Vegan Theory Club Weekly Mega thread: 2025-01-30 - 2025-02-05
Welcome to the Vegan Theory Club Weekly Megathread!
Questions of the week (Feel free to answer one, both, neither, or posit your own!):
Which fields of science are you particularly fascinated by, and can you tell us a niche or exciting tidbit relating to it?
What is your favourite vegetable(s)?
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Lately it has been medicine. I have a healthy diet and exercise but as I cross into my mid 40s my numbers on my blood tests weren't amazing. I had high triglyceride levels and I was getting headaches and learned that my blood pressure was over 120/80. I downloaded a bunch of medical textbooks and am learning how to be a GP. I then followed advice from Dr. Klaper, upped the amount of greens, switched out white rice for brown and starting exercising every day and I reversed course and am all in the green now. Because of this success I have been more interested in lifestyle and aging medicine. Knowing what I know now I really don't think the keto people are going to live a long time π¬
Have you eaten them all yet? They look really good!
As with learning health and how to be a GP, I feel like I am forced to go that route as well with the way healthcare is going here in Aus haha. Feels like whenever I get the chance to see a doctor I am dismissed and not taken seriously, or even better yet straight up lied to. Glad things are working out well for you :)
I am sprouting stuff atm, you damn sprouting hippies are corrupting me (rice, mung, lentils). How does one use non mung bean sprouts? Do you cook them? Raw as a garnish?
With lentils sprouts if I just sprout them to tails then I cook them in soups. If I grow them to greens like these do I eat them raw in salads and on sandwiches.
Rice I usually sprout to small tails and cook like normal, it is essentially malting it.