Again Eric Bahrt spouts irrelevant nonsense to back up his claims that meat is harmful.
So an author who writes books for money claims “that male meat-eaters in America are more than 10 times more likely to die of a heart attack than male vegans”. Should we trust his claims? I actually believe this claim might hold true for the many Americans (along with men in other countries) who eat huge amounts of meat in one sitting – see the TV series “Man Versus Food”. But those who eat meat moderately will not fall into this “10 times more likely to die” category, so these claims are inaccurate and are stated just to sell books.
Eric, can you prove the American Heart Association and other health organisations to be wrong?
Telling us, incorrectly, that not being vegan or vegetarian will kill most of us, when history has proven that it will not, is not working for you.
Victor Meldrew
Bangkok