ZombieKitten said: peacenlovealways said: yes, and I stay away from cheese, bread, milk and i try to cut down on sugar. I think these things upset my stomach and make me tired. maybe you have an intolerance - you can cut out the gluten from your diet for 6 weeks, keep a diary of what you ate and how it affected you, then introduce it again at normal levels (keep a diary) for another 6 weeks, then take it out of your diet again, still keeping a diary. Do the same then for lactose. You should be able to see from the way your body reacts what you are intolerant of - if you feel a lot better in that middle 6 weeks, you'll know. See your doc first and maybe get your iron checked and ask about intolerances. Thanks Zombie! unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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peacenlovealways said: ZombieKitten said: maybe you have an intolerance - you can cut out the gluten from your diet for 6 weeks, keep a diary of what you ate and how it affected you, then introduce it again at normal levels (keep a diary) for another 6 weeks, then take it out of your diet again, still keeping a diary. Do the same then for lactose. You should be able to see from the way your body reacts what you are intolerant of - if you feel a lot better in that middle 6 weeks, you'll know. See your doc first and maybe get your iron checked and ask about intolerances. Thanks Zombie! I hope you find the cause of it! I had to do the same thing to rule out coeliac disease, I've got some abnormality in my gut lining, it's always inflamed to some degree. I'm not intolerant to gluten, but definitely to lactose | |
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Anxiety said: Eating disorders is not the fault of vegetarianism any more than drug use is the fault of rock music. I've been a vegetarian for a long time, and I've never gotten caught up in any of this mess.
But you're a guy. The vast majority of eating disorders occur among adolescent girls. Eating disorders are all about control. No - vegetarianism isn't a cause of eating disorders. But it could be a symptom in some people - the same way any restrictive diet might be. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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ZombieKitten said: peacenlovealways said: Thanks Zombie! I hope you find the cause of it! I had to do the same thing to rule out coeliac disease, I've got some abnormality in my gut lining, it's always inflamed to some degree. I'm not intolerant to gluten, but definitely to lactose eww! than we shouldn't get ice cream together! If you will, so will I | |
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thekidsgirl said: ZombieKitten said: I hope you find the cause of it! I had to do the same thing to rule out coeliac disease, I've got some abnormality in my gut lining, it's always inflamed to some degree. I'm not intolerant to gluten, but definitely to lactose eww! than we shouldn't get ice cream together! but we can have sorbet | |
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ZombieKitten said: thekidsgirl said: eww! than we shouldn't get ice cream together! but we can have sorbet excellent idea! If you will, so will I | |
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So? It's been known for years that some people with eating disorders will use vegeterianism or veganism to mask it. Doesn't mean every lettucehead is secretly starving themselves. There is a risk of accidental undernourishment if the person doesn't eat correctly to make up for the lack of animal-based protein though, but as long as they consult a doctor or at least a food guide ahead of time and maybe start popping vitamins and supplements to compensate, veggie-ism is a healthy way to go. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Vendetta1 said: thekidsgirl said: Vegetarians are hot That Prince guy is alright.Skinny, but I wouldn't kick the lil fella out of bed. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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I've been considering making the switch into being a full-blown vegeterian lately. I have sort of a phobia, or aversion of sorts at least, to a lot of meat products and so already hardly eat flesh as it is.
I could never go vegan though. I love ice cream too much. And when I say ice cream, I do mean frozen cream, not that vile soy garbage my veg friends have lied to me about being ice cream. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Zannaloaf said: lowerregister said: The sickest-looking people I know are vegetarians. Skinny, but dark around the eyes, and just a very heroin-addicted look altogether in most cases. I have never known a vegetarian who looked like they were brimming with health. We have a BIOLOGICAL imperative to eat meat. We are NOT cows. Our ancestors hunted AND gathered. If we were meant to eat only vegetables, don't you think it would have made sense for our ancestors to have JUST gathered? You know why they didn't JUST gather? Because humanity is HARDWIRED to hunt down, kill and cook M-E-A-T. And enjoy the hell out of that shit. So-called modern "evolved" men and women can, unlike most other animals, override their own genetic hardwiring, usually causing untold damage to themselves, which then must be hidden as best as possible so that the illusion of "victory over nature" can be maintained and they can continue to feel superior to us lesser meat-eaters. What fucking ever.. I think vegetarians have some real misanthropy going on and rebelling against the normal diet is their way of giving the finger to the world. Vegetarianism in my experience is almost always ideological.
[Edited 4/1/09 19:10pm] [flame snip - CarrieMpls] As a vegetarian of 20 some years you are perfectly full of [flame snip - CarrieMpls]. We are omnivores [flame snip - CarrieMpls]. And I'd kill Bambi in a heartbeat and cook it up if it was me or the deer. I have no sense of victory over nature, but I do know I don't have a bunch of meat rotting in my lower intestine. thats why i don't eat meat , just that idea, gross [Edited 4/2/09 1:43am] | |
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oh hush. | |
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lowerregister said: The sickest-looking people I know are vegetarians. Skinny, but dark around the eyes, and just a very heroin-addicted look altogether in most cases. I have never known a vegetarian who looked like they were brimming with health. We have a BIOLOGICAL imperative to eat meat. We are NOT cows. Our ancestors hunted AND gathered. If we were meant to eat only vegetables, don't you think it would have made sense for our ancestors to have JUST gathered? You know why they didn't JUST gather? Because humanity is HARDWIRED to hunt down, kill and cook M-E-A-T. And enjoy the hell out of that shit. So-called modern "evolved" men and women can, unlike most other animals, override their own genetic hardwiring, usually causing untold damage to themselves, which then must be hidden as best as possible so that the illusion of "victory over nature" can be maintained and they can continue to feel superior to us lesser meat-eaters. What fucking ever.. I think vegetarians have some real misanthropy going on and rebelling against the normal diet is their way of giving the finger to the world. Vegetarianism in my experience is almost always ideological.
[Edited 4/1/09 19:10pm] Lower register indeed My dad's a vegetarian and he's built and tough. Maybe u only see that "dark side" of vegetarianism and u attract sick vegetarians to u. Get out and about a lil bit. I swear the words "HATER" is wayyy over-rated...smh | |
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meow85 said: I've been considering making the switch into being a full-blown vegeterian lately. I have sort of a phobia, or aversion of sorts at least, to a lot of meat products and so already hardly eat flesh as it is.
I could never go vegan though. I love ice cream too much. And when I say ice cream, I do mean frozen cream, not that vile soy garbage my veg friends have lied to me about being ice cream. Been gone for a minute, now I'm back with the jump off | |
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Anxiety said: lowerregister said: The sickest-looking people I know are vegetarians. Skinny, but dark around the eyes, and just a very heroin-addicted look altogether in most cases. I have never known a vegetarian who looked like they were brimming with health. We have a BIOLOGICAL imperative to eat meat. We are NOT cows. Our ancestors hunted AND gathered. If we were meant to eat only vegetables, don't you think it would have made sense for our ancestors to have JUST gathered? You know why they didn't JUST gather? Because humanity is HARDWIRED to hunt down, kill and cook M-E-A-T. And enjoy the hell out of that shit. So-called modern "evolved" men and women can, unlike most other animals, override their own genetic hardwiring, usually causing untold damage to themselves, which then must be hidden as best as possible so that the illusion of "victory over nature" can be maintained and they can continue to feel superior to us lesser meat-eaters. What fucking ever.. I think vegetarians have some real misanthropy going on and rebelling against the normal diet is their way of giving the finger to the world. Vegetarianism in my experience is almost always ideological.
[Edited 4/1/09 19:10pm] wow. Exactly | |
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Anxiety said: Eating disorders is not the fault of vegetarianism any more than drug use is the fault of rock music. I've been a vegetarian for a long time, and I've never gotten caught up in any of this mess.
i blame the carrots. there's something REAL snecky about how they crouch underground like that. what are they doing down there? plotting against us, i say | |
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sorry- i apparently flames another orger. I meant to be flaming their IDEAS that are ludicrous. Guess I just reacted from the gut rather than the head, sorry for that.
But I stand by my basic premise that the person has no idea what they are talking about. I also will say that my bet is that they don't go out and kill and hunt their own meat. If we did that we'd eat a WHOLE lot less as a people. Plus the way the stuff is MAN/uFACTURED today. Bleh. At least know where it is coming from. BTW- some top bodybuilders have been vegetarian. Hardly look skinny. | |
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Ex-Moderator | lowerregister said: The sickest-looking people I know are vegetarians. Skinny, but dark around the eyes, and just a very heroin-addicted look altogether in most cases.
This is the most recent pic of me I have. That's me on the left. I don't look sick, no dark circles, I'm definitely not skinny and I guess the heroin-addict look is a judgement call. Just sayin'. |
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Genesia said: Anxiety said: Eating disorders is not the fault of vegetarianism any more than drug use is the fault of rock music. I've been a vegetarian for a long time, and I've never gotten caught up in any of this mess.
But you're a guy. The vast majority of eating disorders occur among adolescent girls. Eating disorders are all about control. No - vegetarianism isn't a cause of eating disorders. But it could be a symptom in some people - the same way any restrictive diet might be. Vegetarianism is barely restrictive. Some people never eat fruit or vegetables but don't "identify" themselves as "meatatarians". As long as you have variety you're totally good. I figure I don't eat (from an average American diet) about 4 things that others do. Pork, Poultry, Beef and Fish. Other than that I eat pretty much everything. | |
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Vendetta1 said: Anxiety said: Eating disorders is not the fault of vegetarianism any more than drug use is the fault of rock music. I've been a vegetarian for a long time, and I've never gotten caught up in any of this mess. You were looking a little thin last week. you mean when you saw me the day after i helped myself to three helpings of indian buffet? | |
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Genesia said: Anxiety said: Eating disorders is not the fault of vegetarianism any more than drug use is the fault of rock music. I've been a vegetarian for a long time, and I've never gotten caught up in any of this mess.
But you're a guy. The vast majority of eating disorders occur among adolescent girls. Eating disorders are all about control. No - vegetarianism isn't a cause of eating disorders. But it could be a symptom in some people - the same way any restrictive diet might be. ok, so if it's a symptom, then this thread is kind of like saying colds and flus are the faults of sneezing and runny noses. there's some weird (il)logic happening in this thread. there's something called "gymorexia" which is basically an abuse of working out. is it the fault of gyms? we have the ability to use or abuse anything. some people can drink a relaxing glass of wine before bed every night. some people are alcoholics. becoming a vegetarian is one of the best things i've ever done with my life. it's been the complete opposite of a disorder or a dysfunction. and i don't think it has anything to do with my being male. i know more veg females than males, and they're some healthy ladies. | |
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meow85 said: I've been considering making the switch into being a full-blown vegeterian lately. I have sort of a phobia, or aversion of sorts at least, to a lot of meat products and so already hardly eat flesh as it is.
I could never go vegan though. I love ice cream too much. And when I say ice cream, I do mean frozen cream, not that vile soy garbage my veg friends have lied to me about being ice cream. unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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Anxiety said: Genesia said: But you're a guy. The vast majority of eating disorders occur among adolescent girls. Eating disorders are all about control. No - vegetarianism isn't a cause of eating disorders. But it could be a symptom in some people - the same way any restrictive diet might be. ok, so if it's a symptom, then this thread is kind of like saying colds and flus are the faults of sneezing and runny noses. there's some weird (il)logic happening in this thread. there's something called "gymorexia" which is basically an abuse of working out. is it the fault of gyms? we have the ability to use or abuse anything. some people can drink a relaxing glass of wine before bed every night. some people are alcoholics. becoming a vegetarian is one of the best things i've ever done with my life. it's been the complete opposite of a disorder or a dysfunction. and i don't think it has anything to do with my being male. i know more veg females than males, and they're some healthy ladies. The guy thing was about the eating disorder part - not the vegetarian part. That's why I said the vast majority of eating disorders occur in adolescent females - not adolescent female vegetarians. My point is, if you have an eating disorder, it doesn't matter a damn what kind of food you aren't eating (or are horking back up). You're still an anorexic (or bulimic, as the case may be). We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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Genesia said: Anxiety said: ok, so if it's a symptom, then this thread is kind of like saying colds and flus are the faults of sneezing and runny noses. there's some weird (il)logic happening in this thread. there's something called "gymorexia" which is basically an abuse of working out. is it the fault of gyms? we have the ability to use or abuse anything. some people can drink a relaxing glass of wine before bed every night. some people are alcoholics. becoming a vegetarian is one of the best things i've ever done with my life. it's been the complete opposite of a disorder or a dysfunction. and i don't think it has anything to do with my being male. i know more veg females than males, and they're some healthy ladies. The guy thing was about the eating disorder part - not the vegetarian part. That's why I said the vast majority of eating disorders occur in adolescent females - not adolescent female vegetarians. My point is, if you have an eating disorder, it doesn't matter a damn what kind of food you aren't eating (or are horking back up). You're still an anorexic (or bulimic, as the case may be). so are we kind of saying the same thing here? an eating disorder is an eating disorder is an eating disorder? | |
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Anxiety said: Genesia said: The guy thing was about the eating disorder part - not the vegetarian part. That's why I said the vast majority of eating disorders occur in adolescent females - not adolescent female vegetarians. My point is, if you have an eating disorder, it doesn't matter a damn what kind of food you aren't eating (or are horking back up). You're still an anorexic (or bulimic, as the case may be). so are we kind of saying the same thing here? an eating disorder is an eating disorder is an eating disorder? Yes, we are. The only thing I added is that vegetarianism might just be added level of the control aspect of an eating disorder. But if someone has an eating disorder, that's a minor element. [Edited 4/2/09 8:26am] We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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JackieBlue said: meow85 said: I've been considering making the switch into being a full-blown vegeterian lately. I have sort of a phobia, or aversion of sorts at least, to a lot of meat products and so already hardly eat flesh as it is.
I could never go vegan though. I love ice cream too much. And when I say ice cream, I do mean frozen cream, not that vile soy garbage my veg friends have lied to me about being ice cream. Liars need to call it what it is. Because that product is not and never will be ice cream. That's iced crap. It's an issue I feel very passionate about. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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As for Prince's appearance of late (seeing as it was mentioned by the OP) Lil Guy does and has before looked tinkier than healthy. Maybe he's not eating properly, maybe he is. But you have to say his physique isn't going to be convincing anyone to go veg anytime soon. He looks like Skeletor in Maybelline. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Anxiety said: lowerregister said: The sickest-looking people I know are vegetarians. Skinny, but dark around the eyes, and just a very heroin-addicted look altogether in most cases. I have never known a vegetarian who looked like they were brimming with health. We have a BIOLOGICAL imperative to eat meat. We are NOT cows. Our ancestors hunted AND gathered. If we were meant to eat only vegetables, don't you think it would have made sense for our ancestors to have JUST gathered? You know why they didn't JUST gather? Because humanity is HARDWIRED to hunt down, kill and cook M-E-A-T. And enjoy the hell out of that shit. So-called modern "evolved" men and women can, unlike most other animals, override their own genetic hardwiring, usually causing untold damage to themselves, which then must be hidden as best as possible so that the illusion of "victory over nature" can be maintained and they can continue to feel superior to us lesser meat-eaters. What fucking ever.. I think vegetarians have some real misanthropy going on and rebelling against the normal diet is their way of giving the finger to the world. Vegetarianism in my experience is almost always ideological.
[Edited 4/1/09 19:10pm] wow. Aren't you proud of my past restraints on the issue? 2010: Healing the Wounds of the Past.... http://prince.org/msg/8/325740 | |
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meow85 said: He looks like Skeletor in Maybelline.
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TMPletz said: meow85 said: He looks like Skeletor in Maybelline.
I'm not joking. (or, for the faMs, "hating") I swear the guy is smaller than me right now, and I'm only a bit more than 100. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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