Healthy meat consumption 101 – How to distinguish good meats from bad meats

By : IreneTreesa | 0 Comments | On : September 4, 2012 | Category : Food news, Healthy Food

(NaturalNews) Vegetarians who personally avoid eating meat for health reasons will sometimes suggest to their friends that, in general, eating meat is harmful to health. But the all-encompassing term “meat” is a misnomer, as there are many different kinds of meat that a person can eat — conventional, feedlot-based meats; organic, grass-fed meats; and everything in between — and some meats are actually healthy, while others are not.

Most of the meat sold in the meat section at your local grocery store, whether it is beef, chicken, pork, or fish, comes from animals that have been raised in an industrial environment, and fed artificial foodstuffs that would not otherwise have been a part of their natural diet. Conventional beef, for instance, typically comes from cows raised in confinement, that have no access to pasture, and that are fed an unhealthy diet comprised of genetically-modified (GM) corn and soy byproducts during the final stages of their lives.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/037058_dietary_meat_processed_animal_health.html#ixzz25Ux14LQT

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