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cuppacoffee · 09-19-2012

"I was raised a thinker. I was raised to understand things," he says. "I was always asking, 'Why?'"

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**ObsiWan** · 09-20-2012

Nice read.
Thanks for posting.

DocBar · 09-20-2012

MSR, you old grouch.

The Pencil Neck · 09-21-2012

Quote:

Originally Posted by DocBar

MSR, you old grouch.

Got him for ya.

Insideop · 09-21-2012

Nice article about Foster. I still worry though about how his body will hold up to the NFL grind on a vegan diet. The vegans I've seen and known, and it's a very small number, have been very thin. Not much muscle mass. I'm wondering if Foster will start losing his muscle mass and density as the season and his career move forward.

One famous vegan athlete I remember was Bill Walton who played in the NBA for a number of years. He had 1 championship season with Portland and that may have been his only healthy season. It seemed he was always breaking bones and missing large parts of the other seasons he played, and this was basketball, not football. Of course there are always other factors that can come into play like genetics and modern sports medicine, but for the most part I don't think the vegan diet is good for a pro athlete. I guess we'll find out this season.

09-19-2012	#1
cuppacoffee Resident Grouch Join Date: Apr 2004 Age: 73 Posts: 3,979 Rep Power: 16239	Article On Foster "I was raised a thinker. I was raised to understand things," he says. "I was always asking, 'Why?'" http://www.discovered.msn.com/articl...WT.mc_id=msnhp __________________ Experience shows, alas, that our religious conviction bears as much relation to our personal holiness as a man's dinner jacket to his digestion.- Tony deMello S.J.

09-20-2012	#2
ObsiWan Contributor Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: League City, Tx Age: 61 Posts: 10,026 Rep Power: 36703	Re: Article On Foster Nice read. Thanks for posting.

09-20-2012	#3
DocBar Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: I'm international Section: Channel 700-ish on NFL Sunday Ticket Age: 43 Posts: 7,222 Rep Power: 17539	Re: Article On Foster MSR, you old grouch. __________________ “If you take a highly intelligent person and give them the best possible, elite education, then you will most likely wind up with an academic who is completely impervious to reality.” Halton Arp

09-21-2012	#5
Insideop Hall of Fame Join Date: May 2006 Location: In the "Control Room" Age: 58 Posts: 1,564 Rep Power: 4854	Re: Article On Foster Nice article about Foster. I still worry though about how his body will hold up to the NFL grind on a vegan diet. The vegans I've seen and known, and it's a very small number, have been very thin. Not much muscle mass. I'm wondering if Foster will start losing his muscle mass and density as the season and his career move forward. One famous vegan athlete I remember was Bill Walton who played in the NBA for a number of years. He had 1 championship season with Portland and that may have been his only healthy season. It seemed he was always breaking bones and missing large parts of the other seasons he played, and this was basketball, not football. Of course there are always other factors that can come into play like genetics and modern sports medicine, but for the most part I don't think the vegan diet is good for a pro athlete. I guess we'll find out this season.

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