Vegans say meat is bad even though Alabamians and Eskimos are healthy by eating it.

Meat isn't bad. But here in the US we eat way more than we should. We don't balance it out properly so what little benefit we do get from meat is throw out the window with our excess eating of it. It's also an extremely inneficient way to receive what little benefits it does provide. How long does it take a cow to reach maturity for slaughter? How much water a day does that cow require, and how much grain? I'll give you a hint, a cow is a big animal....so... Eating beef from a cow is like breaking a hundred and only asking for $1 back. We pour so many resources into beef it's crazy. We don't get near as much food back as we put into the cow. If cattle wasn't heavily subsidized by the govt no one would eat it. Its too expensive. So for anyone who wants govt out of their lives, remember they are the reason you eat beef in the first place.

If anyone wants to eat meat that's fine, but I have yet to hear a doctor recommend you get more red meat in your diet. And all the health benefits of meat are easily replaceable. All the risk of heart disease that comes with it...not worth it for me. I plan on living a good long life. :)

Vegans often say meat is worst for the animal it came from.

Gluten affects less that 10% of the population, and even then typically only those with pre-existing conditions like diverticulosis or Crohn's disease.

ABSOLUTELY processed meat is hideous. Any processed food. It's not food. Someone gave me this guideline once: If your grandmother wouldn't recognize the ingredient, don't use it. Seems like good advice.

Absolutely right.
Celiac is on the rise.
So are the gluten allergies/sensitivities.

We are seeing more and more environmental allergies.

As we consume more processed foods, grains(most or all are now GMOs,
I'd need to refer to one of my books, sorry, it's not handy atm)
and sugars,
our health declines.

REAL foods such as meats, fish and fowl,
eggs,
good carbs: like colourful leafy veggies and some starchy veggies,
garlic and onions,
healing oils like unprocessed Non GMO coconut oils , butters and virgin olive oils.
fresh fruit and berries.

These are healing foods.

Beans and lentils are not terrible but they are not low on the Glycemic Index.

Also fresh (unpolluted) dry (warm climate)
salty air (sea or ocean ) is very healthy.

i'm a veggie but i don't think is bad for u or sea food either. As long as the animal has been treated well b4 the slaughter i don't mind. My parents are veggies for religious reasons & I was brought up on it - i have tried a few meat dishes & some sea food out of curiosity - i liked the flavor but cudn't get used to the texture!

This is the truth

is Alabamians an insult?