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On Aug 30, 6:27?am, Goomba38 > wrote:
> Sheldon wrote:
> > If your Cardiologist made that statement he or she is an imbecile...
> > the lean portion of either pork or beef contains the same quantity of
> > cholesterol by weight.

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> Doctors are not nutritionists.


Has not a whit to do with being a nutritionist. Has to do with basic
intelligence and common sense... actually all six of my cat's brains
can ascertain within nanoseconds that porterhouse contains more
cholesterol than round... and none have a diploma.

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Sheldon wrote:
> On Aug 30, 6:27?am, Goomba38 > wrote:
>> Sheldon wrote:
>>> If your Cardiologist made that statement he or she is an imbecile...
>>> the lean portion of either pork or beef contains the same quantity of
>>> cholesterol by weight.

>> Doctors are not nutritionists.

>
> Has not a whit to do with being a nutritionist. Has to do with basic
> intelligence and common sense... actually all six of my cat's brains
> can ascertain within nanoseconds that porterhouse contains more
> cholesterol than round... and none have a diploma.
>
> Sheldon Lips
>

I'm not disputing that porterhouses contain more cholesterol. I just
find it odd that people expect doctors to be nutritionists who can spout
off fat contents or nutritional values of particular pieces of meat for
some odd reason? I can't grasp where they got the idea that they should be?
I just used your post to voice this statement. It was not a statement
about what you said exactly...
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