Another (potential) strike against red meat
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All I know is that meat generates uric acid and meat raises acidity of your blood. I stay away from that ****.0
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no it isntGood time to be vegetarian.
oh really? Most vegetables are modified as well....so unless you're going totally organic....
And 90% of soy is genetically modified as well
Does that make vegetables bad for us?
its to make people think
moderation of everything is the key0 -
LOL?All I know is that meat generates uric acid and meat raises acidity of your blood. I stay away from that ****.
if you are going to talk about metabolic compound you need to understand the function
unless you have a renal dysfunction or suffer from gout there is nothing for you to worry about0 -
All I know is that meat generates uric acid and meat raises acidity of your blood. I stay away from that ****.
Hope you stay away from carbon dioxide too. Carbonic acid!0 -
Im talking about meat generating uric acid regardless of your matabolism. I prefer to stay healthy.0
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It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/220111900 -
It takes many studies and lots of data to start to understand a new concept and accept something as fact. One study is not something to get freaked out about.
Agree totally. Though this is far from the first study to link red meat to disease.0 -
It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22011190
Now there is e.coli in our body. What if it kills the bacteria and it will cause GI problems?
It shows possibilities, we still do not know the capability until you run clinical trials of a fully formed drug. Remember... those are extracts.
Just something to think about0 -
It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22011190
The first one says that a particular substance extracted from garlic - not raw garlic - provides some hope for developing antibiotics in the future.
The second was about certain plant extracts having antimicrobial - not antibiotic - properties.
Once again: "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is 100% false. Quit trying to justify the wrong claim. It's wrong.0 -
All I know is that meat generates uric acid and meat raises acidity of your blood. I stay away from that ****.
Hope you stay away from carbon dioxide too. Carbonic acid!
and what about all the lactic acid you produce during a workout? It's suicide by treadmill.0 -
Im talking about meat generating uric acid regardless of your matabolism. I prefer to stay healthy.
As I said. If you are trying to use scientific reasoning you need to understand the function of it
What does it cause?
What is the role of uric acid in the system?
what is the role of protein
Water can kill you too from over drinking it.
are you going to stop drinking water?0 -
It takes many studies and lots of data to start to understand a new concept and accept something as fact. One study is not something to get freaked out about.
Agree totally. Though this is far from the first study to link red meat to disease.
I mean the Specific chemical mentioned in the article. I get what you mean though, if someone decides to cut it out of their diet based on lots of scientific articles in many areas about red meat then that's up to them, but one study baffles me. It always reminds me of the people who freaked out about the one study linking auitism to the mmr vaccine.0 -
Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.0
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agreed.
It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22011190
The first one says that a particular substance extracted from garlic - not raw garlic - provides some hope for developing antibiotics in the future.
The second was about certain plant extracts having antimicrobial - not antibiotic - properties.
Once again: "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is 100% false. Quit trying to justify the wrong claim. It's wrong.
thats like growing penecillum on agar and licking it off because you have staph0 -
Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.
yea forget what people believe.
forget evidence and scientific belief.
making judgements based off of a simple name is much easier.
You are going to live a very long life0 -
What does uric acid cause? Lol google it. It causes a lot of different things. Feel free to google uric acid.0
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as someone studying microbiology I find this image hilarious
agreed.
It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22011190
The first one says that a particular substance extracted from garlic - not raw garlic - provides some hope for developing antibiotics in the future.
The second was about certain plant extracts having antimicrobial - not antibiotic - properties.
Once again: "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is 100% false. Quit trying to justify the wrong claim. It's wrong.
thats like growing penecillum on agar and licking it off because you have staph0 -
Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.
Try those out when you get pneumonia. See how it goes for you.0 -
no it isntGood time to be vegetarian.
oh really? Most vegetables are modified as well....so unless you're going totally organic....
And 90% of soy is genetically modified as well
Does that make vegetables bad for us?
YES! The only earth sustainable way that is 100% organic and free of all GMO is for you to photosynthesize. Until you do that you are killing baby lambs, whales, red wood forests, the rain forest, mother earth and yourself!! MURDERER!0 -
Well i'm much older than you and have flatter abs so i think i'm a little ahead of your game when it comes to living many years0
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Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.
Try those out when you get pneumonia. See how it goes for you.
or syphilis... damn that's a tricky germ0 -
Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.
Try those out when you get pneumonia. See how it goes for you.
or syphilis... damn that's a tricky germ
Just drink colloidal silver. When your skin turns blue you know it's working.0 -
Well i'm much older than you and have flatter abs so i think i'm a little ahead of your game when it comes to living many years
Random comment is...random0 -
no it isntGood time to be vegetarian.
oh really? Most vegetables are modified as well....so unless you're going totally organic....
And 90% of soy is genetically modified as well
Does that make vegetables bad for us?
YES! The only earth sustainable way that is 100% organic and free of all GMO is for you to photosynthesize. Until you do that you are killing baby lambs, whales, red wood forests, the rain forest, mother earth and yourself!! MURDERER!
Survival of the fittest baby!0 -
Well i'm much older than you and have flatter abs so i think i'm a little ahead of your game when it comes to living many years
I'm not sure who you are talking to, but since your profile says you are 30, talk to me in a couple of decades junior.
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Well i'm much older than you and have flatter abs so i think i'm a little ahead of your game when it comes to living many years
I'm not sure who you are talking to, but since your profile says you are 30, talk to me in a couple of decades junior.
I wasn't talking to you i know you're older and i respect your opinion.0 -
It actually is, so are ginger, peppermint and lavender.One of the best antibiotics is raw garlic.
what are you smoking?
Cause I wanna get on that too.
Antibiotics will kill normal flora, so you are saying that garlic will kill all the bacteria in my system?
if that happens I wont be able to properly digest things and that is just the tip of the iceberg.
how about this
when you have a kid, dont give him any bacterial vaccines and stick to garlic.
let me know how that works for you
Raw garlic is a good antibiotic because it targets the bad bacteria leaving the good.
It's more a preventative antibiotic than a treatment.
Wow, I wonder how garlic got so smart.
Raw garlic is not an antibiotic.
"Natural spices of garlic and ginger possess effective anti-bacterial activity against multi-drug clinical pathogens and can be used for prevention of drug resistant microbial diseases and further evaluation is necessary."
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23569978
Did you read their methods?
They applied garlic extract to bacterial cultures. It's anti-bacterial. This does not mean it has any function or use as an antibiotic in vivo.
The claim "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is simply not true.
The researches about the garlic extracts effectiveness against clinical isolates of MDR-TB are of scientific importance. Allium sativum offers a hope for developing alternative drugs.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22194081
The crude A. sativum extract was the only one that did not show any antagonism with the antimicrobial drugs. The results thus showed the potential use of these medicinal plants against E. coli strains, although antagonism with antimicrobial drugs is a negative aspect in the combined therapy of infectious diseases caused by E. coli.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22011190
The first one says that a particular substance extracted from garlic - not raw garlic - provides some hope for developing antibiotics in the future.
The second was about certain plant extracts having antimicrobial - not antibiotic - properties.
Once again: "raw garlic is a strong antibiotic" is 100% false. Quit trying to justify the wrong claim. It's wrong.
Antimicrobials encapsulates antibiotics.
You made that claim. I never said it was a strong antibiotic by itself. I'm not sure how strong it is. I said it was a good antibiotic. Quit putting words in my mouth. I could post studies all day, but I don't care if you believe it and you are wasting my life. Raw garlic really is a good antibiotic.0 -
Forget what anybody thinks or what research they choose to believe. I believe raw garlic, collodial silver and echinecia and healthy natural antibiotics.
I swear by collodial silver.0 -
Body fat percentage that does not get into levels of obesity is not an indicator of health,Well i'm much older than you and have flatter abs so i think i'm a little ahead of your game when it comes to living many years
I would also like to see if you could push up more weight than me in the gym.
I also have 50 pounds on you and most likely alot more muscle mass.
I am also probably taller than you so that means you are genetically inferior to me.
On top of that your knowledge on physiological function, reason, and arguing is educationally inferior.
You are also older than me and do not know anything about the human body. so I am ahead of you and younger
what are you trying to get at?0 -
I drink collodial silver every day and yeah I look like the blue men group from Circus Di Solei.... grrrr. Lol0
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