Does eating red meat make you more aggresive ?

Answer 1

There is some evidence that it can, but it's not conclusive. What DOES seem to be true is that male vegetarians are better lovers once they get past 40 or so than male meat eaters. It's not clear whether it's related to all the animal hrmones you get in meat or the reduced circulation caused by fatty buildup in the arteries, or the various blood pressure and diabetes meds that meat eaters are more likely to need, but it seems very clear that meat eaters perform less well in bed after 40 than men who have been longtime vegetarians.

Answer 2

Human tooth structure mandates that we consume a variety of different foods. I would sooner label espresso a creator of aggression rather than a harmless T-bone.....then again I am not a radical vegan extremist either.Please note I do not consider all vegans in this fashion....but every basket has its nuts.*chuckles* Generally speaking the largest brains on the planet belong to "meat eaters",(please notice I am not saying carnivores here) as well as the highest functioning brains at that. The consumption of meat plays a role here. I think human beings have a tendency towards aggression part of the fight or flight mechanism. But if meat is to blame why are some of the vegetarian anti-meat eating editorials so darned hostile. Don't blame the meat....blame the person who chooses aggression as a form of expression, then pity their limitations. Be well.

Answer 3

no it dont,,,,,,i love eating red meat,,,and im not aggresive

Answer 4

no.. the triptofan makes you slugish

Answer 5

I haven't experienced this.

Answer 6

i dont think so