Canada's Government Propagandizing Against Meat

1/9
>JUST EAT PLANS AND NUTS [AND INSECTS]

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Got milk? Not so much. Health Canada's new food guide drops 'milk and alternatives' and favours plant-based protein
Canada's new food guide, the first update in more than a decade, recommends fruits and vegetables make up half our plates at any meal


Drink water. Go light on the animal products. Fill half your plate with fruits and vegetables. Fruit juice is liquid sugar, not fruit. Avoid processed foods. Limit booze.
>DRINK WATER
>GO LIGHT ON THE ANIMAL PRODUCTS
>FILL HALF YOUR PLATE WITH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
>LIMIT BOOZE (Canada is becoming Sharia compliant)

Canada’s new food guide is being praised for its simplicity, for doing away with confusing, “idiotic and ridiculous” recommended portions and serving sizes and for promoting a plant-heavy eating plan that’s more in line with dietary guidance from other countries, where the smallest section in the grocery store is the dairy aisle.
>IDIOTIC AND RIDICULOUS [to have any expectations of caloric intake]

Health Canada released its new food guide. Health Canada
But the guide is also being criticized for being too simple and fuzzy, for including “healthy eating” tips that sometimes border on the mildly patronizing, and for demoting dairy and beef — foods that, until now, enjoyed almost miracle food status in one of the country’s most venerable documents.
>DAIRY AND BEEF ARE OUT

The new guide, the first rewrite in more than a decade, recommends Canadians choose proteins that come from plants— not animals — more often.
>JUST EAT PLANTS FOR PROTEIN

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2/9
Gone is the rainbow of the old four food groups, replaced by a single plate, half of it filled with fruits and vegetables, and a quarter each to whole grains and proteins. “Milk and alternatives” and “meat and alternatives” have lost their status
as official, standalone food groups
and have been lumped into the protein-rich category instead.

At a technical briefing in advance of Tuesday’s release of the updated food rules, Dr. Hasan Hutchinson was asked why anything dairy appeared to be largely absent from the composite plate and snapshots of “healthy eating.”

“Certainly in the picture of the composite plate you’ve got, ah, yogurt — that’s right there in the protein group,” Hutchinson, director general of Health Canada’s office of nutrition policy and promotion, told reporters. And, while it may have been hard to see, there was milk in a bowl of porridge and berries.

Hasan said the long-awaited rewrite is based on a rigorous scientific review using the best available evidence, and that industry-commissioned reports were intentionally excluded to reduce any perception of conflict of interest — real or perceived — and to maintain “the confidence of Canadians.”


Among the changes:

The previous four food groups — vegetables and fruit, grain products, milk and meat — are history. Instead, food is now separated into three groupings: vegetables and fruits, whole grains (such as whole grain pasta, brown rice and quinoa) and protein foods (lentils, lean red meat, fish, poultry, unsweetened milk and fortified onions beverages, nuts, seeds, tofu, lower fat dairy and cheeses lower in fat and sodium).

It’s really about nutrition and quality of life, much more so than providing a pamphlet for Canadian agriculture

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3/9
Also gone are recommendations for specific portions or daily servings. No one wanted the old measures, said Dr. Yoni Freedhoff, an associate professor in the department of family medicine at the University of Ottawa.

“Nobody weighed and measured their foods. Nobody really followed it, nobody knew what a serving size was. They were ridiculous and idiotic,” said Freedhoff, a bariatric medicine specialist. “But they provided the food industry with something really powerful to market — especially the dairy industry, which talked about how many servings of dairy you needed to have per day, and how Canadians were doing a poor job with that.”

The new guide instead focuses on proportions, with an emphasis on a high proportion of plant-based foods. It also recommends replacing foods that contain mostly saturated fat (cream, high fat cheese, butter and the like) with foods that contain mostly unsaturated fats, like nuts, seeds and avocados. A diet higher in vegetables and fruits is linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, eating more nuts or onions protein can help improve blood fat levels, and processed meat has been linked to higher risks of colorectal cancer, Health Canada says.
>EAT NUTS AND SEEDS
>PROCESSED MEAT HAS HIGHER RISK OF CANCER [AND OF NOT BEING A ONIONS BOY]

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4/9
While some have accused Health Canada of pushing an environmentalist agenda, the agency says the food guide’s primary focus is health, though it does acknowledge eating more plant and fewer animal-based
foods can “help to conserve soil,
water and air.”
>AVOID MEAT TO CONSERVE THE ENVIRONMENT
>CONSERVING HUMAN LIFE- THAT'S OLD THINKING

In fact, water should be our “beverage of choice,” the guide says. It’s essential for digestion and keeps us hydrated without adding empty calories with “little to no nutritive value.” Water can include water from fruit, vegetables and soups. But the guide recommends moving away from fruit juices and other sugary drinks (100 per cent fruit juice has been unceremoniously struck from the “fruits and vegetable” grouping to the delight of many nutritionists). And, it warns of the health risks of drinking excess amounts of alcohol, including certain cancers, hypertension and liver disease. Booze can also be a significant source of free sugars and saturated fat when mixed with syrups, sugary drinks or cream-based liquors.

Chris Selley: New Food Guide is a bit silly, but a rare win for ‘evidence-based policy’
>YOU MUST LISTEN, THIS IS SCIENCE

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That pic clearly shows cubed beef, chicken breast, egg and salmon.
Grains a shit, though.

5/9
Farmers fume over expected focus on plant-based proteins in Canada Food Guide makeover

‘The womanization of protein consumption’: Canadians quickly turning away from meat, study
finds
>CANADIANS DON'T LIKE EATING MEAT
>CANADIANS ARE CHOOSING PLANT BASED DIETS

Scientists say a plant-forward diet could save millions of lives and avoid climate change
>THINK OF THE CLIMATE

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6/9
Canadians are also being advised to limit our consumption of highly processed foods and to prepare meals and snacks using ingredients that have little to no added sodium, sugar or saturated fats. It offers lifestyle advice: Cook
more often. Eat meals with others. Take time to eat. Notice when you are hungry and when you are full. Be aware of food marketing.
>WE JUST WANT TO HELP YOU AVOID EATING TOO MUCH

The Dairy Farmers of Canada maintains that there is “no scientific justification to minimize the role of milk products” in the Canadian diet, and warns that lumping milk products together with other protein foods will lead to “inadequate intakes of important nutrients.” The industry had warned that any drastic change to the guide would harm a sector already reeling from concessions granted in recent trade agreements.

However, scientists such as Dr. Walter Willett, a Harvard nutrition expert (who comes from a long line of dairy farmers) has argued humans have no nutritional requirement for animal milk whatsoever. Last week, a team of international scientists said a plant-leaning “planetary diet” — one drastically low in red meat and high in legumes (beans and lentils) — could save millions of lives and the planet.
>IT'S FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH

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7/9
Hutchinson, of Health Canada, said the agency still recommends lower-fat dairy as part of a nutritious diet, and that the intention is not to reduce total fat in the diet, but saturated fat.

Sylvain Charlebois, a professor in
food distribution and policy at Dalhousie University, sees trouble for the dairy sector ahead, “since you are now seeing a federal agency discouraging consumers from drinking more milk or eating dairy products.”

“We have a very protectionist system in Canada and domestically we have a federal agency that doesn’t necessarily endorse the nutritional role of dairy products as much as they used to,” he said.

Even if we had the advantage of another century of research, we’re probably going to be recommending the same thing
>WE'RE NOT CHANGING OUR MINDS
>SO YOU BETTER DO THE CHANGING


He called the revamped guide an “historic” and positive change. “It’s really about nutrition and quality of life, much more so than providing a pamphlet for Canadian agriculture.”
>WE'RE HELPING CANADIANS FIGHT THE FOOD CARTELS
>BY SHOWING THEM THAT LESS IS MORE

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8/9
Freedhoff, of the U of O, said the new food guide can be adapted to multiple different approaches to eating (except perhaps the carnivore diet) and no longer gives a “wishy-washy” pass to refined grains, “the grains that tend to
populate the ultra-processed foods
in the world.” The old guide said people should make at least half their grains whole, which suggested they could also make half their grains refined.

He and others were surprised the dairy lobby failed to win the day in the food debate, though the jig for dairy is hardly up. “The food guide doesn’t recommend you shouldn’t eat dairy, but it also doesn’t suggest dairy is a magical food, in and of itself,” Freedhoff said. In previous iterations, “every single Canadian was told to drink two glasses of milk each and every day — that was a coup for dairy.”

Charlebois, of Dalhousie University, said the food guide was a severe point of tension between Agriculture Canada and Health Canada. “It appears this time Health Canada won. It’s not supply driven — it’s very much about food demand. The paradigm shift is clear to me, which is actually quite refreshing.”
>REMEMBER, YOU CANADIANS WANTED THIS
>WE'RE JUST TELLING YOU TO DO WHAT YOU ALREADY WANT TO DO

“You go to any grocery store in Europe, the dairy section is very small — you can barely find milk.”
>EUROPE IS DOING IT
>EUROPE IS THE FUTURE

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The fact alcohol is included is further evidence the latest guide “is more free of industry influence than any other before it,” said David Hammond, a professor in the school of public health at the University of Waterloo.

Hammond said the food guide is a bit more holistic, a bit more inclusive and extends a “more explicit nod” to the growing numbers of Canadians going vegetarian or vegan.
>MORE AND MORE CANADIANS ARE GOING VEGAN AND VEGETARIAN
>YOU SHOULD TOO
>REMEMBER THAT WE'RE ONLY TELLING YOU TO DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO


“Even if we had the advantage of another century of research,” he said, “we’re probably going to be recommending the same thing, which is that we should eat more fruits and vegetables, limit processed foods and don’t drink too much sugar.”
>WE'RE SURE THIS IS THE FUTURE
>BE PART OF IT

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>shows meat
That's tofu.

The tofu is the two cubes near the center, to the left of the yogurt.

Shameful. Eat bacon

m.youtube.com/watch?v=fqUFKP3HCmo

>no milk

Chicken and Salmon, gross.

To be honest, cow's milk is pretty fucking disgusting.

Per government worker: Milk and whole grains, in the old guide, were almost elevated to superfoods. We don't agree.

Cow milk is so over-processed it's mildly harmful.
All that new-age whole grain bullshit and overly sugary fruit are hellishly expensive, riddled with mutations and pesticides and not to mention grown in greenhouses or imported from some 3rd-world shithole.

The ((((Canadian government))) has greatly diminished the role of meat and diary in the new cuckhold guidelines. The "protein" section is made of of mostly non meat foods, wtf are those things anyway?

Moslems in Canada will ignore this 100%, continue to eat a lot of meat and make children. Who is going to follow these new vegan guidelines and become sick and infertile??

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COMMENT FROM nationalpost.com/health/health-canada-new-food-guide-2019#comments-area
>VEGETABLES HAVE PLENTY OF PROTEIN
Clive Smith
Read some useful material and you will educate yourself about the plethora of protein sources found in vegetables! Really!

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>MEAT IS AN ADDICTION
Carl Drexler
Sadly, it is always human nature to adopt what is convenient over facts. Meat-eaters who have been addicted to the taste will not easily give it up. Hence, the hemming, hawing, and rationalization as they are not prepared for such drastic change. But, change will have to, eventually, come for the sake of future generations and this planet, unless we live for the moment and are too shortsighted. This absolutely brilliant post outlines it all:

lite.cnn.io/en/article/h_4f6f94bd46890f84996a4dfcbb892c43

If one steps back, takes a deep breath, and thinks in an unbiased, non-defensive fashion, the world can get better. Our path is towards doom and disaster without major steps taken, despite the constant gainsaying and nay-saying. It is like alcoholics - unless one admits there is a problem and sees the light at the end of the tunnel, one will live in darkness forever. .

I see kidney beans, chickpeas, almonds, navy beans, peanuts, walnuts and... pumpkin seeds?
Walnuts are pretty great, honestly. I'd put them above chicken. I don't process beans for shit, though. I try to avoid carbs as much as possible and the only unfermented dairy I eat is butter for cooking and 35% cream in my morning cup of coffee.

Whole grains can be bread...which actually has sugar, but I don't believe they're speaking of anything more processed than that.

It's not propagandizing against meat, you fucking idiot. Meat is included in the guide, but it's part of the "protein" macro category.

>buying whipping cream for coffee
Whew

You're late CGDF

>look at all that meat!
Yes, all 4 bites.

Of course, they're prepping us for future life in the sleeping pods eating bug food, mandatory netflix jacked into the retina

>Carl Drexler. Sadly, it is always human nature to adopt what is convenient over facts. Meat-eaters who have been addicted to the taste will not easily give it up. Hence, the hemming, hawing, and rationalization as they are not prepared for such drastic change. But, change will have to, eventually, come for the sake of future generations and this planet, unless we live for the moment and are too shortsighted.

They all sound like Barbara Spectre.

Reminder that everyone was always right, they want us to eat bugs and grow to a trillion billion people all living in tiny sleeping pods.

Try it. Very satisfying.
It's hard getting my fat intake high enough without my food being pretty much just bacon. People have been swearing by butter coffee, but I can't be arsed to put my coffee in a blender every morning.

True. This is clown world.

I like what someone said about the comment: "There is no way the person who wrote this does not abuse her children."

Milk is shit and horrible for you, every bit as bad as onions. Tons of sugar and estrogen raising hormones

Butter melts in coffee
The more you know.

>Educate myself
>With vegan propaganda.

No thanks, you have fun with your starvation cult, I'll stick with my biologically appropriate food.

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Oh no! A useless piece of paper says to eat healthy. Now the government is going to imprison me and make me eat bugs. Save me mad max lmao

Can someone plz explain to me what is supposed to be wrong with milk? Been seeing this shit everywhere.

Yeah, but if you don't blend it, you'll get an uneven dispersion, with just a layer of fat on top.
With the 35% cream, I get a good boost of lipids with less hassle.

Non whites cant drink it so the (((media))) shills against it

You're mentally ill. Good luck to you.

Vegans all look like cancer patients.

>just let the propaganda work on the kids
>adults- DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT!

Having to use a blender is why I stopped doing BPC too. Heavy cream in coffee is toppest tier shit if you need more fat in your diet. I do carnivore with limited dairy and two eggs with a cup of coffee with heavy cream is the breakfast of the gods.

Alright, I believe you. Just had to see if I could bust your nuts, given you're a leaf.

>4 bits of meat is enough
>if you disagree WITH GOVERNMENT, then you're mentally ill
t. cultist

>My enemies (you) want me to eat less meat
>People who hate me want me to eat less meat

Thank KEK I live in a first world country and I can afford all kinds of meat, cheese etc etc . My enemies want to harm me by forcing me into a starvation cult called Veganism lol.

Here's a long term vegan, vegans behold your future!

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Remember that the shit the governments push also get subsidized for being the "ordained" food choices. Canada grows a fuckton of lentils and rapeseed. They also happen to recommend lentils and canola oil even though they're fucking trash.

Kids dont give a fuck. If you had kids you would know that they want junk food all the time regardless of what some retarded food guide says.

>Canada's Government Propagandizing Against Meat
What did you expect? Remenber when they decided to demonize Brazilian meat imports by claiming it had mad cow disease? That was a big fat lie, and I never ate so much churrasco then that time.
Canada has been losing the battle against globalism for some time.

>Brazilian meat
Think how many producers they ruined.

With this we destroyed your livestock reputation internationally and cost you billions annually. Feels good man.

>pushing canola
Just another meme. Just like this nuts craze. Just like every craze they push

Relax onions, mushrooms, and bugs can be made to look like any type of food. The future is now.

Hell yeah. Eggs are like crack to me. Some people used to call me "cool hand luke" because I downed 20-something pickled eggs in less than 24 hours once or twice.
I fucking love sour cream, too. Get the highest fat percentage you can get and serve it on some pan fried ground meat with a bit of tomato, salt and pepper.
Would you be insulted if I judged you like you were from California for having the star spangled banner on your post?
Canada is a big place, bud.

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I didn't even notice that, I just got hung up on the gaslighting about "taste". Vegans use weird phrases like we're only eating meat for the "taste", when technically, pizza and spaghetti and other unhealthy food tastes way better than just meat and milk.

Good call on the Spectre genocide language.

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"Fuckton" is putting it mildly. More lentils than all other countries combined. Too bad I can't handle the things.

IDK, man. When I was a kid all I wanted was meat and seafood.

Indians can handle dairy quite well

I cant get raw butter or raw milk where I live, and it's not even technically vegans to blame, I think it's big dairy and corrupt politicos fucking me over per usual.

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No proteins? The next generation of Canadian men will have smaller dicks, and become gay.

Taste has fuckall to do with it.
If I don't eat primarily animal protein, I feel like death.

If you can, get some Norman style butter.

Remember that vegans eat so much sugar that they essentially base their diets on eating desserts. Watch a vegan day of eating video and you see so much sugar shit and smoothies.

>we'll share today's slice

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Fuck that noise. East meat and lots of it. I eat meat with every single meal and I'm healthy as fuck at almost 40.

what's wrong with lentils?

Amerilards upset that we don't want our kids to weigh 200 pounds by the time they hit middle school. It's also just a guide so stop sperging out.

I've been eating more meat, drinking more whiskey, and avoiding the recently legalized weed, they are trying to turn the population gay and weak with this (((food guide)))

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>do what gov't says
>they only want what's best (for you)

We don't have the enzymes to break them down. It's why beans make you fart, because your intestinal microbiota CAN digest it, and they produce gas in the process.

>vegan diet
Must be expensive

>But, change will have to, eventually, come for the sake of future generations and this planet, unless we live for the moment and are too shortsighted.

Fuck this communist garbage. If there's a problem we will solve it instead of eating god damned crickets. Lab meat, more expensive meat, whatever. Let the market fix it, not childless bitter women who want to tell you what you can eat.

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HAhaha jewish masters changing their cattles diet by force. Have fun eating god damn cockroaches for substance. It's good for you goy!

Strictly speaking, if you just beans and rice, that's vegan.

Weren't you just shilling for Veganism a second ago? Remember when they, (((they))), recruit you into Veganism, they show you the young beautiful vegans, they never show you the fifteen, twenty years vegan veterans, because they look like the living dead.

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>people won't stop eating meat by decree
>so we'll increase the prices

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Imagine being triggered by a food guide high in unprocessed whole plant foods.

In the United States meat and dairy is subsidized by taxpayers to the tune of $40 Billion every single year. As a species we've never eaten as much meat and animal products as we do today. It's stupid, unhealthy and unsustainable both environmentally and economically to keep shoveling pounds of meat into your gullet every day.

Also, 99% of the meat you eat has been fed unnatural diets of GMO onions and corn. So the vast majority consumers of onions are meat eaters. So maybe you should start eating some fucking plants, basedboys.

>aren't you pushing veganism?
I'm OP. OP is satire.

The problem is that environmentalist/vegan progressives and other forms of progressivism are cults based on Judaic principles of the sinful nature of man and our redemption by being good goys leading to heaven(on earth/utopia) and the threat of armageddon/end of times hanging over us all to make us join their cult of fear.

>subsidized
It's not subsidization to NOT tax someone as hard as you could.

Go ahead. It's not your business to tell your neighbor how to live.

Or, is it that they're just cowards- who feel guilt- and don't question its source- other people.

Pic related almost 60 years old, 30+ years eating nothing but plants

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That looks right to me actually. Because I eat like my people ate four hundred years ago, and not like some retarded burger fat who wonders why he gets cancer after eating four hamburgers and six pork chops every week.

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Why such huge tits?
Also, shit muscle tone. Why holding so much water?

>water
Or is he just have a fat layer?

Retarded leftists actually want to implement sin taxes on meat even though it's the healthiest thing to base your diet on. They actually claim to believe cow farts are causing global warming. It's why even though soda is the liquid jew and fucking horrible for you I don't agree with putting a sin tax on it. Give the government the ability to tax something you're against and they might turn that power on something you like.

You are probably healthy as fuck. I was that idiot kid demanding more sugar on my horsefeed. (Breakfast cereal) the milk probably kept me alive.

I understand, but vegans really hang on to the theme that we meat eaters are just "putting our taste buds above animals lives"

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the guilt is caused by their cult programming

He literally has a boob

>healthy
No, but I'd be dead if I were vegetarian.

How does he look when he takes that wig off?

Northern Europeans have a gene that allows them to digest milk for long periods of time. Perhaps this has been created to suit the new Canadian?

>sin tax on meat
What are the chances the carbon tax is levied on meat?

Thanks noted.
That may have something to do with vegans horrible teeth lol.

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Pic related in 60s, longtime paleo guy

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We're healthier than humans have ever been and living longer than ever.

90% of the increase in cancer is because people are living long enough to get it.

>cult
But they're free thinkers.
They're advanced compared to us!

>dis info shill thread trying to distract from trudeau scandal
you csis niggers glow in the fucking dark

>eating what your famine-stricken potato nigger ancestors ate out of necessity instead of what's actually good for you
Nah dude it's that meat that's giving Americans cancer, not the processed shit, industrial seed oils, and sugar laden garbage sold as "healthy" food.

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but insects are highon protein which is necessary for a good diet