Fwd: Red Meat is Not Entirely Bad; NItrites in Meat Is!

This is bad news for Vegans;  eating meat, even red meat is not entirely bad.  The preservatives that go with them or the side dish are.

Oil and fats enable the body to absorb the oil soluble vitamins like Vitamin A D E and K.  Beef is a rich source of zinc which the body needs and tops in source of Coenzyme Q10

Elsewhere it was mentioned that nitrites in meat become nitrasames which is carcinogenic.  The transfat oil in french fries are those what cause heart disease and cancer.

IF THE ALLEGATIONS THAT RED MEAT KILLS, THEN MANY WOULD BE DEAD NOW?!

But they are not....

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