is it true that vegetables and meat do not digest well together?

Question

like there not suposed to be eaten in the same meal.

Answer 1

OF COURSE NOT, SILLY!

Answer 2

Scintifically they do. You can eat both together. But I favour to eat only vegetables. It digest 100 times esier than meat and keeps people health with long life.
People eat vegetables raw or cooked and use them as part of a main meal, in salads and soups, and as snacks. Vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet. They are excellent sources of vitamins, especially riboflavin, thiamine, and vitamins A and C. Vegetables also supply the minerals calcium and iron. Most vegetables do not have many calories.
Most nutritionists consider meat an important part of a well-balanced diet. Meat supplies vitamins, minerals, and fat necessary for good health and growth. Meat also provides an especially good source of proteins, which the body needs to build and maintain its cells and tissues. Proteins are made up of chemical units called amino acids. The proteins in meat are called complete proteins because they provide all the essential amino acids-and in the proportions the body requires.

Answer 3

If u eat too much meat, it clogs ur intestine during digestive process. It takes longer for meat to digest and pass thru. Thus if u take vegetables after heavy meat meal, vegetables will also not get passage for completion of the digestive process for them, in the intestines. Be moderate in eating. If u take small potions of meat, it should not cause any problem of so called mixing. The digestive process starts with alkaline juices released in chewing the food, none required by meat. Followed by acids acting on food in the stomach and again alkalies in the intestines. No possibility of any interference if vegetables and meat are mixed and both of them are taken in moderate quantities, more so the animal proteins.

Answer 4

Meat slows down the conversion of vegetables and other types of food into glucose (blood sugar). The slower this conversion, the better for your body, as a slow conversion is less likely to trigger a hyperinsulinemic response.

Keep eating your vegetables and meat at the same meal, if you so wish.

Answer 5

They digest fine together.