Which is worse for your health, smoking cigarettes or eating red meat?

Answer 1

cigarettes

Answer 2

I'm vegetarian, but I would say smoking. It's obvious.


How many elderly red meat eaters do you see?

How many elderly cigarette smokers do you see? I'm talking about old people who keep on smoking.

My aunt was an unrepentant smoker. She lived to be about 79, but she had to go around with an oxygen tank for several years. I'm actually surprised she lived that long, but her quality of life must have been terrible.

Answer 3

i dont eat red meat and i quit smoking 6 months ago red meat containd vitamins and iron cigarettes do not i would say meat.

Answer 4

Smoking Cigarettes


There is no nutritional justification for the exclusion of red meat from a balanced low-fat diet. Contrary to popular opinion the level of total fat and saturated fat in the diet of vegetarians is only marginally lower that that if meat-eaters. Vegetarian diets are high in fibre and the iron and zinc present is poorly available. Even with their higher intakes of vitamin C, which aids iron absorption, there is clearly documented higher incidence of low iron status among vegetarian women.

Answer 5

Keep puffing away and you won't have to worry about eating red meat.

Answer 6

smoking

Answer 7

....ummmm, lets see... smoking....204 cancer causing chemicals, some containing Hydrogen Cyanide...
Red meat.... cholesterol.... I'll let you decide....

Answer 8

smoking cigarrette

Answer 9

I'd have to say smoking is ...

Answer 10

smokinggg.