Thread: Au Revoir Vin?

Originally Posted by chee16

for them to mention that red meat is bad and salt also is another typical government crap fest. if you get a good quality meat (doesn't have to be organic but free run is a must, with no hormones) and eat a reasonably sized portion along with green vegetables it is very good for you. as far as salt goes, in moderation sea salt is a great source of minerals and has little to no effect on blood pressure and cholesterol.

the type of alcohol that is in beer and wine and liquor is believed by many to be a neurotoxin that can poison your brain. it also messes with you hormones, which is very bad. i will admit that still like a beer here and there and i don't mind wine. but for me it is probably about once a month now, and in the last 4 years i can honestly say i have been drunk twice, and i payed for it. this is my motivation for sure, NO hangovers.

the best way to be healthy is to put good things in your body and exercise. that doesn't mean 40 supplements a day, just good food and lots of good water.

Moderation in everything, including moderation.

What is good for the heart is bad for cancer, and vice-versa.

As mentionned, moderation is good.

If you stay away of everything that in strong doses could be bad for your health, you'll only die healthier... and bored.

Jesus drank it...that's good enough for me

Straight from people who make their money guessing when people die, moderate amounts of alcohol, especially wine, are good for you and will boost your life expectancy. I think this is just a ploy on France's part to make their citizens die sooner and make room in the system

Originally Posted by Quick Orange

Jesus drank it...that's good enough for me

yeah, but look how young he died.... and what a way to go too...
now you are confusing me again
wait, i remember the stories where they drank wine and lived happily ever after - now that's what i call positive role models

The UK is running annoying TV/radio ads saying "Did you know that if men regularly exceed 3 to 4 units a day, it could add up to a serious health problem."
YouTube - Responsible Drinking: Men's Units Add Up