There’d be more meat for me.
Why?
More for the rest of us! More bacon! More steak! More hamburgers! More sausage! More, more, more.
would that make everyone catholic
I skip dinner every day so ....
But that’s a personal decision and it’s none of RD’s business who eats and when.
I’ll consider this over my steak dinner tonight...
What would happen?
Probably very little. (Meat is so expensive under Biden that many of us aren’t eating much of it anyway.)
That post hits a nerve.
My grandfather, God bless him, gave me a subscription to Reader’s Digest every year for my birthday. I would get it in the mail BEFORE it was on supermarket shelves to buy.
After he died, at age 87, I was in a grocery store checkout line and I saw a copy of Reader’s Digest for sale that I had not seen first. I started to cry at his loss to me.
Voluntarily, or was the Reader's Digest writer suggesting the use of violence against those who continue to eat meat every day?!?
Meatless Fridays and a meatless Lent are old Catholic traditions. They should be brought back.
Why meat is actually good for you
Meat is good for gut health because it’s non-irritating, easy to digest, and supports healthy insulin levels without promoting blood glucose spikes.
It also provides all of the macronutrients and micronutrients we need, including some that are difficult or impossible to obtain from plant foods. For instance, it’s an excellent source of every B vitamin, including B7, which plants contain very little of, and B12, which plants do not contain at all.
Only meat contains heme iron, a form of iron at least three times easier for us to absorb than the non-heme iron in plants. And only animal-source foods contain the MK‑4 form of vitamin K2, which is easier to absorb (and is the form used by the human brain).....
why would I follow this leftist garbage and eliminate meat AT ALL?? It’s a lie from the devil that eating meat is bad for you. On the contrary, it’s excellent and people that avoid it tend towards major nutritional deficiencies and health issues.
More for me.
That would be Lent, right?
As a carnivore, I choose not to participate.
The traditional Catholic still eats no meat every
Friday
I don’t know if eating less meat is good or not. But I do know that Reader’s Digest made a shift to the woke side a few years ago. It was subtle, but there. Some evidence can be found in their recommended book lists.
And that’s when I chose not to renew my yearly subscription.
(Their decision - perhaps unavoidable - to start using cheap grayish paper was also a factor for me.)
“What Would Happen If Everyone Stopped Eating Meat One Day a Week?”
Then we’d look like India.
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