dmccarty
Super Star Member
They don't mention which brand she wears. Being from Texas, I suspect Wranglers.
Nah, she certainly has TOUGHskin genes.
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Dan
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Nah, she certainly has TOUGHskin genes.
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2LaneCruzer
Super Member
Nah, she certainly has TOUGHskin genes.
Later,
Dan
Maybe the same brand that Dolly Parton wears? Lardache?
txdon
Super Star Member
She has the genes like my brother. Just remember, one shoe only fits a small portion of the population. My shoe fit's 85% of the population with heart disease.
I don't know why Oscar Meyer won't make me a spokesman I have had plenty of their food?
farmgirl19
Elite Member
I have some dear friends that I have known all of my life. He is 86, she is 82. They have had bacon and eggs every morning, of their lives. He just came in from ripping up and rebuilding 1400 feet of fence, along the back of their ranch. Now, if they had the same genes, one might say that is why they have made it this long, and are so active. But, they are only related because they are married. So, what so they have in common? They grow a garden organically, and eat what they grow, as well as deer, beef, pork, and chicken.
Honestly, he even smokes cigars. We all know *that* isn't healthy. But hey, I still hope that I last that long, and have the abilities to do the physical work that they do. I think it comes back to outdoor activities, with UV light, again, instead of sitting indoors on one's tush.
And I have to agree with you on the processed meats, such as cold cuts, and sandwich stuff, TXDon. One should eat real meat, not processed stuff, made with fillers and who knows what else?
JDgreen227
Super Member
Farmgirl....sad thing is that the processed stuff has the qualities of being cheap and tasty, and usually easy to prepare and consume. No really healthy food comes easy. Any time I get into a discussion about eating and food with someone else, I spout my favorite line about "The stuff that tastes the best is usually the worst for us..."
I do concur with you that being active makes a major contribution to a healthy lifestyle, whether it is enough to balance out poor dietary habits and vices such as smoking or drinking would make an interesting discussion.
I do concur with you that being active makes a major contribution to a healthy lifestyle, whether it is enough to balance out poor dietary habits and vices such as smoking or drinking would make an interesting discussion.
dmccarty
Super Star Member
farmgirl19;3301943 ... And I have to agree with you on the processed meats said:
brin
Super Member
I don't know Don...read this...I just got it in an email today....theheart.org: trusted cardiology news and opinions
brin
Super Member
I don't know Don...read this...I just got it in an email today....theheart.org: trusted cardiology news and opinions
dmccarty
Super Star Member
TBN is scary sometimes...
I was thinking of this thread a few hours ago when I got a note from one of the kids school. A teacher had a "cardiac event" this week which was a surprise. She might be in her 40's, is thin and certainly not fat. I don't how much she exercises but she is too young for a "cardiac event."
Later,
Dan
I was thinking of this thread a few hours ago when I got a note from one of the kids school. A teacher had a "cardiac event" this week which was a surprise. She might be in her 40's, is thin and certainly not fat. I don't how much she exercises but she is too young for a "cardiac event."
Later,
Dan
txdon
Super Star Member
Don't know the value of someone reading a few studies disregarding anything that does not fit his article - why did they even send you the e-mail??????
Here is a quote: "does not reference a tremendous body of research supporting alternative views"
Sounds like he is cherry picking and trying to make news and of course meat lovers love it, right!!!!
