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Ok so I have a roast from my par­ents, and no crock pot, I am not a good cook how can I cook this? Also what goes good with roast? THANKS GUYS

The Mini Min­i­mal­ist demon­strates how to cook shrimp with fer­mented black beans and bok choy. The orig­i­nal inspi­ra­tion can be found here: video.on.nytimes.com

All you have to do is look at your own teeth to see that you are an omni­vore. We have designed to both tear flesh and grind plant matter.

Stud­ies have linked veg­an­ism to schiz­o­phre­nia. Humans require ani­mal pro­tein to com­plete pro­tein strands that are nec­es­sary for healthy cell growth and regen­er­a­tion. With­out the ani­mal pro­tein, how is it pos­si­ble to form these healthy pro­tein strands? Mus­cles and the brain are the first to suf­fer from no new for­ma­tion of pro­tein strands.

It is true that the aver­age Amer­i­can con­sumes far too much meat. I believe about 3 serv­ings of meat are what are con­sid­ered to be what a human requires to be healthy, not 3 serv­ings a day.
The schiz­o­phre­nia com­ment was not meant to say that all schiz­o­phre­nia is caused by veg­an­ism, but rather it can be a cause in an oth­er­wise healthy brain, oth­er­wise not prone to schiz­o­phre­nia.
I obtained my infor­ma­tion about the dif­fer­ences in pro­tein from Doc­tor of Biol­ogy who was a con­tem­po­rary of Dr. Crick, of Wat­son and Crick, the men who dis­cov­ered the dou­ble helix form of DNA. Prob­a­bly one of the most edu­cated men I have ever met. All pro­tein is not equal. In order to com­plete a full pro­tein strand, sev­eral types of pro­tein are nec­es­sary, 4 of which can­not be obtained by plants. These pro­teins can be obtained from ones own body for a short period of time (prob­a­bly between 1–5 years, depend­ing on the per­son) but after that, the nec­es­sary pro­tein strands can no longer be pro­duced, which then leads to problems.

I had a great aunt who was vegan for most of her life. Despite zero fam­ily his­tory of schiz­o­phre­nia, she was diag­nos­ted as a schiz­o­phrenic some­time around 35. Her doc­tors always believed it to be attrib­uted to her diet.

Side note: Humans are omni­vores despite their diet. There is a dis­tinc­tion between veg­e­tar­i­ans and her­bi­vores, ergo, no human is a car­ni­vore
Did I say that we had the teeth to seper­ate a deer’s spinal cord? No. I said that we have teeth to tear flesh. They’re called incisors. Our incisors are not devel­oped enough to be used like a lion’s.

Did any­one notice that I say that humans need much less meat than most con­sume? Also, I never men­tioned what type off ani­mal pro­tein was nec­es­sary, I could mean muskrat for all you know.

I am very well aware of tac­tics of the meat and dairy indus­try. I am advo­cate for ani­mal rights, which I believe include a healthy life (not in a cage or in a feed lot, but in the field) and a humane death. I am opposed to use of growth hor­mones and the mas­sive amounts of anti-biotics used in the indus­try. It’s cheap to assume that your oppo­nent is une­d­u­cated.
While the body may not tol­er­ate excess cho­les­terol, it also does not tol­er­ate excess vit­a­min C, which is a com­mon vit­a­min in fruits and veg­eta­bles. Too much vit­a­min C causes heart fail­ure. Too much of any­thing can kill you.

They are mostly light green with a lit­tle blue and a ring of gold around the mid­dle. What do you sug­gest for me? Thanks.

I am look­ing for a recipe for a dairy free and gluten free quiche that would have the same con­sis­tency as a reg­u­lar quiche. Is it pos­si­ble or am I dreaming?

These are a few of the things that I’ll be appre­cia­tive when I reach my goal

I am doing a sci­ence project(making my own energy drink) and i need the nutri­tion facts for the drink. I can’t seem to find the nutri­tion facts for sugar though. Help?

I feed my dog a mix of a lit­tle kib­ble with a raw food diet which con­sists of veni­son, chicken and egg. I was just won­der­ing what other peo­ple used for their dogs and what you thought about the diet. It works well with my dogs and I don’t have any weight prob­lems and they have great coats. They really love the raw over the kib­ble that is for sure. It is a lit­tle time con­sum­ing to get every­thing ready for them as I have 8 dogs but I think it is worth it in the long run.