Processed Meat Causes Cancer; Red Meat Probably Does, Too, WHO Group Says

[futureshock]

Is the animal? Or what's being feed to the animals that cause the cancer?

all of the above.

the animal, the raising of the animal (antibiotic hormone steroid chemical diet), the environment in which many of them are raised in, the stressful conditions in which they live in, the manner in which they are slaughtered in...you are smart enough to know the rest.

 

[jasonblacc]

its processed meat man

there is nothing natural about meat that is made in that manner

shit is chemical laden junk

think of how many children eat cold cuts everyday

I love me a turkey sandwich


Straight cosby style sandwiches

 

[Costanza]

the concept of a sandwich, especially cold ones is just disgusting to me.

This is by far the wildest statement of personal preference I have ever read on this board.

 

[Costanza]

 

[850credit]

Everything causes cancer.

Forever chemicals in our cells already.

Plastic in the ocean. Fish eat the plastic. We eat the fish.

Veggies sprayed with toxins.

Meat goes without saying.

Bread, pasta, drinking water, all bad.

What exactly are we supposed to consume? Sunlight?

 

[Costanza]

What exactly are we supposed to consume? Sunlight?

Now you know good and damn well that causes cancer...

(Predominantly for white people but to some extent for everyone!)

 

[largebillsonlyplease]

This is by far the wildest statement of personal preference I have ever read on this board.

Honored

 

[durham]

Mrs. Obama said this over a decade ago and white women railed against it. He is right though.

 

[Helico-pterFunk]

Everything causes cancer.

Forever chemicals in our cells already.

Plastic in the ocean. Fish eat the plastic. We eat the fish.

Veggies sprayed with toxins.

Meat goes without saying.

Bread, pasta, drinking water, all bad.

What exactly are we supposed to consume? Sunlight?

Canada moving ahead with toxic label for ‘forever chemicals,’ linked to cancer, hormone disruptions, liver disease

The federal government says it’s moving ahead with a plan to label so-called forever chemicals as toxic and expects to begin consultations in two years on further regulating their use in cosmetics, food packaging and other consumer products.

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