The climate change lie is dead, just like this board

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Boing

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Boing

No hot dog manufacturers are loading their meats with a high enough dose of sodium nitrite to become fatal. Pure disinformation is what your post asserts.

Yes, your disinformation is the only reason I check this board

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Boing

No hot dog manufacturers are loading their meats with a high enough dose of sodium nitrite to become fatal. Pure disinformation is what your post asserts.

Yes, your disinformation is the only reason I check this board

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Boing

No hot dog manufacturers are loading their meats with a high enough dose of sodium nitrite to become fatal. Pure disinformation is what your post asserts.

Yes, your disinformation is the only reason I check this board

Fatal Sodium Nitrite Poisoning: Key Considerations for Prehospital Providers

Abstract
Sodium nitrite is a powerful oxidizing agent that causes hypotension and limits oxygen transport and delivery in the body through the formation of methemoglobin. Clinical manifestations can include cyanosis, hypoxia, altered consciousness, dysrhythmias, and death. The majority of reports on sodium nitrite poisonings have been the result of unintentional exposures. We report a case of an intentional fatal overdose of sodium nitrite. A 17-year-old female reportedly drank approximately one tablespoon of sodium nitrite in a self-harm attempt. The patient was hypotensive and cyanotic upon EMS arrival. The patient decompensated rapidly into a bradycardic arrest during transport despite intubation, push-dose epinephrine, and intravenous fluid resuscitation. In the Emergency Department (ED), she received methylene blue and packed red cells but could not be resuscitated despite a prolonged effort. EMS professionals should consider sodium nitrite toxicity in patients with a suspected overdose who present with a cyanotic appearance, pulse oximetry that remains around 85% despite oxygen, and dark brown blood seen on venipuncture. Early prehospital contact with the Poison Control Center and ED prenotification in poisoned patients is encouraged.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)844-850
Number of pages7
JournalPrehospital Emergency Care
Volume25
Issue number6
StatePublished - 2021

Now who is living in disinfo.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:
Now every time I say this someone pops up to prove me wrong, because that is the collective fantasy here that I be wrong. However all that you are doing is babbling over Al Gore's carcass of lies.

So Taps to the climate change lie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WChTqYlDjtI

Hebrew National, Nathan's, Weinerschitzel, and Oscar Meyer are appalled at your disinformation. I wholeheartedly agree with them.

LOL Oscar Meyer literally lists "ingredients used to preserve quality" but they do not list them because they are all fatal in high enough doses, and the FDA says that this is ok, because killing people is their job

So eat your poison sodium nitrite you dumb schmuck as both the FDA and your rabbi could care less about your narrowing arteries.

PS. On which day did God create sodium nitrite and the butane used in cooking spray?

PSS. I keep this board alive by not posting about climate change as the climate change lie is dead

Boing

No hot dog manufacturers are loading their meats with a high enough dose of sodium nitrite to become fatal. Pure disinformation is what your post asserts.

Yes, your disinformation is the only reason I check this board

Fatal Sodium Nitrite Poisoning: Key Considerations for Prehospital Providers

Abstract
Sodium nitrite is a powerful oxidizing agent that causes hypotension and limits oxygen transport and delivery in the body through the formation of methemoglobin. Clinical manifestations can include cyanosis, hypoxia, altered consciousness, dysrhythmias, and death. The majority of reports on sodium nitrite poisonings have been the result of unintentional exposures. We report a case of an intentional fatal overdose of sodium nitrite. A 17-year-old female reportedly drank approximately one tablespoon of sodium nitrite in a self-harm attempt. The patient was hypotensive and cyanotic upon EMS arrival. The patient decompensated rapidly into a bradycardic arrest during transport despite intubation, push-dose epinephrine, and intravenous fluid resuscitation. In the Emergency Department (ED), she received methylene blue and packed red cells but could not be resuscitated despite a prolonged effort. EMS professionals should consider sodium nitrite toxicity in patients with a suspected overdose who present with a cyanotic appearance, pulse oximetry that remains around 85% despite oxygen, and dark brown blood seen on venipuncture. Early prehospital contact with the Poison Control Center and ED prenotification in poisoned patients is encouraged.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)844-850
Number of pages7
JournalPrehospital Emergency Care
Volume25
Issue number6
StatePublished - 2021

Now who is living in disinfo.

That is very disturbing, but she took way too much in an act of self harm. Hot dog manufacturers do not put anywhere near so much sodium nitrite on a hot dog.

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

So you are a retarded smoker as well as a failed shrink

Cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the United States each year.1,6 Cigarette smoking is estimated to cause the following:1

More than 480,000 deaths annually (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
278,544 deaths annually among men (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
201,773 deaths annually among women (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
Cigarette smoking causes premature death:

Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.1,2
Quitting smoking before the age of 40 reduces the risk of dying from smoking-related disease by about 90%.2

So your rabbi also approves kosher cigarettes so shorten your life.

At this point you need a new religion as well as a personality

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

So you are a retarded smoker as well as a failed shrink

Cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the United States each year.1,6 Cigarette smoking is estimated to cause the following:1

More than 480,000 deaths annually (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
278,544 deaths annually among men (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
201,773 deaths annually among women (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
Cigarette smoking causes premature death:

Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.1,2
Quitting smoking before the age of 40 reduces the risk of dying from smoking-related disease by about 90%.2

So your rabbi also approves kosher cigarettes so shorten your life.

At this point you need a new religion as well as a personality

More nonsense speculation from inconclusive statistics I see.

Are you aware that Thorazine does not cause drowsiness in tobacco smokers, nearly as much as it does in non tobacco smokers?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7060333/

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

So you are a retarded smoker as well as a failed shrink

Cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the United States each year.1,6 Cigarette smoking is estimated to cause the following:1

More than 480,000 deaths annually (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
278,544 deaths annually among men (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
201,773 deaths annually among women (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
Cigarette smoking causes premature death:

Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.1,2
Quitting smoking before the age of 40 reduces the risk of dying from smoking-related disease by about 90%.2

So your rabbi also approves kosher cigarettes so shorten your life.

At this point you need a new religion as well as a personality

More nonsense speculation from inconclusive statistics I see.

Are you aware that Thorazine does not cause drowsiness in tobacco smokers, nearly as much as it does in non tobacco smokers?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7060333/

Does Thorazine help you deal with your drug pushing rabbi, wanting you dead of lung cancer and kosher food poisoning?

With help you can break the habit.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

So you are a retarded smoker as well as a failed shrink

Cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the United States each year.1,6 Cigarette smoking is estimated to cause the following:1

More than 480,000 deaths annually (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
278,544 deaths annually among men (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
201,773 deaths annually among women (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
Cigarette smoking causes premature death:

Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.1,2
Quitting smoking before the age of 40 reduces the risk of dying from smoking-related disease by about 90%.2

So your rabbi also approves kosher cigarettes so shorten your life.

At this point you need a new religion as well as a personality

More nonsense speculation from inconclusive statistics I see.

Are you aware that Thorazine does not cause drowsiness in tobacco smokers, nearly as much as it does in non tobacco smokers?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7060333/

Does Thorazine help you deal with your drug pushing rabbi, wanting you dead of lung cancer and kosher food poisoning?

With help you can break the habit.

I don't take Thorazine.

But I took up smoking tobacco a couple months ago. I think it may have a similar anti psychotic effect. In any case, it really seems to help loosen whatever has got my guts tied up in knots. I don't like the brief nauseating effect, but I do like a bit less resistance when I poop.

I can still run my marathons too. I'm getting better at those. So again, your disinformation about food and drugs is appalling.

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

Spongy Iris wrote:

Swan wrote:

What is disturbing are rabbis blessing poisonous kosher food so that Jews will die. See kid you are a braindead idiot who lets Jewish Jew killers tell you what to eat because you are clearly too inebriated to think on your own, so you eat the poison that they tell you to, so that you die sooner. Again the sodium nitrite in kosher hot dogs is a lethal poison. However when you die, the rabbi will bless your grave as he laughs at the kosher believing schmuck

You may want to skip the toppings on your next hot dog, or skip it altogether: Health researchers at the University of Michigan have found that eating a single hot dog could take 36 minutes off your life.

In their study, published this month in the journal Nature Food, researchers looked at 5,853 foods in the US diet and measured their effects in minutes of healthy life gained or lost.

"We wanted to make a health-based evaluation of the beneficial and detrimental impacts of the food in the entire diet," Olivier Jolliet, professor of environmental health sciences at the university and senior author of the paper, told CNN.

The team came up with an index that calculates the net beneficial or detrimental health burden in minutes of healthy life associated with a serving of food. It's based on a study called the Global Burden of Disease, which measures morbidity associated with a person's food choices.

"For example, 0.45 minutes are lost per gram of processed meat, or 0.1 minutes are gained per gram of fruit. We then look at the composition of each food and then multiplied this number by the corresponding food profiles that we previously developed," Jolliet said.

One of the foods researchers measured was a standard beef hot dog on a bun. Its 61 grams of processed meat resulted in the loss of 27 minutes of healthy life, Jolliet said – but when ingredients like sodium and trans fatty acids were factored in, the final value was 36 minutes lost.

Consumption of foods such as nuts, legumes, seafood, fruits and non-starchy vegetables, on the other hand, have positive effects on health, the study found.

The index looks at foods that increase or decrease life expectancy, but it's not as easy as trying to cancel out detrimental food choices with more beneficial ones, Jolliet said.

"The index is primarily there to help aid in selecting and using calories consumed on a daily basis to tweak a minimum of habits and make the minimum of change to obtain a maximum benefit for health and the environment from our food experience," Jolliet said.

The point is to choose better foods, not to spend time doing the math, he said.

"Is it the ultimate metric that will tell you exactly what to eat tomorrow and entirely determine your life expectancy? No," he said. "It is a useful metric that can help you make more informed choices and makes it simpler to identify and make adequate small changes in our diet."

It's also not as easy as calculating what food to eat in order to live to be 100, said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition and public health at New York University. She told CNN the numbers may not be entirely reliable.

"Changing a diet to include or exclude any one food is unlikely to make much difference – it's dietary (and lifestyle) patterns that count," she said. "I suppose you could argue that the minutes add up, but that gets into further untested and untestable assumptions."

But you are free to off yourself with Hebrew national hot dogs full of sodium nitrite.

PS. We could do this for thousands of years and I would not make a mistake. But you and the judge keep up the good work releasing terrorist ****s pushing kosher food to murder as many Jews as possible. So again its all a lie

I looked up schmuck in the dictionary and your photo was there. Deal with it

This study has no basis for determining processed meats take years off a consumer's life, as I expected. They are making shit up.

Processed meat content: Most commercially available hot dogs contain around 10–50 µg of sodium nitrite per hot dog (which is about 45–60 grams in weight).

Of course I find fresher meat to be more satisfying, but still needs salt, takes longer to cook, and is less convenient for a busy lifestyle.

Eating those hot dogs without that tiny dash of sodium nitrite would carry a much higher risk of food poisoning IMO. Again, for hot dogs, that tiny dash of sodium nitrite is the salvation.

Deal with it, God did not put sodium nitrite in food, scumbags did and your rabbi approves.

You are however quite right, as no one ever smoked a cigarette then died of lung cancer, just as no one ever ate a hot dog and died of the effects of processed poison kosher approved meat. Wanna do a 100 mile bike ride? I'll drink my complex carbs and you eat kosher franks.

SEE YOU AT THE HOSPITAL AT THE HEART LUNG MACHINE, I'LL BRING THE KOSHER FRANKS TO YOUR ROOM

Ther have been many people who have died after eating hot dogs and smoking cigarettes, but in none of those cases can we certainly say cigarettes and/or hot dogs were the cause of death.

I don't think I'm ready just yet for a 100 mile bike ride, as that kind of motion while sitting is certainly still a trigger!

So you are a retarded smoker as well as a failed shrink

Cigarette smoking causes about one of every five deaths in the United States each year.1,6 Cigarette smoking is estimated to cause the following:1

More than 480,000 deaths annually (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
278,544 deaths annually among men (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
201,773 deaths annually among women (including deaths from secondhand smoke)
Cigarette smoking causes premature death:

Life expectancy for smokers is at least 10 years shorter than for nonsmokers.1,2
Quitting smoking before the age of 40 reduces the risk of dying from smoking-related disease by about 90%.2

So your rabbi also approves kosher cigarettes so shorten your life.

At this point you need a new religion as well as a personality

More nonsense speculation from inconclusive statistics I see.

Are you aware that Thorazine does not cause drowsiness in tobacco smokers, nearly as much as it does in non tobacco smokers?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7060333/

Does Thorazine help you deal with your drug pushing rabbi, wanting you dead of lung cancer and kosher food poisoning?

With help you can break the habit.

I don't take Thorazine.

But I took up smoking tobacco a couple months ago. I think it may have a similar anti psychotic effect. In any case, it really seems to help loosen whatever has got my guts tied up in knots. I don't like the brief nauseating effect, but I do like a bit less resistance when I poop.

I can still run my marathons too. I'm getting better at those. So again, your disinformation about food and drugs is appalling.