All meat diet, any questions? anyone else who shares this with me ?

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dtocs said:
guess who said:
Do yourself a favor; eat a bran muffin. I don't care how it tastes, do it. You'll be thanking yourself when your next bowl movement doesn't require you to go super-sayan.
Whats a bran muffin....
It's kinda like a take a dump on easy mode pill only bigger and often with raisins in them.
Im taking this advice, if it helps you will be leveled up to God status in my eyes. At this moment in time, it takes me an hour-ish to drop a load so if its just a slight nasty taste than a massive improvement you have my eternal gratitude forever.
 

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I like my eat everything diet. Vegetables, fruit, meat. All kinds of meat lean and fatty. I don't believe in dieting for the sake of staying thin unless your actually overweight. fuck counting carbs too. Kinda like the type of nutrition Gordon Ramsey rambles on about. Also to vegetarians, the human body was not meant to live off fruits and vegetables alone either.
 

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Finally you're revealing things. At first it was "from time to time it's hard" now it's "It takes about an hour to drop a load."

Seriously, vary your diet, eat a sandwich.
 

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JupiterBase said:
I like my eat everything diet. Vegetables, fruit, meat. All kinds of meat lean and fatty. I don't believe in dieting for the sake of staying thin unless your actually overweight. fuck counting carbs too. Kinda like the type of nutrition Gordon Ramsey rambles on about. Also to vegetarians, the human body was not meant to live off fruits and vegetables alone either.
No extreme is a good thing, oddly enough when I tell people I dont eat two food groups they always assume im saying Im a vegetarian. Might be a stupid belief but I feel as if there must be around the same amount of people on both extremes.
 

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How are your personal ethics influenced by your diet?
Oh, don't you listen to PETA? Eating meat makes you turn into Hitler.
I mean in his case.
In his case it's Goebbels.
Vielleicht off topic, aber meine Nan als Kind war mit Joseph Goebbels ein paar Mal essen. Ich weib, imy Deutsch saugt aber wie oft muss ich eine Chance, es zu benutzen und bringen diese Tatsache:)
 

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I mainly eat meat every single day BUT unlike you, I'd never touch McDonalds or any of that shit and drink at least 4-5 of my daily 5 a day.
 

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I have constantly had a debatable diet, I eat no Fruit or Vegetables. When I see I eat none, I mean typically the closest I would come to is potato based products, stuff made out of wheat,the odd thinly sliced onion that comes in Mcdonalds cheeseburgers and other things that come as less than a percent addition to a meal.

But with the exception of the odd dare, I havent eaten a whole portion of any fruit or Veg for at least 16 years now.( I wouldnt even be able to confidently say I have 5 a year in total)

I would like to know if anyone else has a similar diet, I'm curious as I have got a dreaded meet up with a dietitian coming, been blackmailed to go so I thought Id get my defenses going before.

But Interesting to me is that allot of life choices (big and small) are driven by this diet. My belief in ethics, life after death all the way down to social situations and how I budget. So I would love to have some questions about anything that takes your curiosity, vegetarians welcome :)
If you eat meat and nothing else (carbs) you'll be skinny as shit and low on energy. Not healthy at all unless you're fat as shit. You can actually starve to death on low fat protein only diet. People have become stranded in the Canadian artic, have eaten nothing but an abundance of small game and died. It's referred to as rabbit starvation.
 

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You're no different than a vegan, in that you are both idiots, frankly.

Humans are, by nature, omnivores.. and what we are by nature is more important than philosophical ideas or our personal tastes.

I believe that someone who doesn't eat entire foodgroups based upon nothing but personal tastes is what we used to call "a fussy eater" not adhering to some fancy diet.
 

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dtocs said:
I have constantly had a debatable diet, I eat no Fruit or Vegetables. When I see I eat none, I mean typically the closest I would come to is potato based products, stuff made out of wheat,the odd thinly sliced onion that comes in Mcdonalds cheeseburgers and other things that come as less than a percent addition to a meal.

But with the exception of the odd dare, I havent eaten a whole portion of any fruit or Veg for at least 16 years now.( I wouldnt even be able to confidently say I have 5 a year in total)

I would like to know if anyone else has a similar diet, I'm curious as I have got a dreaded meet up with a dietitian coming, been blackmailed to go so I thought Id get my defenses going before.

But Interesting to me is that allot of life choices (big and small) are driven by this diet. My belief in ethics, life after death all the way down to social situations and how I budget. So I would love to have some questions about anything that takes your curiosity, vegetarians welcome :)
Hey sorry if you've been asked already but just skimmed through a lot of the posts.
What is you're typical diet?

It can't possibly be nothing but meat everytime you eat.

Do you take any kind of vitamin tablets or supplements?
What do you drink throughout the day?

7-8 stone? If you don't mind me asking but what height are you?

Do you do any physical activity?
I noticed you mentioned you don't go outside much but do you do anything inside?

Have you seen a doctor or anything recently for a check-up?

Don't mean to preach but as seems to be the consensus a 100% meat diet is really not healthy but if that's what you want to do then who are we to do anything about it.

The only problem I have with it would be that if you required medical treatment for anything as a direct result of the diet then I'd say you should have to fund it yourself...(I live in the UK and a good deal of my wager are paid for national insurance which pays for our 'free' healthcare. So it pisses me off when people get free medical treatment, though techincally I and everyone else in the country is paying for it, as a direct result of something they do to themselves.....like fat people as a result of poor diet or smokers with breathing problems/cancer, etc. Why should I be partly paying for their treatment when they did it to themselves? So yeah if you live in the US and pay for your own medical bills work away, if you live in the UK where everyone foots your medical bill well then that's just selfish!)
 

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I eat meat once a day. On the odd day I make a sallad for dinner, but I usually have some ham or tuna in it. Eating nothing but meat can't be healthy though, as already pointed out a few times. ;)
 

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BelfastSpartan said:
The only problem I have with it would be that if you required medical treatment for anything as a direct result of the diet then I'd say you should have to fund it yourself...(I live in the UK and a good deal of my wager are paid for national insurance which pays for our 'free' healthcare. So it pisses me off when people get free medical treatment, though techincally I and everyone else in the country is paying for it, as a direct result of something they do to themselves.....like fat people as a result of poor diet or smokers with breathing problems/cancer, etc. Why should I be partly paying for their treatment when they did it to themselves? So yeah if you live in the US and pay for your own medical bills work away, if you live in the UK where everyone foots your medical bill well then that's just selfish!)
Just a small point, but a smoker who smokes 20+ cigarettes a day actually pays more into the NHS and government as a whole than a non-smoker, and more than pays for their own treatment. This is in part due to the massively high taxes on tobacco products, but also the fact that smokers die earlier and so do not have any of the incredibly expensive-to-cope-with deteriorations and illnesses that are inherent with old age (and for other government revenues, they'll be paying into a pension their entire lives and will never claim on it).

So actually, they're paying for your treatment and their own.

Fat people on the other hand are not (though again with the less chance of reaching old age stuff), due to the lack of "fat taxes" on foods. These taxes shouldn't be brought in, however, because it would mean that a lot of essential foodstuffs would be too expensive for the less well-off to afford (such as dairy products, which are inherently high in fat).

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As for the main topic at hand, OP, you're killing yourself.

A nigh all-protein diet is incredibly bad for you on just about all levels. On the aesthetic level, you will have awful skin and have absolutely dire breath and body odour from your body lacking in essential nutrients and inability to process that much protein. You are at very high risk of kidney failure and liver damage due to the quantity of protein you ingest.

The amount of fat in meat is going to cause you all sorts of problems too. You say you are underweight and (I gather) relatively skinny - this is not an indicator that you are healthy though! You are likely to be packing on fat around your internal organs, which is even worse for you than having an almighty pot-belly. You will also be building up fatty deposits in your blood vessels which is going to leave you will all sorts of fun complications (from high blood pressure to heart attacks and strokes).

The vitamin deficiencies are also not exactly helping. You will likely have poor skin condition, weakened nails, you will lose your hair, you can go blind. You can get all sorts of complications such as scurvy, rickets, osteoporosis, arthritis and such delightful things.

Man the fuck up and start eating fruit and vegetables. I know you said that you have had some difficulties thanks to eating disorders as a child - mention this to your dietician and/or doctor. You will quite probably need to see a psychiatrist to help you get over the issues surrounding your eating habits, and in the mean time the other medical professionals can attempt to help mitigate the damage (rather than them thinking you are a stubborn idiot).

Believe me, I am not the healthiest human out there - I'm overweight and struggling to shift it. But I know enough from my own attempts to lose weight, and my own horrendous eating disorder from when I was younger (I physically couldn't stand to eat - a child's portion at a restaurant was far too much for me to manage, resulting in copious problems). Your diet is sending you to a very early grave, and it is possible that you have already done some serious damage to yourself after so many years on this diet, but you do really need to try to change it. Make use of the professional help out there (and make sure you see that dietician)!
 

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BelfastSpartan said:
dtocs said:
Hey sorry if you've been asked already but just skimmed through a lot of the posts.
What is you're typical diet?

It can't possibly be nothing but meat everytime you eat.

Do you take any kind of vitamin tablets or supplements?
What do you drink throughout the day?

7-8 stone? If you don't mind me asking but what height are you?

Do you do any physical activity?
I noticed you mentioned you don't go outside much but do you do anything inside?

Have you seen a doctor or anything recently for a check-up?

Don't mean to preach but as seems to be the consensus a 100% meat diet is really not healthy but if that's what you want to do then who are we to do anything about it.

The only problem I have with it would be that if you required medical treatment for anything as a direct result of the diet then I'd say you should have to fund it yourself...(I live in the UK and a good deal of my wager are paid for national insurance which pays for our 'free' healthcare. So it pisses me off when people get free medical treatment, though techincally I and everyone else in the country is paying for it, as a direct result of something they do to themselves.....like fat people as a result of poor diet or smokers with breathing problems/cancer, etc. Why should I be partly paying for their treatment when they did it to themselves? So yeah if you live in the US and pay for your own medical bills work away, if you live in the UK where everyone foots your medical bill well then that's just selfish!)
Ok I do live in the UK, I am actually in the process of attempting to gain a controversial surgery on the NHS(promise you not relevant to discussion) however they wont do it unless I see a dietitian first and buck up my act. They dont care that I smoke but I do have to stay away from acid for a year.

I would say my average day to day diet would be left over chicken, perhaps bacon with some eggs. Lunch is normally a waffle I get from tesco or KfC, Dinner differs but my most common meal is either something like chicken in bread crumbs or the sliced heart tesco serves grilled and placed in gravy which I have become fond of. These are all in large portions . No vitiman tablets, I drink mostly pepsi and the kick drink you get from tesco.

I'm actually very active, my prt time job requires lifting in 12 hour shifts, often I do this 4 days on, 4 days off. I cycle everywhere including to university, as for my height I am 5 foot 4.
 

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Vicarious Reality said:
That's terribly wasteful. Do you know how much more resources it takes to get meat compared to grains?
If it makes you feel better I eat almost all of the animal.
 

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Really struggling to understand and believe you, to be frank.

Your health must be...well, what health?
Seriously man, really not good for you one bit...see someone about your diet cos genuinely, you're heading to an early grave...
That said, I still cannot believe you only eat meat. How bland must your diet be...?

Yup, I'm a vegetarian. Not because of animal rights; just for taste, health and...fussy reasons.
Lol, eating a cow. That's just gross.

But yeah man, I implore you...see someone