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fast foods have taken over the place it's so true.
Goodys, everest, grigoris, pita pan, loxandra etc etc
Thing is the old tavernas still exist and still make excellent food, you just have to arrange your time in a way that you can go to them.
But we do tend to become fat bastards after around 35 years old with an amazing uniformity...
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That we do too.
But we also live longer than any other european. (or are amongst the first 3 places) DONG!!!
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But that doesn't preclude that we wouldn't have cancer epidemic before.
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I think it is because now smoking is even more widespread, particulalry in young people and particularly in girls. i.e. 30 years ago, 15% of girls under a certain age smoked. Now the percentage is... 40%.
IIRC We are #1 in the 15 EU countries in smoking, french and italians come next.
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Canada
Mar 2002 time: 05:26
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22
And my naive question is: why now? There were always people who smoked why is the cancer epidemic coming now? |
Cause people aren't dieing of flu, TB, inflections, lockjaw
etc. anymore, we live long enough to get cancer.
Smoking isn't the only cause. It's your food, it's not as good as it used to be.
The taste and nutrinents of a 1930's tomato for example were after higher than now, todays tomato does'nt burse as easily and is redder. And of course
the pesticide residue.
Same for meat, grain fed livestock (corn is the worse)
don't produce as good meats (white fat, bad) as
pasture fed (yellow/gold fat, good)
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Ozz
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Canada
Mar 2002 time: 05:26
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quote: Originally posted by alva
What's lockjaw btw? |
Tedinus, A blood poisioning usually by a cut by a rusty
iron object. Causes Lockjaw, which the jaw muscules
lock shut. Sudden loud noises and sudden lighting
changes will kill the inflected person. Not many people
ever survived lockjaw (BTW my fatherinlaw survived it)
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Jon Miller
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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Any unpastureurized cheese under sixty days old cannot be imported into the United States. Camembert and Brie are supposed to be eaten very young. So we can't get true Camemberts in the US unless you live close to the Canadian border. |
are you sure?
I am pretty sure what I bought said it was Camembert
Jon Miller
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