meat contains large amounts of arachidonic acid. These fatty acid-inflammatory effect in large quantities and can lead to rheumatic diseases. Most arachidonic acid containing lard (1700mg), pig liver (870mg), calf liver (352mg), egg yolk (297mg) and bacon (250mg). Meat also contains many hydroxyl radicals, which is particularly connected with the digestion and during storage starting hemolytic decomposition processes of the blood pigment. These radicals attack cell and tissue substances and to be associated with various diseases. Also, meat contains high amounts of purines. The degradation of purines, uric acid is formed. If too much purines supplied through the diet or may not be the uric acid excreted in sufficient quantities in the urine, increased blood uric acid levels in the sequence that leads to joint deposits of uric acid crystals (=> gout) is. As a result of gout can also occur Renal function and kidney stones.
When frying, grilling and smoking, nor is further potential harmful substances such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, heterocyclic amines and N-nitroso compounds, acting for the responsible of various cancers and damage to heart muscle made werden2, 3, 4 Heterocyclic amines are a risk factor for several tumor types, particularly for colon cancer. In the literature, but also the stomach, esophagus, prostate, pancreas, kidney and breast cancer with heterocyclic amines implicated in 5th Meat and eggs then extend in all foods produced by their tryptophan-rich. Udenfried et al. noted that excess tryptophan in cancer cells, which greedy and used for the production of serotonin, which causes serious disruption in the body. Cancer cells are well known, long before the Occurrence of overt cancer in the blood. Kerr et al. also showed that tobacco smoke blocked the tryptophan metabolism and enriches the blood as a result of carcinogenic Orthoaminophenolen. Stare emphasized the importance of pyridoxine (vitamin for the conversion of tryptophan to nicotinic acid (B vitamin) and the metabolic regulation particularly in the tissues of liver, skin and nerves. Pyridoxine and magnesium deficiency introduced experimentally at nearly 1,000, '"the animals calcium oxalate Kidney and bladder stones out, which could be prevented with a good supply of magnesium and pyridoxine. Pyridoxine deficiency affects to Halden in the more sustainable the higher the total protein intake is 6
is exciting to observe how the human body reacts to the supply of meat. Comparing the blood of a meat eater and vegetarians in the dark field microscope, the blood shows the vegetarians clear cell structure, good flow properties and improved oxygen uptake. Unlike the other hand, the meat eaters. Because the blood shows irritated immune system, poor flow properties, reduced oxygen uptake and "money roll forming. One of the most revealing facts (Dr. Edward Bach observed as the first) is perhaps that the life of the human intestinal bacteria important change occurs when you absorb meat in his diet. Dr. Beddow Bayly, said in a lecture on "The scientific basis of vegetarianism:" In the newborn child of the contents of the lower intestine portion is acid in its reaction. This promotes the growth of bacteria, which inhibit the development of rot-causing organisms. The latter can only thrive in an alkaline medium. The acidity increases in starch digestion. . . The shift to animal food does this reaction and prepares the way the growth of microorganisms that produce toxins and thus not only undermine the health, but also in the place of vitamin B12 . Try to put (sic) and other blood-forming substances "
After eating meat is observed the following: •
observed a fatigue that is lacking in meatless meals.
• an increase in temperature of the blood was observed, which is missing in a vegetarian diet.
• a proliferation of white blood cells (Leukozythose), which is absent in the vegetarian-control case.
• an increase in the tack (viscosity) of blood level, which at sufficient purely vegetarian diet is not the case.
• a reduction in the alkalinity of the blood, while in control of the vegetarian meal is not reduced.
is very interesting to now determine that we are in these five symptoms (fatigue, temperature increase, Leukozythose, viscosity, alkalinity reduction) and found almost exactly in all essential features of the natural defense reaction of the human organism, on the intrusion of a hostile power (infection, foreign bodies, etc.) used to be regular. These observations have been identified by Prof. Dr. Staehlin.
A further fact that meat is not healthy, so our immune system weakens, came from the working group to Ajit Varki of the University of California at San Diego. Meat, milk and milk products contain a substance that is foreign to the body. However, expanding the body, this substance, a chemical derivatives of the sugar, the N-glycolylneuraminic
(Neu5Gc), in his own organs. Although, the body most of the Neu5Gc from again, but a small percentage of the cells to build into their cell glyco-and lipoproteins. Nevertheless, the immune system recognizes the foreign sialic acid and makes antibodies against it.
Animal proteins have been and are still regarded as high quality and superior compared to the vegetable proteins. It used to be even that animal proteins are essential for life. This view has to correct you on closer examination. The protein of meat is indeed high (except potato and soy protein) but that does not mean that animal protein is better. For animal proteins have disadvantages that vegetable proteins do not have. For one thing, more vegetable proteins than animal proteins verzweigtketige amino acids, and these are easier to digest. Animal proteins, however, are rich in sulfur-containing amino acids Cysteine and methionine and have a larger share of the aromatic amino acids phenylalanine and tyrosine. Excessive intake of these two groups of amino acids by promoting their degradation to phenol and cresol, the skin and colon cancer, has been implicated in several degenerative Erkrankuingen related seventh
When evaluating a protein, the ratio of the various amino acids to each other is as important as the presence of essential amino acids. Plant proteins produce higher blood levels of arginine and glycine than proteins of animal origin and prevent clogging of arteries and atherosclerosis 8th
Animal proteins have, as described, with the exception of arginine usually higher levels of essential amino acids. It is likely that the ratio of Lycin to arginine was significant for assessing whether a protein can induce atherosclerosis. Studies have shown that rabbits develop atherosclerosis and have increased cholesterol levels when given feeding animal proteins. This is true even if their food is cholesterol free. If you give them vegetable proteins such as soy, these effects are not observed. Henceforth it was shown that proteins of plant Origin, the extent of sclerosis even in those animals lowered the cholesterol were fed.
Recent studies have shown conclusively that increased animal protein cholesterol levels, while contributing vegetable proteins to lower cholesterol levels in animals and humans 9 . Obviously, the ratio of lysine to arginine, a significant role in the process of cholesterol reduction. The concentration of various other amino acids are also involved.
protein rich plant foods also contain other nutrients, vitamins and minerals that improve the digestion and absorption of food. to obtain the modern trend to finishing plant protein sources with the aim of protein concentrates as a substitute for animal products, removed all those extra components.
animal-protein diets typically contain little carbohydrates especially low dietary fiber. In reaching typical Western diet of partially digested protein up to 12 g of the colon in the form of proteins, peptides and amino acids 10.
use in low carbohydrate levels, the bacteria in the colon, these protein radicals for their own metabolic needs and release during this process ammonia, which in turn increases cell proliferation, affects DNA synthesis and colon cancer (= cancer) is brought into connection. Furthermore, the amino acids phenylalanine and tyrosine by Escherichia coli Darmkakterien Bacteroides fragile and are metabolized. It falls to phenol, which, as we have seen, is responsible for skin and colon cancer. The phenol levels in urine increase in meat consumption, and fall off if more fibers are present 11th
Another disadvantage of animal protein is the high concentration and have part of the animal food. ie, animal foods are often high in protein levels, which seems at first glance to be favorable. Because high concentrations of amino acids in the intestine lead to the formation of new amino acid receptors in the intestinal epithelium and thus increase the absorption of amino acids 12th Only a fraction of these amino acids is used to meet the protein needs of our body. The excess can be converted into a form which the body either save or use as an energy source. Excess protein can not be saved as such because the organism is only equipped to fat in fat or carbohydrates in the form of glycogen store in the liver or muscles. To meet these requirements, the amino acids are metabolized. This transaction comes on phenol. The amino group is split off to form ammonia, which is extremely toxic to the body. Ammonia is then in the less toxic compound urea, which is excreted by the kidneys. This excess metabolites of the amino acids are harmful. It would therefore be well to limit their production in that it reduces in the first place, the protein intake and increase carbohydrate consumption.
A significant correlation between the consumption of animal proteins and the formation of kidney stones. What is particularly found in the affluent societies.
The best example is India. In the northern region of India, the consumption of animal protein is 100% higher than in southern India, and consequently there is the occurrence of kidney stones for more than four times the 13th
An animal protein-rich diet leads to the formation of calcium oxalate crystals because the composition of urine changed so that the ability to prevent the formation of crystals affected, 14
The calcium and uric acid levels rise in urine after the consumption of animal protein, while the Zitratspiegel decreases. This decrease in Zitratspiegel reduces the ability of urine to prevent crystallization. High-protein diets, especially animal proteins also lead to a significant kalziuretischen effect, ie a loss of calcium in the urine 15, 16, 17
animal protein contains higher concentrations of sodium sulfur-containing amino acids and honest, both of which lead to calcium loss in each 18th The catabolism of supplied in the diet increases the sulfur-containing amino acids Säureexkretionsrate by the kidneys, and this acid load directly prevent the renal reabsorption of calcium and has a calcium loss.
All these disadvantages are in the scientific investigations and studies, you can carried out in the last 20 years on this issue. Above all, clear that meat increases cancer risk considerably. The cancer rate is lower in vegetarians by 20 to 50% less than meat-eating people - regardless of cigarette smoking, body weight and socio-economic Verhältnissen19. The study by the Ontario Cancer Institute has concluded that the occasional consumption of meat, the risk of women developing breast cancer, increased by 13%. If large quantities of meat consumed, the risk increases by 17%. The researchers analyzed 45 individual studies to fat in the diet and breast cancer. The data of 580,000 patients and 25,000 healthy women were analyzed with respect to known and potential risk factor of 20 The most comprehensive research study ever conducted in the History of Medicine and was led by Dr. Takeshi Hirayama on, showed that women who eat meat every day, are four times more likely to develop breast cancer than women who have little or no meat eating 21st
is clear evidence that meat to suffer the risk of colorectal cancer in some cases increased significantly. The cancer risk is in women who eat red meat a day, 250% higher than in women less than once per Months eating meat 22nd The cancer risk is in people who eat red meat once a week, 38% higher than for people who give up red meat completely 23rd The cancer risk is in people who eat chicken once a week, 55% higher than in those who eat no poultry 24th The cancer risk is in people who eat poultry four times a week, higher by 200 to 300% than in those who take no poultry to be 25th
In the effort to isolate exactly responsible for the development of cancer dietary factors led Dr. Berg and his colleagues at the U.S. National Cancer Institute, a detailed study, in which the colon cancer rates were studied at least their connection with as many as 119 different foods. The insights gained from this research, Dr. Berg has published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. No other food even close could such a clear link be established for colon cancer development as in the flesh. Dr. Berg wrote: "The risks posed by beef, pork and poultry rose in proportion to the dangers of which quantities consumed. It seems like there is an exact relationship between cause and effect. "26 The digestion of meat in the large intestine causes the formation of highly carcinogenic substances. Carnivores, large Amounts of bile acids, particularly deoxycholic acid, produce to process the meat can. Deoxycholic acid is converted by Chlostridienbakterien in our intestines into potent carcinogens. The necessarily higher Desoxycholinsäurekonzentration in the digestive tract of meat eaters is one of the reasons for vegetarians compared to much higher rate of colon cancer. John Potter, one of the leading American Krebsepidemiologen, summarizes the status thus: "Despite the clear genetic influence plays a crucial role in the lives of cancer formation. The studies conducted so far show that in colon cancer ... a high vegetable and fruit consumption associated with a reduced risk is that can not be explained solely by the fiber content. Furthermore, the consumption of meat is associated with an increased risk, which in turn can be explained not only by the fat content. 27 The American scientist Dr. Walter Willet, who conducted the most extensive medical study of the causes of cancer, said after finishing his studies: "If you look at the data, the optimal proportion of meat in the diet is zero." 28 Cristina Bosetti and their employees from the "Instituto di Richerche Farmamacologiche in Milan" examined the eating habits of 1,031 women who were diagnosed with epithelial ovarian cancer (ovarian cancer). They compared the diet of patients with a healthy 2,411 women. Thus increasing meat, sugar and bread, the risk of developing Eieristockkrebs. Vegetables, especially legumes prevent cancer 29th However, not only for cancer seems meat main or partly responsible, but also for other of the many lifestyle diseases like hypertension, kidney stones, atherosclerosis, osteoporosis, allergies, diabetes, rheumatic diseases, etc.
first time in 1992 was a correlation between increased iron stores stocks and a 2.2 fold described an increased risk of heart attack. This finding has been by other Studies confirmed, 30, 31.
The heme iron from red meat is ten times better absorbed than iron plant origin. Between the heart attack risk and intake of heme iron is a positive relationship.
excess iron is a sculptor of free radicals and damaged by oxidative stress, LDL. The oxidative damage to LDL is again the most important pathogenetic principle for the formation of foam cells and atherosclerotic plaques.
became so only in January, a 12-year-long study in the Journal "American Journal of Clinical Nutrition published. In this, with over 30,000 participants extensive study, a correlation between the iron intake of red meat and the incidence of diabetes has been found of the type-2. Other risk factors such as obesity could be excluded as well as the negative influence of iron of vegetable origin 32nd From this perspective seems meat is not the best source of iron to be if you look at these studies. It is also proven that meat is the main cause of gout. Dr. Hyon K. Choi of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and his colleagues in the New England Journal of Medicine "(350, 2004, 1093) published a study in which more than 47 000 men studied for over 12 years. During the study, at 730 men first diagnosed with gout disease. After analyzing the data while the rate of gout disease among the one in five men with the highest consumption of meat (meat or meat products on average 2.5 meals a day), 40 percent higher than the one in five men with the lowest consumption (meat on average 0.5 meals a day).
particularly at risk for gout disease are the results of the study, people taking to the main meal of many beef, pork or lamb meat. When
highest consumption of fish and shellfish (0.8 meals per day) had the gout rate was 50 percent higher than in the group with the lowest consumption (0.04 meals per day), according to the researchers. There had been no relationship between the amount consumed, however purine-rich vegetables and the incidence of newly diagnosed gout disease 33rd
Comparing the health status of vegetarians and omnivores, the vegetarians have very often in better health than omnivores. This is in view of the health risks of meat as no surprise. In the study by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, one of the most extensive vegetarian studies with a duration of over 12 years and 11,000 participants, it was found that vegetarians more frequent ideal weight, lower blood pressure, Bluttfett and uric acid levels and improved kidney function have. The mortality rate was 20% and the cancer death rate by 40% lower than in the control group, meat-34th Scientists at the Loma Linda University in California, led by one of the most extensive studies with more than 24,000 subjects. The findings of this study appeared in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. The heart attack death rate in ovo-lacto vegetarians was only a third of heart attack death rate of meat-eating population. The heart attack death rate in vegans was only about a tenth of the 35 meat-eaters One reason that the risk for vegetarians and vegans to die of heart attack, is much lower, the salicylic acid. Of these, vegetarian up to twelve times more blood than meat-eaters. According to the researchers, who have higher levels of salicylic acid in vegetarians to reduce heart disease. The substance that is contained in the aspirin effect, anti-inflammatory and can processes that lead to a narrowing of blood vessels to prevent 36. Salicylate act via a mechanism of inhibition of inflammation by preventing the transcription of cyclooxygenase 2 (COX 2), and inhibition of prostaglandin F2alpha in the intestinal mucosa, which occurs at a concentration of 0.1 mmol per liter. These are values that were achieved in the vegetarians. Also vegetarians in their diet in general, more antioxidants than meat eaters. Whether the higher intake protects against atherosclerosis-promoting oxidation, studied four female researchers from Slovenia in 19 lacto-ovo-vegetarians. The test subjects had more antioxidant substances such as vitamins A, C, E, beta carotene and glutathione in the blood than non-vegetarians. The increase was only Vitamin C significantly. Was also significantly higher in the vegetarians, the total antioxidant capacity of the blood and the ratio of vitamin E to cholesterol, which is an indicator of the oxidation. At the same time, the vegetarians had lower cholesterol levels 37th
we consider, this figures to make identifying that meat for many of today in the industrialized nations widespread diseases main or is responsible, or is related, so no meat is regarded as a healthy and valuable food, but as a stimulant, that should be consumed as little as possible. There will be many in future studies on this subject, which most likely this show sucking.
I sent about 25 pages of this work to various organizations by mail with articles by Dr. T. Colin Campbell, Prof. Dr. med Dean Ornish, Dr. Caldwell B. Esselstyn and Dr. John McDougall on the subject. . This researcher is not Dieter Bohlen, whose opinion no one cares. All these scientists geören the most famous in the U.S. who have conducted studies, speakers and conduct of meetings are part of hospitals. The DGE wrote to me after about a half months with a thank you for the letter, and the statement that there is currently no scientific grounds to advise against meat. In about the same support to other government organizations. Things were very different from organizations such as leg UGB, FHI, JIH, etc., that neither the state nor any industries (such as CMA) are supported. General has worked for me, the DGE has long Disqualified. The highlight was sure Mr. Poodle. It is not so long ago, the DGE warned of a whole food, on the grounds that it could lead to Mangelerscheiungen. (We know this reasoning is not from somewhere?)
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