Do You Eat Red Meat?

[Red_raven]

Ive eaten bear once, did not like it, was opily, and not a good tasting oil. I didnt hunt it, a friend of my family did, i found out later that many people don't like hnting bear because when you butcher it  and remove the pelt it looks so much like a human that for some its desterbing.


Could have gotten fresh venison yesterday, we were going skiing and the bus traveling with us hit a deer, poor girl, we would have taken it but we had noowhere to put it at the time.

we made sure she was dead (i couldnt let her be there suffering, i was prepared to use my knife if i had to) but she luckily was gone instantly , we pulled to to the side of the rode so noone would get in an accident avoiding her and hoped that someone else could use the meat or that the coyotes and wolves could have an easy meal.
prayed for her soal to go to summerland and appologised to her herd.

[Airfox]

It depends. In the morning, if I were to get a steak or something similar, I would order it well-done. For lunch or dinner I would order it rare. Hmmm!!! Nice, juicy steak. ^^

[BexSoCal]

Do you eat red meat?

Nope!  I am a vegetarian, however I fully support a person's choice to eat meat. We are, after all, omnivores.  Me, I just can't eat meat knowing where it comes from. It makes me shiver.

However, I am not a Vegan.  I could never ever give up Leather or Cheese.   

[AYA K.]

lol, i'm a fan of everything in moderation. My great grandfather was a cattle baron and he told us, "you will not eat beef from my competators and you sure as heck won't be eating my beef. I'm only feeding you vultures on easter and christmas. after that you can go hunting yourself"

[andrealeeanne]

I don't go out of my way to avoid red meat, I just usually naturally dislike it. I've always hated ground beef, and now that I'm an adult, I can eat it if it's the only thing someone has and I don't want to be impolite (say, at a barbeque). I really like steak, but I don't crave it often, sometimes I just NEED to have it though, lol. Other than that I normally stick to either fish, poultry, or pork (another sometimes food). I'm like, naturally 90% vegetarian, lol.

[Red_raven]

people with different blood types may crave certain foods because of basic genetics



http://www.bloodservices.ca/CentreApps/Internet/UW_V502_MainEngine.nsf/page/WYT_E?OpenDocument

[lavenderflower]

I like some red meats, but I rather have salmon.

[BexSoCal]

I'm a Vegetarian so no.

I will very rarely eat fish if it is the only thing available at the time but otherwise I'm strictly vegetarian.  I am not a vegan though, I could never ever give up cheese or leather.  LOL!  So you all keep eating them and I'll keep wearing their hide.   

[Merry]

I have to admit I love meat (most of the usual, beef, pork, chicken).  I absolutely drool over a rare steak and find that there are certain times I actually crave it, especially if I am sick or my system seems off.   Now, I couldn't do it if I had been introduced to my meal beforehand (wouldn't be able to after looking into their eyes) -- but I can pick it up off the shelf.   My daughter will only eat chicken and fish and as long as there are no bones to remind her that they were once animals.  It makes mealtime eventful here as there are 3 carnivores and one herbivore (with exceptions).

I am hungry now,

BB Merry

[Tina]

So, you’re an O. You already know that having type O blood suggests that you might be competitive, goal oriented and a real meat eater*. Did you also know that anthropologists believe that type O is the oldest and most common blood type, originating in Southern Africa? Hmmm they may actually be quite off on this. I don't particulary like red meat. Chicken and fish YES however unless you are a great cook you would have a real hard time getting me to eat red meat and forget ordering it at a restraunt.

[gwenne]

The type O nails me to a 't'..I am carnivore through and though..

[TranquilOak]

I'm a type O, but I really hate red meat, and if I do eat it, it has to be fully cooked, slightly burnt is better.  Eggs is my common animal protein.  Other than that, it's fish or chicken.

[witchywitch]

I used to eat red meat, but don't anymore. Eating meat and spiritual practice doesn't really go together, at least for me. So, my eating habits had to change drastically ever since I started performing Vedic rites every week. Now, my stomach simply rebels if I force meat in it.

[IvyThunder]

I eat red meat occasionally. The main reason i shy away from it is because of health benefits. I guess I'm a carnivore, just how I am. Meat is good for you and it provides protein. I know you can get protein in other ways but I don't have time for dietary plans and changes.

[SilverWitch613]

 I usually avoid red meat because it makes me feel tired, sluggish, and sometimes even nauseous after consuming it, especially in the form of a burger. I do however, have a weakness for roast beef so I occasionally find myself caught in the roast beef mashed potatoes and gravy trap but, not normally. I prefer to eat Pork (ham, bacon, BBQ, pork chops, etc.), turkey, and chicken. I am not a vegetarian but I have contemplated on it a few times. I could give up turkey and pork but if I were to become a vegetarian I'd still have to eat chicken, which would defeat the purpose altogether and I'd just be contradicting myself.
 
 Did you know that if you consume enough red meat (even the amount that the food pyramid recommends, which is a scheme to make us all fat and sick anyway) it can cause bowel and gastrointestinal problems? Red meat is one of the foods that is not able to be fully broken down for digestion in the human body. When you eat it, most of it is stored as pure fat, NO NUTRIENTS AT ALL (unless you consider a measly 1% of protein to be nutrients) and the rest just sits and sticks to your intestinal walls. Eventually, a small portion of those "leftovers" gets expelled from you about a month after you've eaten it but, about 10% of each steak, burger, etc. you eat, still remains forever intact with your intestines. That is, unless you pay to have a professional cleansing of the area where the sun does not shine which can be expensive and an invasion of one of your most private areas, or put yourself through a week long juice colon-cleansing fast which starves you and tastes awful. Think "probe" and aliens!!!!! I'm not kidding!