How to Win An Argument With a Meat-Eater
<p>Oct 25, 2011 04:36 PM
 
Number of U.S. medical schools: <strong><em>125</em></strong>
Number requiring a course in nutrition: <strong><em>30</em></strong>
Nutrition training received by average U.S. physician during four years in medical school: <strong><em>2.5 hours</em></strong>
Most common cause of death in the U.S.: <strong><em>heart attack</em></strong>
How frequently a heart attack kills in the U.S.: <strong><em>every 45 seconds</em></strong>
Average U.S. man's risk of death from heart attack: <strong><em>50 percent</em></strong>
Risk of average U.S. man who eats no meat: <strong><em>15 percent</em></strong>
Risk of average U.S. man who eats no meat, dairy or eggs: <strong><em>4 percent</em></strong>
Amount you reduce risk of heart attack if you reduce consumption of meat, dairy and eggs by 10 percent: <strong><em>9 percent</em></strong>
Amount you reduce risk of heart attack if you reduce consumption by 50 percent: <strong><em>45 percent</em></strong>
Amount you reduce risk if you eliminate meat, dairy and eggs from your diet: <strong><em>90 percent</em></strong>
Average cholesterol level of people eating meat-centered-diet: <strong><em>210 mg/dl</em></strong>
Chance of dying from heart disease if you are male and your blood cholesterol level is 210 mg/dl: <strong><em>greater than 50 percent</em></strong>
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