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Hey guys - regarding Tuna

I hate any canned meat. I've forced myself to eat albacore before, chunk light - I'll throw up, shit really is cat food.

Canned chicken is pretty gross too, I think it just reminds me of tuna too much.
 
can eat a can of chunk light in 4 bites! albacore takes too long to chew. if I'm going to make a traditional tuna salad though I guess albacore yeah. but for bodybuilding they are the same protein and health except for the albacore which kills you if you eat it, you get mad hatter's.
 
chewyxrage said:
I hate any canned meat. I've forced myself to eat albacore before, chunk light - I'll throw up, shit really is cat food.

Canned chicken is pretty gross too, I think it just reminds me of tuna too much.
yeah I hear ya. I can only eat it every niow and then, when I really am in the mood. Otherwise - ick!

Bran - are you saying Im going to die?
 
Smurfy said:
yeah I hear ya. I can only eat it every niow and then, when I really am in the mood. Otherwise - ick!

Bran - are you saying Im going to die?
nonononno loooooooool, I mispoke, jeez oops.

you just have this disease:

The term "mad as a hatter" will forever be linked to the madcap milliner in Lewis Carroll's classic children's book, Alice in Wonderland. But few actually know that the true origin of the saying relates to a disease peculiar to the hat making industry in the 1800s. A mercury solution was commonly used during the process of turning fur into felt, which caused the hatters to breathe in the fumes of this highly toxic metal, a situation exacerbated by the poor ventilation in most of the workshops. This led in turn to an accumulation of mercury in the workers' bodies, resulting in symptoms such as trembling (known as "hatters' shakes"), loss of coordination, slurred speech, loosening of teeth, memory loss, depression, irritability and anxiety -- "The Mad Hatter Syndrome."

Probably part of your palpitation problem.
 
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