Re: 1 of the main reasons why we suffer from diabetes and other health conditions (pi
i'll be back this evening to further discuss this... but to give you somthing to ponder on before you post more b s i didn't learn anything online bro i have a degree in biology and a partial degree in chemistry. i have worked as a food scientist, and i have consulted with a nutritionist about food and how to properly consume it basically eating for fuel instead of just eating to eat...
while you pondering on how much bullshit you just spoke let me leave you with this gem that you were lied to about also... bear dont hibernate.


No. Let me leave you with these gems.
Ostomy bag and Ileostomy procedure.
The first is a bag which captures all the digested contests of the stomach. The latter is an operation where about a foot of the small intestine, leading outside of the stomach cavity, is attached to the skin's surface where a ostomy bag connects.
Not only did I have to help a family change this out for last eleven years of their life, I know someone online who has documented in detail his own procedure. In those eleven years, I have never seen one piece of solid meat coming out of the stomach, but I have seen plenty of fully intact vegetables.
Fuck my anecdotal evidence, let's hear it from the horse's mouth.
http://roarofwolverine.com/archives/412
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Aside from checking and recording vitals, the Tech must empty the ostomy bags of intestinal patients. They really don’t check the contents, just the overall volume of output. The output must be matched with the infused fluids to prevent dehydration. Of course, the Techs are terrible at this job and often spill the contents on the patient. Stomach acid burns like hell when it sits on your skin for more than a minute or two. So more often than not, family members take over the job of ostomy care and recording. In my case, my beloved wife took on the dirty chore.
For those that are curious, no, a jejunum or ileo ostomy output doesn’t smell like feces (that is a colonostomy) because the jejunum and ileo are before the colon, which houses the bacteria that create the offensive gasses. A jejunostomy or ileostomy output have the smell of vomit, because in reality that’s what it is – the contents of the stomach.
Because I had such an extremely short bowel, my output was very high because no water absorption had taken place. I was fed and hydrated by infusion and could literally live without eating or drinking at all. Because of my excessive output, we had to make a rig that had a hose extending from the ostomy bag that drained into a one gallon jug.
Often the hose would get clogged and my wife or sister would have to use a coat hanger wire to unplug it. Now if this vegan pseudoscience is right, we would suspect that the hose was being plugged by pieces of meat.
Never once did we see any solid chunks of meat. I became so curious about this that I once swallowed the largest chunk of meat I could possibly get down without choking. Because of the shortness of my bowel, it only took about twenty minutes for my stomach to empty into the ostomy. Better than two hours later, there were no signs of any meat chunks.
What was always clogging the ostomy tube were pieces of vegetables that were not fully chewed.
Entire pieces of olive, lettuce, broccoli florets, grains and seeds were found. Yet, large pieces of fat were never witnessed. As a matter of fact, all the fat from the meat was already emulsified by the bile into solution within the duodenum. Over time, fat would coagulate on the side walls of the ostomy bag, but never were there any solid pieces observed. Certainly we are getting a lot more nutrition from our meat than from our vegetables – unless you can chew your cud several times like a ruminant.
No mammal on earth have enzymes that can break down the cellulose from plant cells. Cellulose membranes can only be ruptured through the mechanics of repetitive grinding and the fermentation of bacteria. Human molars are not flat enough to grind plants very effectively and
we don’t have the bacteria necessary for fermentation within our stomachs. Who here has never observed whole corn kernels or nuts in their poop? I raise cattle and even in spite of their large flat molars, the ability to chew their food multiple times, and a host of protozoa in their stomachs, I have seen whole corn kernels in their manure. So, how much can a human really get out of whole grains with ridged molars and a nearly sterile stomach?
Humans have bacterial colonies only within the large intestines, but there is little nutrient absorption within the human colon.
Long before meat reaches the colon it has been completely broken down and absorbed. All of the enzymes for breaking down meat protein and fat – pepsin, trypsin, chymotrypsin, lipase and bile are all manufactured by our stomach, liver and pancreas. In other words, we have no need for any ingested bacteria or enzymes for meat digestion, but we need plenty of outside help for plant digestion.
If this cocktail of gastric juices ever hits your skin, you will know damn well how effectively they begin to break down protein – trust me on that one!
We also have to consider that the doctors were infusing PPIs (Proton Pump Inhibiters) mixed in with my TPN in order to suppress my appetite. This is important, because I was completely reducing animal fat and protein to solution with my stomach acid production severely crippled. Lowered acidity also reduces enzyme activity within the stomach. Imagine how much more efficient my stomach is at digesting meat now that I am no longer receiving PPIs.
So I am not sure on what science the vegans bases their claim that humans can’t digest meat. As is typical with most vegan propaganda, it’s based on no science at all and was something they literally “pulled out of their ass”. Why people continue to repeat this nonsense without checking its validity is a mystery to me.
(If you want to read more on how the human alimentary tract digests meat, J.Stanton has published a detailed breakdown in his post “Does Meat Rot In Your Colon”. Sally Fallon and Mary Enig, PhD wrote an excellent description entitled “The Long Hollow Tube”.)
Websites he is referring to listed below.
http://www.gnolls.org/1444/does-meat-rot-in-your-colon-no-what-does-beans-grains-and-vegetables/
http://www.westonaprice.org/digestive-disorders/primer-digestive-system
Vegan propaganda will never affect me because I have seen what actually empties from the human stomach. There are several other erroneous claims that I can shed some light on, based upon my medical experiences. I have these subjects in these other rants:
“The Effect Of Sugar On Arteries”
“The Truth About Soy”
Now, every time I hear a vegan proclaim that humans can’t digest meat because our stomach acid is too weak, I’ll wish I had some of my gastric juices to pour on them and see how long their epidermal protein can resist being digested.
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You better get a refund on those fake ass degrees you got before you further embarrass yourself.