoscopy, then the interval to the next one should be at least three years. Again, unless there is a reason for doing one earlier.
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Living in this day and age, if you lived by only drinking water, someone, somewhere would find something in it that would cause cancer. If you notice, not one of those studies use the word "will" but instead use words like "can, may, probably, could, etc." In other words, they really don't know for sure what causes cancer. Next years report will say that meat is healthy and potato's are bad for you. I gave up worrying about it years ago. Man's been eating meat since the beginning of time. Eat whatever you want in moderation and go out and ride.
to survive on Buffalo meat for centuries.
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OK I am giving up Bacon. I will substitute Pork Belly
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To stay within normal weight/height recommendations, many people, myself included, limit carbohydrate intake. That usually means eating more meat. After this came out:
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/27/he...meat.html?_r=0
I've been thinking about another colonoscopy- just had one ten years ago at 51. Damn it, there are pitfalls everywhere!
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/10/27/he...meat.html?_r=0
I've been thinking about another colonoscopy- just had one ten years ago at 51. Damn it, there are pitfalls everywhere!
Those studies will reveal anything they are willing to pay for. I don't listen to most. Vegetarians or PETA probably sponsored that study.
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Might that have been a "flexible sigmoidoscopy?" While that's likely better than nothing, it only examines the rectum and final portion of the colon, leaving most of it unvisualized.
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Sure I take care of my self but....
One day a doctor will tell me I am going to die, or I will get lucky like my mother and just do it suddenly....
And I will thank God that I had the faith and the smarts to not fear death and mostly I will be glad I did not waste my time thinking about it along the way ~
One day a doctor will tell me I am going to die, or I will get lucky like my mother and just do it suddenly....
And I will thank God that I had the faith and the smarts to not fear death and mostly I will be glad I did not waste my time thinking about it along the way ~
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Sure I take care of my self but....
One day a doctor will tell me I am going to die, or I will get lucky like my mother and just do it suddenly....
And I will thank God that I had the faith and the smarts to not fear death and mostly I will be glad I did not waste my time thinking about it along the way ~
One day a doctor will tell me I am going to die, or I will get lucky like my mother and just do it suddenly....
And I will thank God that I had the faith and the smarts to not fear death and mostly I will be glad I did not waste my time thinking about it along the way ~
Thank you for the words! That's about the way I feel about it.
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Considering the average age in this forum, I'm a little surprised no one has pointed out that the connection between prepared meats and cancer has been pointed out many times over the past few decades, usually based on the fact that the nitrates are considered carcinogenic. Since the '60's, I have taken this to heart and have always moderated my intake of bacon, hot dogs, etc. but certainly not eliminated them entirely.
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Except maybe "chronic wasting disease?"
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Considering the average age in this forum, I'm a little surprised no one has pointed out that the connection between prepared meats and cancer has been pointed out many times over the past few decades, usually based on the fact that the nitrates are considered carcinogenic. Since the '60's, I have taken this to heart and have always moderated my intake of bacon, hot dogs, etc. but certainly not eliminated them entirely.
Of course, you are correct in your post about moderation. Today I had two slices of leg ham because of the salt and protein content as an after-ride treat from a metric century. But that is something I might have once a month, if that.
I suspect that any research that goes against everyday mythical wisdom is going to get the reaction demonstrated by the majority of posters in this thread. And there is nothing wrong with that, the same as there is nothing wrong in complaining about high medical insurance premiums and the high cost of general medical care.
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About once or twice a month I cook a pound of thick cut bacon and when I finish I leave a couple of table spoons of bacon grease and all the chunky stuff in the pan.
I scramble about a half dozen eggs in that grease,,MMmMMm good stuff I tell ya ! My wife gets about two eggs and a few strips of bacon.
I give my dog one egg and a few strips of bacon Hey they only live a dozen years or so,, I make It count for them
I get the rest adding toast with butter and grape jam, washing all this down with a glass of whole milk or OJ..
Just sayin...
I scramble about a half dozen eggs in that grease,,MMmMMm good stuff I tell ya ! My wife gets about two eggs and a few strips of bacon.
I give my dog one egg and a few strips of bacon Hey they only live a dozen years or so,, I make It count for them
I get the rest adding toast with butter and grape jam, washing all this down with a glass of whole milk or OJ..
Just sayin...
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Considering the average age in this forum, I'm a little surprised no one has pointed out that the connection between prepared meats and cancer has been pointed out many times over the past few decades, usually based on the fact that the nitrates are considered carcinogenic. Since the '60's, I have taken this to heart and have always moderated my intake of bacon, hot dogs, etc. but certainly not eliminated them entirely.
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Actually, brown rice has more arsenic than white does, so the arsenic is not entirely a joke. Fortunately, if you rinse it before cooking it and shop carefully by brand, you can minimize the arsenic exposure without giving up the beneficial rice fiber.
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What about legumes and other great vegetarian sources of protein? Yes, they have carbs, as well, but high fiber complex carbs are an important energy source and should be an integral part of a healthful diet. I adjust my protein/carb balance by adjusting my ratio of legumes to grains.
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Arsenic Facts - Home
Strangely enough, they have a bit different viewpoint
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Well, John, here is what the rice folks say about arsenic.
Arsenic Facts - Home
Strangely enough, they have a bit different viewpoint
Arsenic Facts - Home
Strangely enough, they have a bit different viewpoint
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A main point is that of risk factors. Some elements of diet increase the risk of health problems and others reduce risk. It has already been well established that a mediterranean diet promotes longer life. This diet consists largely of fresh veggies and some meat and fish. The Japanese diet also consists of large amounts of fish and those people have lengthy life spans.
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Creutzfeldt-Jacobs, high cholesterol, alpha-3 galactose intolerance, hormone and antibiotic exposure---- there are a lot of reasons to give up beef, in addition to the threat of cancer. Pork and mutton are not as heavily medicated, usually. Personally, I eat poultry or fish or seafood from safe sources, if possible. Occasionally I'll have pork (bacon or BBQ). Cancer is multi-factoral--- not many single things cause it, but a lot of combinations of factors can.
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A main point is that of risk factors. Some elements of diet increase the risk of health problems and others reduce risk. It has already been well established that a mediterranean diet promotes longer life. This diet consists largely of fresh veggies and some meat and fish. The Japanese diet also consists of large amounts of fish and those people have lengthy life spans.
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2400 years ago Aristotle's suggested a doctrine of moderation. Still hasn't caught on.
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Moderation in all things. All things in moderation. Abstinence is not moderation.