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Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
At least she came good eventually.
Eating raw meat is not 'coming good', IMO, she's a fucking weirdo.
At least she came good eventually.
Eating raw meat is not 'coming good', IMO, she's a fucking weirdo.
Why should social services be involved? Is there any evidence the kid is sick or suffering?From one extreme to another. Although I'm suprised the equivalent of social services havnt been involved. Shows how adaptable we are as a species though. Not that I'd want to share a bathroom with her.
Former vegan turned carnivore eats raw bone-marrow for breakfast
And most of 'em would eat fruit and veggies in a flash if they were available.Agreed. there's nothing wrong with eating raw meat. all carnivores do it. and it's still common in many parts of the world.
And most of 'em would eat fruit and veggies in a flash if they were available.
LOLno they wouldn't. you're arrogant and eurocentric. you don't know what you're talking about.
Unless you have to, why would you? It seems like she’s trying to make some silly point. That said, I guess there are plenty of vegans who force their lifestyles on their kids so is she any worse than them?There's nothing wrong with eating raw meat (I do it, too). There is something wrong with making your child eat only raw meat, though!
There's nothing wrong with eating raw meat (I do it, too). There is something wrong with making your child eat only raw meat, though!
Why?There's nothing wrong with eating raw meat (I do it, too). There is something wrong with making your child eat only raw meat, though!
Unless you have to, why would you? It seems like she’s trying to make some silly point. That said, I guess there are plenty of vegans who force their lifestyles on their kids so is she any worse than them?
I think this is the key point. Only eating it is a bit suss. Imagine their packed lunches....
Unless you have to, why would you? It seems like she’s trying to make some silly point. That said, I guess there are plenty of vegans who force their lifestyles on their kids so is she any worse than them?
Why?
All parents make their children eat certain food and restrict others, that's how parenting works.
lifestyle and diet aren't entirely synonymous. It's a problem when vegans do it because a plant only diet isn't nutritonally complete.
Well of course not but we're clearly discussing diets here.lifestyle and diet aren't entirely synonymous.
And the same would apply to a meat only diet for humans.It's a problem when vegans do it because a plant only diet isn't nutritonally complete.
Thats not true.A meat only diet isn't nutritionally complete either.
Only if it can be shown to be unhealthy.Well of course not but we're clearly discussing diets here.
And the same would apply to a meat only diet for humans.
it can be. you can get enough protein if you eat plenty of pulsesa plant only diet isn't nutritonally complete.
it can be. you can get enough protein if you eat plenty of pulses
The argument made is that the amount of nutrients actually needed are sufficient when sourced from meat. For example, vitamin c isn't needed in the amounts the NHS lists if you're not eating carbs (essentially speaking) because it competes in the body for the same biological pathways. Since meat eaters on this diet aren't enduring scurvy, it doesn't seem to be a factor.A meat only diet isn't nutritionally complete either.
Body needs more than just proteinit can be. you can get enough protein if you eat plenty of pulses
yet there are millions of healthy vegansBody needs more than just protein
Except the one in the article mentioned.yet there are millions of healthy vegans
There's less chance getting mad cow disease from eating anything that isn't a cow, so what?I think it is different because there is less chance of getting mad cow disease from eating raw carrot than from raw cow brain tbh lads
So that's why feeding a two year old raw cow brain is a bad idea that probably should result in some sort of child protection intervention and isn't comparable with feeding a child a balanced vegetarian or vegan dietThere's less chance getting mad cow disease from eating anything that isn't a cow, so what?