Immortality

[killthesunshine]

Quote from ByLoSellHi:

Dude, you're the one who claimed that a 'tomato' has all the protein one needs in their diet, no?

That is the largest pile of vegetarian bullshit I've ever read anywhere.

Your credibility is irreparably broken in light of that comment, alone, although it's clear you also don't understand how cells regenerate nor the nutrients that they need to do so.

your a moron

 

[DataCruncher]

Quote from ByLoSellHi:

I don't eat fast food.

I only eat clean food; nothing processed, from packages or bags or boxes. I don't eat anything that has a shelf life of more than a few days, unless refrigerated, in which case, I strive to eat only non-radiated foods (i.e. organic eggs and meat; I don't consume any dairy as I'm allergic to casein).

Your radical views on 'all meat is bad and unhealthy' is the biggest difference between us.

As I've said before, science is absolutely clear that humans are hard pressed to obtain optimal nutrition without the easily assimilated iron, vitamin B12, zinc and essential peptide chains provided by amino acid sequences contained in animal protein.

I won't rehash this debate with you.

You don't have to eat red meat to obtain these essential elements of nutrition - seafood of a decent variety is a healthy way to obtain zinc, essential fatty acids and vitamin B12, but the problem with many types of seafood is lipophilic toxicity due to heavy concentrations of mercury and PCBs as the world uses the oceans as their industrial dumping grounds, unfortunately.

would it be better to take the necessary vitamins to get the nutrients instead of eating red meat or seafood?

that way you avoid the saturated fat & growth hormones in meat and the mercury & toxins in seafood

 

[ByLoSellHi]

Quote from DataCruncher:

would it be better to take the necessary vitamins to get the nutrients instead of eating red meat or seafood?

that way you avoid the saturated fat & growth hormones in meat and the mercury & toxins in seafood

I don't believe so, DC.

Most vitamins one takes orally are excreted, intact, in the urine. There was a massive Lancet study that showed over 98% of orally taken vitamins passed through the urine, unabsorbed.

There are some that do get absorbed through the gut or GI tract, but they are few in number, and tend to be the 'fat seeking' or lipophilic type, such as Omega-3 fatty acids from cod, sardine, mackerel or other fish species - the better quality supplements here are run through processes that allow the manufacturer to suspend and discard the toxins that accumulated in the fish.

Subcutaneous injections of certain vitamins and supplements is the best way to get absorption, as this method bypasses the gut and GI tract, altogether. But quite a few vitamins can't be administered this way.

 

[killthesunshine]

Quote from ByLoSellHi:

I don't believe so, DC.

Most vitamins one takes orally are excreted, intact, in the urine. There was a massive Lancet study that showed over 98% of orally taken vitamins passed through the urine, unabsorbed.

There are some that do get absorbed through the gut or GI tract, but they are few in number, and tend to be the 'fat seeking' or lipophilic type, such as Omega-3 fatty acids from cod, sardine, mackerel or other fish species - the better quality supplements here are run through processes that allow the manufacturer to suspend and discard the toxins that accumulated in the fish.

Subcutaneous injections of certain vitamins and supplements is the best way to get absorption, as this method bypasses the gut and GI tract, altogether. But quite a few vitamins can't be administered this way.

your a moron

 

[ByLoSellHi]

Quote from killthesunshine:

your a moron

What are you, like 12?

Go to bed.

 

[killthesunshine]

no like 22 what you like 35? you talk like a dad old man

 

[DataCruncher]

Quote from ByLoSellHi:

I don't believe so, DC.

Most vitamins one takes orally are excreted, intact, in the urine. There was a massive Lancet study that showed over 98% of orally taken vitamins passed through the urine, unabsorbed.

There are some that do get absorbed through the gut or GI tract, but they are few in number, and tend to be the 'fat seeking' or lipophilic type, such as Omega-3 fatty acids from cod, sardine, mackerel or other fish species - the better quality supplements here are run through processes that allow the manufacturer to suspend and discard the toxins that accumulated in the fish.

Subcutaneous injections of certain vitamins and supplements is the best way to get absorption, as this method bypasses the gut and GI tract, altogether. But quite a few vitamins can't be administered this way.

I have not seen that Lancet study, do you have a link?

 

[Cutten]

Immortality is bad. Have you seen how reactionary, set in their ways, and conservative 50 year olds are? Imagine a world where most people are over 100. Jesus fucking christ, even Adolf hitler would be preferable to that kind of hellish gerontocracy.

For every Buddha, Tolstoy, or Steve Jobs, there are 1 million fucking losers who have given up on life and want the rest of the world to suffer like they do.

If that isn't enough to scare you, imagine a world where 99% of the opposite sex are over 100 years old.

 

[Vinny1]

Quote from ByLoSellHi:

I don't believe so, DC.

Most vitamins one takes orally are excreted, intact, in the urine. There was a massive Lancet study that showed over 98% of orally taken vitamins passed through the urine, unabsorbed.

There are some that do get absorbed through the gut or GI tract, but they are few in number, and tend to be the 'fat seeking' or lipophilic type, such as Omega-3 fatty acids from cod, sardine, mackerel or other fish species - the better quality supplements here are run through processes that allow the manufacturer to suspend and discard the toxins that accumulated in the fish.

Subcutaneous injections of certain vitamins and supplements is the best way to get absorption, as this method bypasses the gut and GI tract, altogether. But quite a few vitamins can't be administered this way.

Have you heard anything good about Centrum Multivitamins, which my wife and I take each day? Are we wasting our money and time? If so, can you recommend some good multivitamins out there?

Also, we eat Total cereal each day, which has 100% RDA of 12 different vitamins and minerals. Is that enough where we don't have to bother with multivitamin pills?

As far as iron goes, with the Centrum and the Total cereal, it works out to 200% RDA of iron which is 36 milligrams. Is that too much to be taking on a daily basis? I heard too much iron can cause certain health problems.

 

[killthesunshine]

most take a vitamin because they are not getting their DRI's (RDA) from their diet. if this is the case vits are a poor substitute for nutrition. everything that is beneficial in a vegetable cannot be distilled & packed in a pill

ceratinly the vit pill will not provide you with immortality.. there is no evidence that it will impart any additional years