Is red meat really bad for you?: BBC News Review

[@bbclearningenglish]

Is there more to coffee than just drinking it? Experts say that the smell of the beans is just as important. Neil and Catherine discuss the science behind why coffee often smells better than it tastes and teach some new vocabulary along the way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4OWiJd4epZggK8

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Public health bodies say the findings undermine sensible eating advice.. what is the meaning of these sentence?

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I feel like it's so hard to really know what food/diet is truly the best nowadays cause there's so much conflicting information. Lots of people think veganism is 100% the healthiest diet, but then there's other people who swear by keto, low carb, gluten free, carnivore etc.

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You are right - there is always conflicting information so it's best to follow the advice you trust most and listen to your body.

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The most healthy way to eat is to drink only water :)

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Thanks a bunch for your channel, where can I have the subtitle or transcript?

[@НаталияАлександровна-т9ч]

www.bbc.com/future/article/20191002-is-meat-really-bad-for-you

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Click the little black arrow on the right below the video and you will see the lesson text.

[@gitahindrawati8059]

When my favourite group band back on the menu, it makes me raising eyebrows and I can't go cold turkey on my insomnia for watching their music video.

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it's very comprehensive statement ..............bravo Gita

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Nice

[@celinejesus7703]

My bf went cold turkey when he quit smoking after met me because I told him I’ll never find a bf who’s smoking

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It means ur bf loves u so much.it's so hard to quit smoking

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If only everybody speaks as clear as they do.

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Great News Review, as usual. Thanks a million guys :-)

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Thanks! We love Shakespeare here at BBC Learning English, so we're really glad you enjoyed that series! Thanks so much for commenting! Good luck in your studies. 😃

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I m raising eyebrow to saw this episode ......because its brilliant ......

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Agree!! :P

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For me Catherine

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It's the same for me. Good voices and super professional! Thanks a lot Neil and Catherine and BBC Learning English

[@mariadolorespaula]

Your topics are such good fun, guys . Don't go cold turkey on the joys of life for God'sake! We all need a little harmless turkey to make life worthwhile...Remember when all egg lovers went cold turkey,? And now it is back on the the menu with the blessing of Mrs. Science! (It is feminine in my mother tongue.)

[@AndrzejLondyn]

The most healthy is palm oil from high street supermarkets :-)

[@nicknikle5887]

Go Cold Turkey! Never heard of it! I love it! Does anyone know what the origin is?

[@bbclearningenglish]

Although it's not 100% certain, one theory is that when someone is withdrawing from drugs, their skin goes cold, pale and covered in goose bumps - just like the skin of a cold turkey!

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I would like to find how to subtitle ( in english of course). I think I would make more progress with english subtitles. Thank you for your answer

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Our News Reviews don't have subtitles. However, all of our 6 minute videos have transcripts in the descriptions below. You can find them here: 6 Minute Vocabulary: bit.ly/2XuovIf 6 Minute Grammar: bit.ly/2Wo8Iti We hope that helps. 😃

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[@jastin5151]

Can I say I went cold turkey on alcohol?

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You can, but this is quite a strong statement. Cold turkey means that you suddenly stopped consuming something addictive, then had bad effects from withdrawal. If you decided to quit, with no negative effects, you could say "I knocked it on the head".

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i may go cold turkey when i quit drink beer :)

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Good luck!!

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Neil you need to taste our "asado" so you will change your mind you will be raissing eyebrows 😂😂😂🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

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I still need to read the English subtitles. I learned and improved a lot doing this! Why not allow them in this video? You're very good teachers.

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Thanks a lot for another educative News review! You guys help me a lot with my English. About the "eyebrows" - Can it be used in a sentence like this for instance? -> "Eyebrows were raised in disbelief in the whole room" Thanks again!

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It's sad when I went cold turkey smoking everyday with my friend.

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Why dont the video have subtitles ?

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You can read the transcript on BBC site.

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Although BBC Learning English is extremely good to imporove English skills, giving such wrong messages about scientific findings can have bad effects on public healt on long run.

[@Kevin509wisdom]

When the chocolate bread is back on the menu in our cafeteria, I ate tons of it every day. Seeing the fatter and fatter me, my colleagues raised eyebrows and reminded me that I had to go cold turkey now, otherwise I maid get obesity.

[@hiroshii586]

These are some information given by this video. You all can have a look at my simple examples. 1. Back on the menu (available again) I went to my favourite restaurant to check that my favourite dish is back on the menu. 2. Rising eyebrows (causing surprise and disbelief) Escaping from the danger rised my eyebrows. 3. Go cold turkey (give up a bad habit immediately and completely) I am about to go cold turkey even if I stop eating junk food, but my mum tells me that I shall eat up all of them before they go bad.😆

[@emmasun7359]

Back on the menu means available again Raising eyebrows means causing surprise or disbelief Going cold turkey means stop bad habit completely and immediately

[@TheVera9966]

Of course red meat is unhealthy, the thing is that the meat industry aims to be profitable, if nobody consume meat they collapse. The human small intestine is about 20 FEET LONG, a lion's is 5 FEET LONG, therefore, you can see why it's very hard to get meat through your digestive system it can sit in pockets for ages causing disease yet it will pass quickly through a lion. We are not and never have been lions just to clear that point up as a few people out ..So the fat of the meat takes ages to be expelled by humans, therefore, it sticks on the intestine walls becoming rotten, being so, this rotten fat causes colon cancer.

[@takeoffyourblinkers]

lmao. If meat was bad for you, we would have died out as a species many millennia ago. It's what people mix with their macros. Meat/protein, sugar/carbs and fat, ie, junk food is bad, you know, those takeaway giants. In animal meats, saturated fat comes with unsaturated fat, and is almost always more unsaturated. With the exception of milk. Vegetable oil has only been on the food menu for around 100 years as has most packaged shit as well. Stop listening to agenda driven doctors and eat real food.

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It seems so hard to stop staying late immediately but I decided to go cold turkey.

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Hiền Phùng Thị Thu excellent example

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Back on the menu - available again Raise the eyebrows - surprised Go cold turkey - give up a bad habit

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i'm from Brasil, improving mg listening. thanks a lot.

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In my opinion, is important to eat a variety of foods, because different meals give us nutrients that compliment our diet. However, sometimes our accelerate lifestyle make us to take inappropiate feed decisions.

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I don' agree that " raising eyebrows " means " causing surprise ". It means " showing surprise "

[@AbidAli110]

The doctors have directed me to avoid red meat because my cholesterol is high😥😭😔🤲🙏

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Yes, it is true that red meat needs to be avoided in certain circumstances. Are you finding it difficult to eat less red meat...?

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@@bbclearningenglish Yes, I'm eager to have it but I can't.

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I will cold turkey if I give up red meet again! I already tried before, but it's back on the menu.

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Enjoy - even cold turkey can taste nice sometimes!

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I think the correct answer for bangers and mashes is number c . Sausges and potatos

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It might really helpful for beginners to watch this video with subtittle

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Great neil .you went cold turkey.you gave up caffeine congratiolation 🎈🎈❤

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I quit coffee cold turkey as soon as I got the advice from my doctor on the phone last April.

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What that picture for? many comments say go cold turkey. You will get what you pay for!

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I really want to know how much Rob loves biscuit？ haha

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How much Rob loves biscuits takes the biscuit! Find out more here: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/features/the-english-we-speak/ep-190820

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When i saw red meat causes cancer i was rising eyebrows and i want immediately go to Turkey to eating red meat

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How can i remember vocabulary for a long time ??? I am very bad grammar , help me please

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The price of the lamb's meat can raise eyebrows ....

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I will go cold turkey I will give up eating unhealthy foods

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She gets raising eyebrows when she sees a black cat . My. Favorite dish is back on the menu .

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back on the menu: available again off the menu: not available raising eyebrows: surprise and disbelief go cold turkey: to give up a bad habit totally and completely Many thanks, BBC 😘

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You are welcome. And thank you for your summary of meanings here - it is very useful for other people using this site.

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It was a killer video..coz I'm a vegetarian 😁 I hope that meat back off the menu one day ..I would like to give my heartfelt thanks to you both 💙💙

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I am your big fun now. Thanks for existing 💖.

[@anhoang4362]

Is Drinking alcohlic with red meat the good for health?

[@hsun-hsinhuang5813]

Can I say > go cold turkey “on sth “? For example, I went cold turkey on smoking when I’m ready to become pregnant.

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Yes, we can. We can say that we are going cold turkey 'from' something or 'on' something.

[@DuongTrongHue]

meat is not good.`it's painful but sometimes it's best to go cold turky

[@bbclearningenglish]

Cold turkey - to suddenly go without red meat - can be hard but if it makes you feel healthier then it's worth doing.