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What IS healthy to eat these days? |
It's seems like almost every type of food has some unhealthy side effect to it these days. And the foods that are declared healthy, years later, turn out to be just as unhealthy as everything else. fruits and vegetables. The discovery with meat may be a good way to convince yourself to go veg. meat rots in your colon too. Anything that does not require a nutrition label. nuthing is anymore lol well there is really a couple but on the home page on yahoo it shows meat that is giving people cancer but there is salad veggies you know that stuff but not that much |
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