The China Study book linking nearly all cancers to animal products largest study ever conducted , page 1
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Topic started on 26-12-2011 @ 01:48 AM by smokingman2006
Backing up my other thread is this study China study book This large study done over many years proves without doubt that too much animal product in our diets are causing these cancer acceleration rate in humans

this study is a best seller with over 500,000 sold in January this year not bad for a study yet our governments sit on their hands and say nothing because they are bought off.

Peace & Hope
SM


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 02:08 AM by smokingman2006
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there is hope for you still because you can get on with your life style till you get ill and then change and still recover
you good health.........................


peace& hope
SM



reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 02:16 AM by CaptainInstaban

this study is a best seller with over 500,000 sold in January this year not bad for a study yet our governments sit on their hands and say nothing because they are bought off.
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500.000 copies sold doesn´t make it true or reliable.

Are you a vegan by any chance?

I think the cancer rates are so high because of food additives, polution, lifestyle, vaccinations and such, not purely because of meat eating.


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 02:31 AM by smokingman2006
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Watch the new Documentary Forks over knives with a open mind then get back to me if you feel the same friend

Peace & hope
SM


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 03:01 AM by Panic2k11
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I've seen a documentary not long ago about how cattle is raised in the USA, truly disgusting, it links to the corn production. It also explains why the problem with antibiotics and why the EU makes so much noise about that sort of imports and GM food. Much like the mad cow disease, making animals unnaturally eat each other...

PS: Have you seen the videos of a deer eating a bird or a cow eating a chicken, truly impressive, I had to see to believe...


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 04:37 AM by smokingman2006
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I have been a meat lover & cheese lover all my life that stop now

Peace & hope
SM


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 10:35 AM by Mkoll
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Not saying you're wrong, but wouldn't other animals get cancer from eating animals?


reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 10:40 AM by satron
Originally posted by Mkoll
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Not saying you're wrong, but wouldn't other animals get cancer from eating animals?


Maybe if other problems didn't take them out first. If we didn't sanitize our water, people would die of infectious disease before cancer would become a problem.
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reply posted on 26-12-2011 @ 12:10 PM by Son of Will
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Thanks for bringing up the China Study. It was written in 2005 not 2011, and the book is merely an easily-accessible summary of a 20-year epidemiological study - the largest ever conducted in history - that took place throughout the 70s and 80s. This has been brought up on ATS a few times before, but you might be shocked at how quickly and vehemently people will dismiss it.

A couple points - first about evolution. Humans evolved to procreate, nothing else. As long as we get to puberty, with enough health to efficiently procreate, then that is considered successful. This is why the presence of canine teeth, or enzymes in our stomach specifically designed to break down meat proteins can not be evidence of what constitutes the healthiest diet for man. The only way to get around this hurdle is through long-term epidemiological studies, and the China Study is the most comprehensive ever conducted in this area.

Secondly, the kind of meat used is found in the remote provinces of China, where farning methods have changed very little in centuries, meaning they are well-fed and free-range, with exposure to toxins kept minimal. In the USA, and most of Europe, most of our meat comes from largescale companies that, as many here know, keep livestock in unsanitary conditions at best with constant exposure to a wide range of poisonous products. So while our battle in the West has revolved around keeping livestock healthy in diet and environment, we haven't had a good chance to adequately study the long-term effects of consuming healthy meat.

There has never been a peer-reviewed refutation of thr original study which concluded almost 30 years ago in the mid-80s. And even though epidemiological studies are traditionally the hardest to prove, my point about evolution should make it clear that there is no other way to study the long-term occurrence of age-related diseases. This is the best there is so far.

Unfortunately, the few times this has been brought up on ATS, the site's motto was discarded in favor of confirmstion bias. Maybe you'll have better luck!
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reply posted on 28-12-2011 @ 10:56 PM by snarfbot
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dont get me wrong im aware of the horrors of modern meat factories. i watched a few particularly nauseating movies, like food inc, and the future of food and stuff. however the meat that comes from these animals is okay to eat, and as long as it isnt full of hormones or antibiotics im ok with it. if i go out to eat, i dont worry about the hormones in the meat, because hey i rarely eat out anyway. i try not to eat cow brains, because thats where the prions end up, so that means i stay away from cheap sausage and chop meat, mechanically separated stuff.

i just feel that there are ulterior motives at work behind studies like this, in china in particular.

that being said, the movie is on netflix instant, so im going to watch it tonight and ill be back afterwards with my thoughts.
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