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scientists from Oxford University revealed that eating one steak per week increases one's risk of colorectal cancer by more than two-fifths and that people who eat meat twice a week have an 18 percent higher risk compared to vegetarians. Other studies have linked meat consumption to heart disease, diabetes, strokes and several other types of cancer.

And yet many people are still eating meat.

This may be because meat and other animal-based foods contain opiates and other drug-like chemicals that cause people to get "hooked" and keep craving more. A recent study conducted at the University of Michigan and released by the U.S. National Library of Medicine indicates that the more processed and fatty a food is, the more likely it is to cause addictive eating behavior.

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pineninja said:

If it wasn't meant to be eaten why does it taste so goddamn good

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Pork=tits.

moonrockmushy said:

You're a bacon addict man

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scientists from Oxford University revealed that eating one steak per week increases one's risk of colorectal cancer by more than two-fifths and that people who eat meat twice a week have an 18 percent higher risk compared to vegetarians. Other studies have linked meat consumption to heart disease, diabetes, strokes and several other types of cancer.

And yet many people are still eating meat.

This may be because meat and other animal-based foods contain opiates and other drug-like chemicals that cause people to get "hooked" and keep craving more. A recent study conducted at the University of Michigan and released by the U.S. National Library of Medicine indicates that the more processed and fatty a food is, the more likely it is to cause addictive eating behavior.

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http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20151117/OPINION/151119427

I always want to become a vegetarian but I'm not convinced I could do it in a healthy way, and it's really difficult to break the habit.

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That shit is like food crack. It's pretty much the only food that I will continue to eat even though I'm full and know I'll get sick. Like a kid after getting home from trick or treating. I cannot stop myself.

I've had this "condition" pretty much my entire life as well. As a kid I would eat the shit raw. Not kidding either. I never got sick from doing it, but I've liked it enough my whole life that that actually happened. Of course back then I was too young to really realize it posed a risk. I'd never do that now (besides, it's so much better when it's been cooked).

abltsandwich said:

No, man, I don't eat pork.

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moonrockmushy said:

You're a bacon addict man

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scientists from Oxford University revealed that eating one steak per week increases one's risk of colorectal cancer by more than two-fifths and that people who eat meat twice a week have an 18 percent higher risk compared to vegetarians. Other studies have linked meat consumption to heart disease, diabetes, strokes and several other types of cancer.

And yet many people are still eating meat.

This may be because meat and other animal-based foods contain opiates and other drug-like chemicals that cause people to get "hooked" and keep craving more. A recent study conducted at the University of Michigan and released by the U.S. National Library of Medicine indicates that the more processed and fatty a food is, the more likely it is to cause addictive eating behavior.

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http://www.providencejournal.com/article/20151117/OPINION/151119427

I always want to become a vegetarian but I'm not convinced I could do it in a healthy way, and it's really difficult to break the habit.

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