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08-15-2002, 03:21 AM #1Never surrender
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Pork vs. beef
Could anyone explain why beef is better than pork?
How about fish or chicken?
What are the differences between those?
I was asked by someone who is a pork eater, why is beef better, and I didnt have a scientific response!
thanxThe more I know , the more my fear augment!
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I think the cow likes it better when you eat pork!
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08-15-2002, 07:11 AM #4Never surrender
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All of the above!Originally posted by w8lifter
Better for what? Overall health, building muscle, purely as a protein source, etc??The more I know , the more my fear augment!
Life has three roads: one straight, one wrong, and the last which you take!
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