Prime Minister for Canyons wrote on Mar 27
th, 2017 at 1:59pm:
Yadda wrote on Mar 27
th, 2017 at 1:56pm:
The_Barnacle wrote on Mar 27
th, 2017 at 10:38am:
Absolute nonsense Yadda
A seal is a mammal, just like a cow, sheep or pig is a mammal.
There is no reason that cooked seal meat couldn't be digested.
The Inuit do eat raw seal meat as a cultural practice but eating cooked seal meat will not make you sick.
......so long as we have an 'appropriate' bacterial environment in our gut.
People who do
NOT have a 'healthy' bacterial environment in their gut [sufficient to 'properly' digest the contents of the gut] could very easily, become very 'ill', ....imo.
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The_Barnacle wrote on Mar 27
th, 2017 at 10:38am:
Ticleandrose is correct Raw meat carries a greater risk of parasites and bacteria and should be avoided.
I can assure you, that i will not be eating raw meat.
This kind of ignores actual digestion.
By the time it reaches the area of our "gut" where bacteria reside, all the digestion of fats/carbs and proteins has already taken place.
It was my understanding that
colonies of bacteria [which can be colonies of either 'good' or 'bad' bacteria types]
reside within the whole of the alimentary canal, not just within the gut.
Whether those colonies of bacteria are predominantly beneficial to us or are predominantly harmful to us, depends upon their character/function, and, the numbers present, in those colonies.
Dictionary;
alimentary canal = = the whole passage along which food passes through the body from mouth to anus during digestion.Q.
Do you think that the nature of
the colonies of bacteria that reside within our body, can determine whether our immune system is strong and healthy, or, weak ?
I believe that, that is the case.
Q.
Do you believe,
can you believe, that it would be, to our benefit [i.e. beneficial to our
good health] to try to eat foods which will tend to provide a friendly environment to those
particular types of colonies of bacteria, which are most beneficial to our good health ?
Or, do you think that it would be most beneficial to simply eat,
what we like to eat the most, and then, later, to 'take a pill', if we are suffering from 'indigestion' ?
i.e.
take a pill that will 'sort out' in quick order,
those unfriendly bacteria in our stomach.