'LOL didn't read' is all I'm getting from this post. Here's a tip: It talks about more than one study.
But I do love the confidence with which you have approached this
Tick bite causes meat allergy G/A/F... yeah.
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'LOL didn't read' is all I'm getting from this post. Here's a tip: It talks about more than one study.
But I do love the confidence with which you have approached this
'LOL didn't read' is all I'm getting from this post. Here's a tip: It talks about more than one study.
But I do love the confidence with which you have approached this
So how about you read the hundreds of articles written about why it's not scientific and does not prove a single thing?
An example:
http://qz.com/91123/vegetarians-live-longer-but-its-not-because-they-dont-eat-meat/
Written by a Oxford scholar and a vegetarian himself, referencing round two of that Adventist study. Don't make assumptions that people haven't read that bullshit before.
No really, you do realise they are talking about more than the Adventist study, right? Do you know what a metastudy is?
Edit: It's late here, I'm off to bed. Enjoy.
Yeah they are all the same statistical studies that does not provide anything but statistics. The same logical fallacy of correlation does not imply causation. I am eager waiting for your scientific prove .
This is your thread and you can always come back tomorrow if you have a point to make. It also doesn't change that fact that you made the assumption that I haven't read that entry, when I've seen all those studies being quoted over and over again.
While we're at it, this is a very well written (and long) article by the late Dr Stephen Byrnes:
http://www.westonaprice.org/vegetarianism-and-plant-foods/myths-of-vegetarianism
SolidusDave
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But... the wiki chapter you linked even states that the metastudy doesn't show a benefit from a vegetarian diet. In fact, they say it's more likely because of other lifestyle choices of their sample group (like, less smokers etc.).
Necromanti
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I'm not seeing the connection between the original introduction of alpha-gal into the body (from a non-human mammal via a tick vector)--which the article says that humans are allergic to--and the development of a meat allergy later on down the line. I also do not know how alpha-gal is formed, and if the human body has a mechanism to prevent its formation. Would be interesting to read the scientific paper.
My point was fuck getting bitten by this fucking tick.
Edit: And I fucking know that correlation doesn't equal causation. That is not a criticism when they are all obviously correlational studies. With you using that as a universal rule, half of human knowledge is thrown out. Of course correlation doesn't equal causation.
You are getting pissy about a statistical claim being backed by statistics.
Well I must be a moron then, because I didn't get that that was the only result that mattered. I'll have to re read it when I'm awake. Cheers.
Necromanti
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As if the pathogenic microorganisms harbored by ticks (that cause devastating diseases in humans) weren't bad enough.
And you are getting pissy by making the assumption that I haven't come across those studies before, when in fact I've done extensive research on the topic a while ago.
So we're even.
Alpha-gal is a carbohydrate, present in the cells of some mammals (but not in humans). It's also present in the intestinal tract of some ticks species (like Amblyomma americanum). Getting bitten several times (more than 50) by such ticks will increase total IgE and alpha-gal-specific IgE levels. Thus, an IgE-mediated allergy (with a cross-reactivity pattern) to some meats, may affect sensitized people.
But there are very few studies regarding that matter so, what I said above, is not "set in stone".
We would run out of farm land and people would starve but hey.
God Dayumm
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Where would you get your protein from? I'm okay if I got it from supplements, but those are from animal sources as well. Beans and pasta don't have enough, one would have to eat lots of carbs along to fill their protein intake.
SolidusDave
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Where so you think meat comes from? The animals have to be fed from plant. They both take up a lot of land
Vermillion
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Yeah, I'm making sausage tonight, purely out of spite. Then I'm going to get more, and feed the business.
speculawyer
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That is like a death sentence in Australia.
Rentahamster
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Black-Wind
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I heard about a small spider that does this same thing ...
Seems like a fate worse than most. Good thing you can still eat birds and fish ...
Seems like a fate worse than most. Good thing you can still eat birds and fish ...
jaythagamer
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"Come to Australia, if our bugs don't kill you they'll sure as hell make you wish you were dead"
allergic to meat, wow, I can't even imagine
allergic to meat, wow, I can't even imagine
burn. everything. down. :|
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