Eggs anyone??

[Incogneeto]

"Rooster Eggs"!!!

That's the answer.

[Bucky Cornstarch]

Don't eat eggs, unless you are ok with an 81% increased risk of prostrate cancer.

"Men who consumed 2.5 or more eggs per week had an 81% increased risk of lethal prostate cancer compared with men who consumed less than 0.5 eggs per week (HR: 1.81; 95% CI: 1.13-2.89; P(trend): 0.01)."

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21930800/

Men who eat eggs are more likely to lay submissively on the ground face down?

[RobertELee]

Men who eat eggs are more likely to lay submissively on the ground face down?

You probably have no idea how ignorant, juvenile, hateful, and bigoted your comment is.

 

[YoDoug]

He was actually calling out my missed spellcheck. My phone auto corrected and instead of prostate it chose prostrate. So his comment about laying face down is correct. This could be the first time he has actually been right about something.

[beej]

from the world cancer research fund. It seems like there is always a study that disputes a study. Whatever side of the aisle you fall on has a study.

https://www.wcrf.org/about-us/news-and-blogs/do-eggs-increase-risk-of-prostate-cancer/#:~:text=So%20it%20is%20possible%20the,and%20red%20and%20processed%20meat.

A new study is being reported in the media as suggesting a link between eggs and prostate cancer.

The findings of the study – that men who ate 2.5 or more eggs a week compared to men who ate less than half an egg week were 82% more likely to develop fatal prostate cancer – are certainly interesting.

But on their own they are not reliable enough to warrant men cutting back on eggs to reduce risk of prostate cancer.

For one thing, out of the 27,607 men followed as part of the study, only 199 died of prostate cancer during the course of the study. This number is too small to be confident that any associations between lifestyle and fatal prostate cancer are not simply down to chance.

Another problem with the study is that the lifestyles of the men who ate the most eggs also differed in other ways. For example, these men tended to be older, had a higher body mass index, were more likely to smoke and ate more red meat and dairy foods.

The researchers took some of these into account when they analysed the data, but this was not the case for dairy consumption.

This is a problem because our landmark report on cancer prevention, the most comprehensive ever published, found strong evidence that diets high in calcium (an indicator of dairy consumption) increase risk of prostate cancer (although because of contradictory evidence on bowel cancer, we do not make any recommendations on dairy one way or the other).

So it is possible the higher dairy consumption among the men who ate a lot of eggs may have skewed the results.

This means more research is needed before we can confidently say that eggs and prostate cancer really are linked. Our cancer prevention report did not conclude there was strong evidence that eggs affect risk of any type of cancer, including prostate cancer.

The researchers who have carried out this study have suggested the findings mean that "caution in egg intake may be warranted for adult men" but we would not recommend men cutting back on egg consumption to reduce their prostate cancer risk until there is more evidence. But men – and women – who do want to reduce their risk of cancer can do so by making the kind of lifestyle changes for which there is already strong evidence.

This includes maintaining a healthy weight, being regularly physically active and by having more plant foods such as fruits and vegetables and cutting down on alcohol, salt, and red and processed meat.

[neurosis]

He was actually calling out my missed spellcheck. My phone auto corrected and instead of prostate it chose prostrate. So his comment about laying face down is correct. This could be the first time he has actually been right about something.

I would have never even notices.  My brain just fixed the word for you. 

It probably helped that I didn't know what prostrate meant. 

[YoDoug]

from the world cancer research fund. It seems like there is always a study that disputes a study. Whatever side of the aisle you fall on has a study.

https://www.wcrf.org/about-us/news-and-blogs/do-eggs-increase-risk-of-prostate-cancer/#:~:text=So%20it%20is%20possible%20the,and%20red%20and%20processed%20meat.

LOL, did you read the whole page you posted? They pass the blame on to being out of shape, too much dairy, or too much processed meat. I wonder if the American Egg Board wrote that?

[beej]

LOL, did you read the whole page you posted? They pass the blame on to being out of shape, too much dairy, or too much processed meat. I wonder if the American Egg Board wrote that?

I did read it. And I agreed with it. In all things, moderation.

I think that the Egg board wrote the first paragraph and then the vegan board wrote the second paragraph, but the Almond Milk board edited the article, with help from Weight Watchers. But the beef and pork and poultry boards all made concessions in order to throw the tobacco board under the bus. Because no boards like the tobacco board.

[Bucky Cornstarch]

He was actually calling out my missed spellcheck. My phone auto corrected and instead of prostate it chose prostrate. So his comment about laying face down is correct. This could be the first time he has actually been right about something.

Correction: This is the first time you've actually recognized or understood that I'm right. Congratulations, there is hope for you yet.

[beej]

Correction: This is the first time you've actually recognized or understood that I'm right. Congratulations, there is hope for you yet.

even a broken clock in right a couple of times a day.

[Incogneeto]

Correction: This is the first time you've actually recognized or understood that I'm right. Congratulations, there is hope for you yet.

Bucky-"1"

Vegan-"0"

[pmartin]

even a broken clock in right a couple of times a day.

Unless it's a digital clock.

[neurosis]

Unless it's a digital clock.

Nobody under the age of 30 can read an analog clock anymore. Beej is showing his age.   

[Incogneeto]

Nobody under the age of 30 can read an analog clock anymore. Beej is showing his age.   

Beej is smart , He can read a Sun Dial.

[beej]

Beej is smart , He can read a Sun Dial.

That's true! I moved it under the oak tree in the front yard just to slow things down a little bit.