Originally Posted by Doug McClasky (Post 2071789)

But eating a chicken's period isn't gross?

Originally Posted by Mindfulness (Post 2071788)

i didnt know that before i typed my opinion about it bro :beer: that makes sense also too. i just think the concept is gross and havent drank milk in years. so long i cant remember. i went to almond milk for granola back when i didnt know that had so much sugar and also cancer causing chemicals :o:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 2071792)

You probably don't have to worry about any foods that are supposedly carcinogenic. For one, a direct link to cancer would result in the immediate removal of a product from stores from lawsuits or the threat of lawsuits. Something can be minutely cancer-causing while still having a larger net benefit for you. Use sunlight as an example: it causes skin cancer, but would you use that information to avoid going outside? Also, browning starches is a chemical reaction that results in acrylamide, which is carcinogenic, so if you've ever eaten toast or crispy french fries, then those were cancer-causing foods on a very miniscule level.



Word. Ja there's really no reason to ever consume sugar, especially at the levels that thy have in sports drinks.

Originally Posted by Mindfulness (Post 2071796)

but how hard is that to prove?

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 2071799)

Very easy when it's a direct and legitimate link, like in cigarettes.



https://i.imgur.com/9zuYvqv.jpg




The news is awful at reporting on science. Here's some actual scientific research on glyphosate and the cancer risks that it poses

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4866614/

Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 2072423)

I mixed broccoli, edamame, and string beans into my mashed potatoes. Mashed potatoes are basically delicious thick gravy for just about any food.