To: Coleus
Makes sense to me. If saturated fat is so bad for your body, and beef is a major source of saturated fat, then why aren't more cows dropping dead of heart attacks?
Also, how do the beef critters get all that saturated fat in their body in the first place, when all they eat is grass?
6 posted on
01/25/2010 10:39:03 PM PST by
Question Liberal Authority
(Why buy health insurance at all if you can't be turned down for any pre-existing conditions?)
To: Question Liberal Authority
Carbs are converted to fat. That is why consuming a lot of sugar will make people fat.
To: Question Liberal Authority
In other words, all those “FAT FREE” label markings on sugary foods, are meaningless, and misleading.
To: Question Liberal Authority
why aren’t more cows dropping dead of heart attacks?
because they are dropping dead because we want to eat them
9 posted on
01/25/2010 11:11:40 PM PST by
ari-freedom
(Obamacare: nananana nananana hey hey hey goodbye!)
To: Question Liberal Authority
Also, how do the beef critters get all that saturated fat in their body in the first place, when all they eat is grass? Actually, the beef that we eat is mostly fed a mixture of corn and high carbohydrate grains. You can buy range-fed beef (cattle that eat grass only) and it is very lean; scarcely any fat at all. The last time I looked, range-fed ground beef was selling for about $6 a pound.
It is the high intake of cheap carbohydrates - refined sugar, potatoes, corn, most grains including rice; anything white and is sold in a cardboard box - that is responsible for causing fat in the animal or person eating it.
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