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  1. 07-19-2005, 10:54 PM #1
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    Prawns, can you eat too many?

    Are there any dangers associated with eating too many Prawns or other types off shellfish? (I would currently eat 2 1/2 to 3 lbs per week)

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    If you have an allergy...yes.....if not no....I have eaten 2 lbs in one sitting.
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    What exactly is a prawn?
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    Quote Originally Posted by luke77
    What exactly is a prawn?
    Big...shrimp
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    aren't they high in cholesterol?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JayBee
    aren't they high in cholesterol?
    Not as much as a cheese burger or a pizza.
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    i stick with my birds. im a poultry kinda guy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JayBee
    i stick with my birds. im a poultry kinda guy.
    I ate turkey and chicken for 99.999% of all my protein meals for 3 years when I competed.....hate the stuff now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by winglet
    Are there any dangers associated with eating too many Prawns or other types off shellfish? (I would currently eat 2 1/2 to 3 lbs per week)

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    Apart form getting sick and tired of eating it i dont think there is any prob. I love prawns/shrimp. Damn tasty lil things . But after a certain amount of it in one sitting, i start to hate it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JayBee
    aren't they high in cholesterol?
    Yes.. But it is the same with eggs - it is not really a problem unless you have a genetic predisposition to hugely high levels of cholesterol.

    Otherwise eat up - the are an excellent source of lean protein.
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    Thanks for the help.

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    Prawns and lobsters
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    Quote Originally Posted by ForemanRules
    Big...shrimp
    are you sure they're not little shrimp!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JayBee
    aren't they high in cholesterol?
    doesn't matter. genetics determines whether or not you will have high total cholesterol values, diet only has a small effect.

    cholesterol is cholesterol. remember it is the carrier of the cholesterol that makes the difference, high-density lipoproteins(HDL) = Good, low-desnity lipoproteins(LDL)=Bad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    doesn't matter. genetics determines whether or not you will have high total cholesterol values, diet only has a small effect.

    cholesterol is cholesterol. remember it is the carrier of the cholesterol that makes the difference, high-density lipoproteins(HDL) = Good, low-desnity lipoproteins(LDL)=Bad.
    Not entirely true actually start with Chliomicrons VLDL, LDL, and HDL. Genetics does play a part but it is actualy your diet because that affects the amount of four different types of lipase in your body. you body then in turn uses there lipases turning Vldl and ldl into HDL that is where diet and antioxidants come in. While we are at we should also tell everyone that there wieght is Genetic as well when in actual reality if you have a 100% genitic condition for weight only 13% of your body weight is due to genetics. it is only harder for them to loose weight that already gained not there DNA makes them fat. Same with cholestoral if you eat like shit when you are younger and have a ton ldl then you are screwed when you are older because you now have to play catch up the the HDL. Exactly the same as purposley lifting yourself into injury by not havinga plan.....just plain dumb.
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