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06-20-2007, 07:05 PM #1Registered User
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Cholesterol in liver
I have noticed how cheap liver is at the grocery store and am excited to have found an extremely cheap protein source that I love. I have read though that it is extremely high in cholesterol. Is it nothing to be concerned about like eggs if I eat liver once every day or two days?
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Ewwww......liver
You do know that the liver is the bodies filtering system that filters all the toxins and crap? I could never eat liver knowing that. 
But hey, if you like it, then yeah Iain's right, unless you have pre-existing cholesterol issues.
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Originally Posted by Jodi
Ewwww......liver You do know that the liver is the bodies filtering system that filters all the toxins and crap? I could never eat liver knowing that.
But hey, if you like it, then yeah Iain's right, unless you have pre-existing cholesterol issues.
Are you joking? Liver is great check these out. I hate the taste so I take these its full of bcaa's. Arnold would pound like 50 of these a day they are very old school and very cheap source of protein,
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There is a BIG difference from dessicated liver supplements and fresh liver at a grocery store.
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06-20-2007, 10:09 PM #7Registered User
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Originally Posted by Jodi
Whats the difference if the cow was grass fed and recieved no steriods or antibiotics. I hate the taste of liver but I don't think its bad for you.
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Yeah and he's talking about a grocery store liver...... How many grocery stores do you see selling organic grass fed beef livers? How about NONE!
I never said liver is bad for you. I never said that at all. I just think it's disgusting to eat liver where it is the bodies filtering system.
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06-21-2007, 06:34 AM #10I enjoy SkyDiving ELITE MEMBER
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You forgot to say "eh" at the end. Your cover as a real Canadian might get blown so be careful.
Liver tastes terrible. I have heard great things about the benefits of liver pills but I have never actually tried them myself. Vince Gironda used to pimp them big time, might explain why Arnold used them."Years of hard work for only a single moment of perfection is a worthy trade." - Myself
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06-21-2007, 12:42 PM #11Amor Fati
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Good source of iron. I like the taste but eat it only occasionally.
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