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    Real White Meat 5. “I don't eat meat,” Tim told me after I stretched my arm across the table and offered him a bite of my burger. The meat peeking out from under the bun, was moist, rare and topped with blue cheese. It was our second date. I put the burger back on my plate, trying to hide it behind our water and beer glasses. I looked at Tim’s meal. A whole-wheat wrap filled with chickpeas and lettuce. It began to make sense. He had suggested Life Alive, a vegetarian…

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    The Pyncheon garden is a physical representation of what is actually going on within the family itself. For some time, the Pyncheon family has allowed the seeds of bad characteristics to take root in their life. While not all of the Pyncheon's are bad, most of them have allowed a bitter and unpleasant attitude to come over them. The moment Phoebe arrived she was ready to help, not only does she help Hepzibah, but she and Holgrave began to tend to the garden. In the midst of this, they find…

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    Raw Beef Culture

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    Why pork not pig? Sarcastically I asked! Because pork is cooked meat, pig is not! He replied. I understood that his reaction was from the lack…

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    When I read the article about Gabe, Johnny and Raymonds time in the wilderness I believed that they were completely justified in killing animals for food. I mean after all we do it everyday by the thousands so everyone who eat's meat has no say in the matter. It is definetly NOT ok to hunt animals for sport. Unless you eat the animal it is not ok. You can't just waste life it is a gift and should be held sacred and you should be grateful for it in every form. Killing for sport is inhumane. It's…

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    of diets dissuade considerable amounts of animal meat intake, limit carbs, or concentrate mostly on vegetables and fruit. This diet, on the other hand, is exclusive since it is based upon the diet from the first people. Paleo is an abbreviation for Paleolithic, which describes the time period in history referred to as Stone Age. This Diet is also called the ˜Hunter Gatherer Diet™ since it is made up of foods that may be hunted (for example meats or even fish) and collected (including fresh…

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    hese days, anyone who appears serious enough to build muscles seems to have a protein shake in one hand. Although there are a lot of great benefits that come with drinking protein shake, it isn't something that is absolutely needed to build strong muscles. Back before protein shake existed, bodybuilders relied on natural foods to build toned muscles. In this article, we examine three ways to build muscles without drinking protein shake. The first step to building muscles is to identify the…

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    The meat industry has become one of the fastest growing industries in recent years with beef and chicken being the lead contenders, demonstrated by figure 1. The majority of meat and poultry producers seek the help of interest groups in order to have a source of information and representation. The North American Meat Institute represents the interest of companies that process approximately 95 percent of red meat, and 70 percent of the turkey products within the United States (American Meat…

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    Jay Bost begins his essay on the ethics of eating meat by introducing himself as a former vegetarian. He claims that he has given much thought about the ethics of eating meat. Bost agrees that the reasons for not eating meat are obvious and clear to him- “animals are raised and killed in cruel conditions; grain that could feed hungry people is fed to animals; the need for pasture fuels deforestation; and by eating meat, one is implicated in the killing of a sentient being.“ (Bost) However,…

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    stress put on the animals and the crowded conditions makes it much easier for disease to spread in the factory farms. Even if one animal becomes contaminated in a factory farm it's possible for that same animal to contaminate thousands of pounds of meat in a slaughter house. To prove this in 2008, 22 people died in Toronto from a bacteria outbreak from contaminated equipment in Maple Leaf’s packaging factories. In addition to that all animals in the factory farm are given antibiotics even if…

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    consumer make healthier choices, grass-fed beef is better for the environment and more humane for the cattle; is also important what the foods we eat, what they consumed during their lifetime. Factory meat has obesity-causing hormones and usually contains…

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