Olympic gold medal winner Carl Lewis describes how his best athletic performances came after he eliminated all animal products from his diet.
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truthbeeeetold - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul 1rst off elevated farming is not how a majority of farming is being done today. Secondly being the highest form of life on the planet we should no that their is divinity in all life. 3rd its inhumane. 4th its unhealthy (Cancer and Obesity). 5th there will not be enough meat on the planet in 40 years when they are 9.5 billion people on the planet. Lastly where do you think all the water will come for animals like cows to produce milk? How about all the methane released from cows and pigs
CerebralPrince10 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul
Your ignorance does not do anybody a service so please research before you post.
CerebralPrince10 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul
As for iron, iron is found in a variety of vegetables like beetroot greens, broccoli Parsley, Turnip greens, I could go on!!!
You also seem to be a victim of the B12 myth perpetuated in the meat and dairy industry. 1. The body has a biosynthetic process of reabsorbing the milligrams of B12 in the body. 2. Daily reccomendations of B12 are 2-3 MICROgrams (to put that into perspective a lifetimes amount of reccomended B12 would be less than 1/6th of a tablet of aspiring)
CerebralPrince10 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
You show a lot of ignorance in relationship to dietary knowledge @tickyul. Sprinting in no way shape or form benefits from fat, I meant speed as in linear running speed not power. The most absorbable form of protein is whey protein, don’t belive me? look at the biological values. While whey has its detriments, eggs and meat have way more (LDL cholesterol, saturated fat, high acidity, I could go on!!!).
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@CerebralPrince10 Wrong, both sports require extremely fast explosions, have your ever watched a world class powerlifter in action, very fast, could not lift hundreds of pounds if they were not. Were do you get the highest quality protein….eggs then meat. Most bioavailable iron……animal organs. And……uh, where do Veganculters get b12 from….supplements or they fool themselves by eating worthless b12 analogues. B vitamins in genera arel best attained from animal. I could go on!!!
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@truthbeeeetold Srong, have you heard of elevated faming. They can raise animals in high rise buildings, it is very efficient. You can build a 50 story building and raise enough yummy meat for thousands of people.
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@arieloz Truth, Veganculters are at danger for brain atrophy and a host of other maladies related to their insane cult.
CerebralPrince10 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
I think you missed the “at least in sports that require one to be fast” part of my statement. Shotputters and Powerlifters don’t run and do not need to be fast so they can afford big slow bulky muscles @tickyul. While I will also say that shotputters and powerlifters do not REQUIRE meat or dairy. Every vitamin and nutrient known to man, from vitamin a to iron to protein to zinc, can be found in a fruit or vegetable without the detriments of animal based foods.
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@CerebralPrince10 Lol, good one…shotputters and powerlifters members of the Vegancult, I think not!
GillesGerais - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@truthbeeeetold a good point
arieloz - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
Well judging by the way you talk in your videos maybe you are upset because you were brought up on this malturicious diet which has caused you permenant brain damage? Just food for thought!
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@arieloz YT is the worlds greatest open forum, I chose to participate, why does that bother you. Lots of Veganculter are ideologues, do not want to listen to other opinions. I fear for the little kids that are being raised on the Vegancult diet, it can permanantly damage developing kids, especially the CNS. I have watched so many videos of former Veganculters, they were feeling sick on this insane diet……yet, they were in denial because this is a cult that brainwashes them.
truthbeeeetold - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
In 40 years from now when there are over 9 billion people on earth. It will be impossible for humans to survive on a meat eating diet. It is unsustainable without massive amounts of people dying of starvation. It takes approximately 16 pounds of grain to produce 1 pound of meat. Secondly eating meat strongly contributes to global warming from cows belching which releases methane and pig shit. The world needs to transition away from meat.
arieloz - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul OMG are you still going on with your bullshit. Why did you even bother watching this video in the first place, do you just like to troll peoples blogs and abuse them for fun or something?
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@arieloz I am not sure you understand the science behind some aspects of nutrition. Where do you get b12 from…and don’t point out some worthless anologue. Do you know that the brains of Vegans are 6 times more likely to suffer atrophy then persosn on an omnivorous diet? Just tell me again where you get your Dha and Epa from, Ala does not count, very poor conversion. Raising infants/toddlers as members of the Vegancult is child abuse.
jamesluc256 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
I’m guessing that guy is like 6’2-6’3?
arieloz - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul I am the one that is eating normal, you should give it a try, if you are not too scared of becoming healthy.
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@arieloz So defensive, you must have a lot of doubts about the insane diet you are following, Deficient in b vitamins, absorbable iron, biologically available protein. Short on Efa’s and calcium. The Vegancult really scares you, just quit and eat normal.
EngagedFitness - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@101011001
It was being put forth as an example of what vegans generally leave out when mentioning Lewis as a great vegan athlete. It was not a claim about his performance in relationship to diet. That’s not my claim, but the claim and implications of others with regard to veganism.
arieloz - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul I doubt my cult lifestyle no more or no less than you doubt yours.
tickyul - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@arieloz Wow, really well thought out post. I think someone has a really hard time with someone who does not buy into the Vegancult. I must have hit a chord of truth inside your brain, what, you maybe doubt your Vegancult lifestyle???
Whino100 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@paweleve, surely he is not a retard, against all invalidation, granted all his laudable claims however, leaves us with little for speculation, is it then not fair enough, to ascribe him as a meatard, suffering from meatardation?
101011001 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@EngagedFitness The subsequent ‘better’ jumps were all wind-aided at altitude. So it’s hardly substantive to say that changing his diet gave him that slight edge.
arieloz - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul you are a fucken retard, I feel sorry for you, umm no scratch that, I dont feel sorry for you. Do the world a favour and die.
Nephtys80 - said
December 6 2010 @ 16:21
@tickyul – Huh? If you’re suggesting I eat eggs, I don’t.