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Bicycle Bob · 06-17-2009, 08:48 PM

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Thanks to this film I finally discovered why red meat, build by and for occidental people is so bad for environment. <> I just have to limit my red meat consumption to what my body needs and I'll save an additional couple tonne of CO2 per year...

Unless you have an unusual health problem your body needs no meat at all. Vegetarians are over-represented at the Olympics, and live five years longer, on average. Instead of paying to feed animals high quantities of fattening food, I put my money into high quality food for myself. With a balanced, nutritious diet, you won't miss old habits.

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Bicycle Bob EcoModding Apprentice Join Date: May 2008 Location: N. Saskatchewan, CA Posts: 1,805 Appliance White - '93 Geo Metro 4-Dr. Auto Last 3: 42.35 mpg (US) Stealth RV - '91 Chevy Sprint Base Thanks: 91 Thanked 460 Times in 328 Posts	Modern, ethical diet [QUOTE=groar;110485] <snip> Thanks to this film I finally discovered why red meat, build by and for occidental people is so bad for environment. <> I just have to limit my red meat consumption to what my body needs and I'll save an additional couple tonne of CO2 per year... Unless you have an unusual health problem your body needs no meat at all. Vegetarians are over-represented at the Olympics, and live five years longer, on average. Instead of paying to feed animals high quantities of fattening food, I put my money into high quality food for myself. With a balanced, nutritious diet, you won't miss old habits.