Alright, dude, let’s tackle the biggest myth out there: "Red meat is bad for your heart."
That claim is based on studies that lump clean, natural beef into the same category as fast-food burgers, fries, and processed meats loaded with preservatives. That’s like comparing a Dude Food grass-fed ribeye to a gas station hot dog. Not even close.
1. Red Meat Is Packed with Heart-Healthy Nutrients
Ever heard of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)? It’s a powerhouse antioxidant that supports heart function, improves blood circulation, and even helps with energy production. Guess where you get it in high amounts? Beef.
Not to mention, red meat is one of the best sources of heme iron, which helps carry oxygen through your blood and keeps your heart pumping strong.
2. The Right Fats Are Your Friend
For decades, people thought saturated fat was the enemy. But recent research shows that naturally occurring saturated fats—like the kind found in high-quality red meat—are NOT the problem.
In fact, these fats:
✅ Support healthy cholesterol levels
✅ Help with hormone production (hello, testosterone!)
✅ Keep your heart functioning properly
The real enemy? Refined sugars, processed junk, and industrial seed oils (found in fake meats, cheap fast food, and mass-produced meat).