Nice Diet photos
A few nice diet images I found:
Diet Coke Rainbow
Image by John of Austin
If you think vegans are loud
Image by alisdare1
An activist carrying a large placard and leading other animal rights protesters marching down Whitehall on 26 August 2023. They were near the end of a march from Marble Arch to Parliament Square. According to an activist I talked to, they were demanding the end to all types of animal exploitation and highlighting universal veganism as not only the only ethical and humane option, but as also a vital tool to prevent catastrophic climate change.
Here are four good reasons to go vegan in 2023
Animal Welfare: By not using or consuming animal products you are helping to reduce harm to animals and supporting their well-being. You should choose veganism if you believe in treating animals with kindness and respect.
Health Benefits: Vegan diets can lower the risk of heart disease, certain cancers, and type 2 diabetes. They typically include more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, which are good for your health.
Environmental Impact: Producing plant-based foods typically has a much smaller environmental footprint than raising animals for meat. It can help combat issues of immense importance to the planet’s future, particularly by reducing methane emissions and deforestation and thereby mitigating climate change.
Resource Conservation: A vegan diet requires fewer resources like water and land compared to a diet heavy in animal products. It’s a more sustainable choice for the planet’s future.
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Cool Diet images
Some cool diet images:
14-week-old regular diet B6 mice
Image by .snow
However, if you feed them high fat diet….
Dietes robinsoniana
Image by Muchos insectos
Berkeley Diet
Image by jaycross
July 11-14, 2011
Diet and Exercise
A few nice diet images I found:
Diet and Exercise
Image by tahewitt
Prof Dr Dieter Roth
Image by demokratie
Interventions by Prof Dieter Roth on the knowledge of electoral polling on nonvoting and nonvoters.
Berkeley Diet
Check out these diet images:
Berkeley Diet
Image by jaycross
July 11-14, 2011
Vending Machine Jenga
Image by nedrichards
We then tried to knock them down using cans from higher in the stack to little avail.
Berkeley Diet
Image by jaycross
July 11-14, 2011
instant diet
Some cool diet images:
instant diet
Image by perfectlyGoodInk
Diet. #minimalism #berry #white #moment #food
Image by Lisandro M. Enrique
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Paleolithic Bodybuilder – Paleo Diet Crossfit Exercise Paleolithic Caveman Richard Nikoley PaleoHacks Bodybuilding -2
Image by Paleo-Caveman-Omnivore-LowCarb-Meat-Diet-Info
Normal vs Paleo Diet Bodybuilder – Is the Caveman dietgreat for bodybilding? See the pics.
Grok is pale, from living in a cave. Things living in a cave turn pink and white, like albinism, or a cave mushroom. Ice Age paleo man would also be pale and sickly looking, because in the arctic he’d get no sun. Paleo man in the arctic didn’t go to the beach.
The Paleo Diet, espoused by Mark Sisson, Robb Wolf, Richard Nikoley and others, is based on the principle of do what Grok the Caveman did. That means they and you are to live in a cave and turn pinky white.
This is probably why they calle it the PALE eo Diet.
That, plus your face when you see that according to Robb Wolf and The Paleo Diet, you have to do what Grok did, and Grok probably ate lice, raw offal meat, hair, eggshells, parasites, and botfly maggots.
Many people "believe" that "The Paleo Diet" (the one in their books) is actually what paleolithic man ate. This is not true. The Paleo Diet is not thousands of years old and what mankind evolved to eat for thousands of years, it’s a few years old, concocted in a fad diet book that they are pushing, to feed their checkbook by chewing pieces out of yours. If you don’t think so, ask yourself or the guy telling you you have to go paleo, How many MAGGOTS do you eat? If they say none, or just look at you funny, remind them that meat draws botflies within merely a few minutes, sorry grok can’t fan all of them away, they land and lay eggs, which turn into larvae in the meat, and maggots. Grok ate more than a few maggots.
Remember Cavemen also didn’t have refrigerators. If some caveman can eat only a few ounces or grams, and the beast he theoretically killed weighs upwards of a thousand pounds or 500 kilos, that means he can’t eat it in one sitting. So it’s gotta sit. Warm meat. Perhaps out in the african noon day sun, or sittin in some dirt. Or drug into a mouldy dank mildewed cave, and it would begin to rot.
Caveman Grok couldn’t put any food in a freezer, so technically if you are on the paleo diet, you cant either. You have to leave your food and meat out. Not just in your house, but OUT. As in outside, in the sun, and where flies can land on it. Afterall, it’s what grok did. Plus, according to Robb Wolf and Mark Sission, you not only ‘should’ do this, you were explicitly DESIGNED for it! Because according to their paleo diet, you are expressly evolved to eat maggots. In fact, you should be inborn with a desire to eat them and have your brain wired to the idea they are delicious. That is, if you subscribe to the paleo diet.
Paleo food is full of maggots. It would also be potentially infected with viruses, such as AIDS, SARS, Bird flu, H1N1 virus, swine flue, spanish flu, trichinosis, brucellosis, ecoli, fecal bacteria, and Scabies.
Naturally, your brain right now is wired to think these are scrumptious sounding! Afterall, the paleo diet says you EVOLVED precisely to eat these. And, according to paleo, you can eat it and not get sick, because afterall, if you’d been eating it for thousands or millions of years, you’d be immune to salmonella, ecoli, giardia, cryptosporidia, sars, aids, and anthrax by now as a human, right?? This is what Robb Wolf, Richard Nikoley and Loren Cordain and whoever signed you up for that crossfit class and wants yout to go paleo, want you to believe.
Crossfit is now widely regarded as a humiliation. It’s considered a laughing-stock of the fitness world, sort of like disco rollerskates and the mullet. It involves doing burpees and some pushups. Running around, and pretending you’re going up steps. Crossfit is often ridiculed as "Paleo Pilates!" (the woman’s light exercise).
Cavemen didn’t have olympic barbells. Not even dumbbells. And certainly not the fushigi of fitness fads: the kettle bell. If you see anyone with a kettlebell, you know immediately they’re into the latest fad diet, might as well have been into spandex in the 80’s. Sorry, Grok didn’t use kettle-bells. Especially little pink rubber coated 2 pound ones.
If you are doing ANY weightlifting, or using iron plates, barbells, kettlebels, dumbbells, any machines, leg presses, cables, nautilus, treadmills, etc, sorry but you’re not Paleo Crossfit. And since we see No structures in paleolithic archeological digs, cavemen didn’t run around with stones, or logs, or stumps, they ran around after animals with a tiny pointed stick. Probably more often ran AWAY from the animal in the opposite direction. And with meat lying around, the carnivores would smell it for miles and end up making Grok their next meal. Carnivorous wild animals don’t eat fruit, so if Grok had that, the carnivores would have left him alone, and would have had higher survival rates. A diet of meat would have meant predators smell the stink and would have led to paleo man’s more likely death and eventual extinction.
Thus this is why crossfit and paleo are horrible for bodybuilders. Lack of protein, parasites that would eat muscle and cause tissue degeneration, diseases that would waste muscle tissue, body odor, bad breath, vomiting in cross-fit puke-buckets, no weights or barbells, just what amounts to esentially warmup ‘calisthenics’ (burpees and jumping jacks, and pushups), which is not sufficient to build bodybuilder class muscle mass.
