Watch a vegetarian eat meat for the first time in 22 years

[Ca.]

Stephanie Potakis, casting director at The Onion, hasn't consumed meats since fourth grade. So we took her to a steakhouse in Chicago and fed her expensive meats.

:)

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[Yupo]

Good one! I will definitely share. :)

 

[scotseeker]

I saw this one on FB, it is certainly how I feel when eating good pastured, grass fed meats! Good one!

 

[Ca.]

I saw this one on FB, it is certainly how I feel when eating good pastured, grass fed meats! Good one!

What is interesting (if true with the 22 years without meat), is at the end, she has a emotional awakening (via chemical). And a momentary connection of the mind, body, and spirit.

Spiritual Nutrition: How the Foods You Eat Affect Your Mind, Body and Spirit
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[Beorn]

What is interesting (if true with the 22 years without meat), is at the end, she has a emotional awakening (via chemical). And a momentary connection of the mind, body, and spirit.

Thanks for sharing. I thought she was going to start crying about half way through. It's interesting that most of the people in the comments section don't seem to believe it's a genuine reaction. I'm not sure if it is or not but it is kind of what you would expect after being half-starved for almost a quarter of a century... and there is something indescribably delicious about the fat portions of meat.

 

[Ca.]

Thanks for sharing. I thought she was going to start crying about half way through. It's interesting that most of the people in the comments section don't seem to believe it's a genuine reaction. I'm not sure if it is or not but it is kind of what you would expect after being half-starved for almost a quarter of a century... and there is something indescribably delicious about the fat portions of meat.

Good observation. And thanks for networking your thoughts.

 

[Aaron r]

I loved that!

 

[bozadi]

I had been a vegetarian for more than 10 years until 2008, I think. I felt it was unethical to savagely kill animals to eat their meat. I still think the same way about the savagery issue, I mean we cause a lot of pain to them.

Around that time, I decided to quit vegetarianism, and the C's guidance about the issue helped me a lot about this decision. I'm happy for this.

 

[Foxx]

Great video c.a., thanks for sharing! I shared it on FB as well.

 

[Ca.]

Great video c.a., thanks for sharing! I shared it on FB as well.

Cool network.

And just for the record. Up until finding this forum and ALL related connection's offered by QTFG, I didn't know squat. So i am still learning as well.

Like, just recently i discovered right click on the Mouse.

Go Figure!...................... LOL :D

 

[Nico]

Shared it too !

It reminds me the pleasure I felt, eating a beef tenderloin... Just yesterday ! With my family, which slowly becomes accostumate to eating less detrimental foods.

 

[Ca.]

Shared it too !
It reminds me the pleasure I felt, eating a beef tenderloin... Just yesterday ! With my family, which slowly becomes accostumate to eating less detrimental foods.

If i may added other connections with support of your networking. Thanks for sharing. Remember it's about portion control as well.

Here also is the Cassiopaean channel, with recipes to help cope with this density's (food temptations), with alternative food options.

Diet and Health Recipes
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/board,50.0.html

Cassiopaea.org

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Published on Mar 4, 2015 (Produced by Harrison)

Plus a thread that Jedi Master Twirling Triskeles started back in April 07, 2015,
Ethics 101 - Virtues & Vices
https://cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php/topic,37870.0.html

Edit: Corrections

 

[Nico]

Thank you c.a., I am aware of the recipes, and I am not taking food as a temptation any more, just letting myself be, and if I slip (and I do, because food is very hypnotic like you said) it's not a problem.

I was just pushing a little bit my family when I began Keto, and even sometimes I repeat this tyranic behavior, it's far less harsh now, and so I think it played the changes.

 

[Ca.]

Thank you c.a., I am aware of the recipes, and I am not taking food as a temptation any more, just letting myself be, and if I slip (and I do, because food is very hypnotic like you said) it's not a problem.

I was just pushing a little bit my family when I began Keto, and even sometimes I repeat this tyranic behavior, it's far less harsh now, and so I think it played the changes.

I wasn't insinuating you were.

Good that you have the other information. I think your approach is rational, and a good recipe for success. IMHO!

 

[CNS]

What is interesting (if true with the 22 years without meat), is at the end, she has a emotional awakening (via chemical). And a momentary connection of the mind, body, and spirit.

Thanks for sharing. I thought she was going to start crying about half way through. It's interesting that most of the people in the comments section don't seem to believe it's a genuine reaction. I'm not sure if it is or not but it is kind of what you would expect after being half-starved for almost a quarter of a century... and there is something indescribably delicious about the fat portions of meat.

Well, I was a vegetarian for 18 years, and I had the same reaction as she did the first time I tried steak! It was literally overwhelming the amount of flavor that came with every bite, something I had been missing for many years. So I would say that it is authentic--or, at least it could be.