red meat?
TonyM1984
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What do yall think about red meat? I cant completly get away from it but I dont know if I really have to worry about eating it once in a while.
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I enjoy a good steak about once a week. Just stick with lean cuts. Ribeye is too fatty. Filet mignon is lean, but expensive. If you can find flatirons, they are lean, tender and FABULOUS...and cheap! Publix carries them sometimes. Also a good marinated flank steak on the grill. Keep your portion reasonable and ENJOY. Also lean ground beef on the grill is delicous. Pour some baked beans over... yum.
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It's fine in moderation. I love steak but I don't eat it that much. Maybe once every couple of months. Actually I just had steak last weekend and it was delicious.0
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No cholesterol issues here, so I eat red meat pretty often. I use the lean cuts and weight it to make sure it fits in my calorie allotment for the day. We probably eat it at least once a week. I think this week we're going to have grilled London Broil and probably a chuck roast in the crock pot, too. Yummy!0
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I cannot properly absorb iron from veggies, I only get a small amount because I lack an enzyme that should be naturally occurring in my body. So I eat red meat quite often. and I love it. red meat has an enzyme that assists in the absorption of iron, which keeps me from becoming anemic.0
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If you're accustomed to having red meat in your diet because you enjoy it, I personally don't believe it's realistic to eliminate it completly from your diet. I won't. I love cheeseburgers and refuse to give them up...as long as I'm the cook and I use very hi quality lean meat. I believe that it's healthier to make long term lifestyle changes by eating some of the so-called "bad things" in moderation instead of giving them up completly and continue to crave them...I don't want to self destruct and cave into a crave and go entirely off the wagon because we know how difficult it is to get back on track. Just my 2 cents.0
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Red meat is best meat0
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LEAN red meat to me is as fine as any other lean protein source.
I've had stretches where I ate steak everyday and I don't think anything of it.0 -
I can never give up red meat. Give me a 16 oz Filet Mignon very rare please! LOL!0
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I love red meat and come from a family that had a cattle ranch. I don't give up my meat BUT I do measure it out. What we do is buy a filet mignon from BJ's or Sam's club and then slice them thin to tiny little steaks. You can marinate them and put them in a pan with those ridges and cook them. They are delicious, lean and since you check the ounces and follow your diet they really don't hurt you that much. In reality, beef is great for iron and we women need it. I'd rather eat beef then deal with supplements.0
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My girlfiend loves meat. She eats it day n nite.0
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Yes, please... rare!0
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I believe that if the "red meat" is grass fed and not grain fed or shot up with hormones, that it is perfectly fine and healthy to be eating. Great vitamins and nutrients including kick *kitten* amounts of protein!0
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I think it's great... I have steak 2-3 times per week, ground beef probably 2-3 times as well.0
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My girlfiend loves meat. She eats it day n nite.
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It's high in fat and cholesterol.0
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It's high in fat and cholesterol.
"high" is a relative term.0 -
Red meat is best meat
This plus I buy a grass fed cow, have it cut how I want it and then put it in my chest freezer about 1 week after it was roaming the pasture. Very little fat and none of the yucky stuff from the grocery store0 -
I love red meat! KC Strip steak is my favorite, grilled with just a bit of salt and pepper. :happy: (And a baked potato and broccoli on the side, great, now i'm craving steak! :explode: )0
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I always hate seeing cows running around uncooked.0
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I always hate seeing cows running around uncooked.
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I don't buy beef much, but really enjoy a good steak. I do eat venison, bear, and bison regular simply because I have access to it, plus all are very lean meats. I also make my own venison/bear sausage and jerky. The sausage I watch beause I mix it with pork, but the jerky is solid lean meat. Very tasty.
Anyway, yeah, meat but watch the portions....0 -
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If you're doing heavy weight training, then by all means, pack on the red meat. If you are not, however, do not eat red meat. Stick to lighter meats like turkey, chicken, and fish(be careful with this one). If you are a fellow carnivore such as I, red meat is a necessity. Stick to a leaner cut, and cut your portions down to the size of your tightly closed fist. Only eat it once or twice a week, and mold your earlier schedule around this high calorie course.0
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I say it is fine once in awhile and you should try to get the lean beef whenever possible.. I cut out red meat almost completely when I first started losing weight and now I noticed it's slowwwwly creeping back into my life... but not nearly as much as before. I just can't help the fact that I want a good burger or steak once in a blue moon!0
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That looks freakin' delicious!0
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