Negative effects of eating CHICKEN!CHICKEN!CHICKEN!!!??

[jerkamania]

First off, I LOVE chicken, eating them of course. I take 2 pieces of chicken breast each day, one as my lunch and another dinner. My question is, is there any negative effects eating 2 chicken breast a day, 14 a week, and 56 a month, other than getting sick of it of course? Thanks for your time!

[SouthsideIrish44]

I'm gonna go with a big fat NO!

[jth16]

First off, I LOVE chicken, eating them of course. I take 2 pieces of chicken breast each day, one as my lunch and another dinner. My question is, is there any negative effects eating 2 chicken breast a day, 14 a week, and 56 a month, other than getting sick of it of course? Thanks for your time!

I ate 6oz cooked chicken 5X per day for the past, oh I dunno, 4-5 months.

[titebuoy]

there are no negative effects

[jerkamania]

SWEET!!! Chicken!! HERE I COME!!
oh yea, thanks guys! lol

[Saturnal]

The only possible negative affect of eating too much of one type of protein that I've read about is you can develop an allergy to it (sorry don't have any sources off-hand). But this typically happens more with dairy I think. So eating chicken twice a day is probably ok I think. I've been eating it 2-3 times per day for a year and a half, and I've had no problems.

[Jenflower2]

First off, I LOVE chicken, eating them of course. I take 2 pieces of chicken breast each day, one as my lunch and another dinner. My question is, is there any negative effects eating 2 chicken breast a day, 14 a week, and 56 a month, other than getting sick of it of course? Thanks for your time!

The only negative effects I can think of are if the chicken is not organic. That means you are ingesting a huge amount of pesticides, horomones, etc on a daily basis.

[jerkamania]

The only negative effects I can think of are if the chicken is not organic. That means you are ingesting a huge amount of pesticides, horomones, etc on a daily basis.

Yea, that was what I feared too...but i get them from the early market FRESH! So it should be fine...i hope!

[Conduit]

First off, I LOVE chicken, eating them of course. I take 2 pieces of chicken breast each day, one as my lunch and another dinner. My question is, is there any negative effects eating 2 chicken breast a day, 14 a week, and 56 a month, other than getting sick of it of course? Thanks for your time!

you may become an African American if you are not one already...lol ( welcome to the family lol)

[Aindreas]

The only possible negative affect of eating too much of one type of protein that I've read about is you can develop an allergy to it (sorry don't have any sources off-hand). But this typically happens more with dairy I think.

Yeah, I know it can happen with eggs, with chicken it's probably a little rarer but still a possibility. Basically all food allergies are caused by proteins though; I'm allergic to peanut protein b/c I ate pb like a fiend. If I become allergic to red meat or salmon I'm not gonna be a happy camper lol.

[Romanyay]

First off, I LOVE chicken, eating them of course. I take 2 pieces of chicken breast each day, one as my lunch and another dinner. My question is, is there any negative effects eating 2 chicken breast a day, 14 a week, and 56 a month, other than getting sick of it of course? Thanks for your time!

But some downsides include the fact that chickens have as much cholesterol as red meat but their eggs have triple the amount of cholesterol in red meat. This is dangerous because it can clog your arteries. Chickens also contain arsenic in their system to make them grow faster but when consumed it can cause poisoning

[BuildKing]

Throwing up from eating too much chicken or any other same food every single day multiple times a day would be the most obvious one.

[Nanashi]

You may grow some manboobs, Its rare its documented in people work in chicken farms. Keep in mind these are people who spend a lot of working with chicken and the consuming it.

[SuffolkPunch]

But some downsides include the fact that chickens have as much cholesterol as red meat but their eggs have triple the amount of cholesterol in red meat. This is dangerous because it can clog your arteries. Chickens also contain arsenic in their system to make them grow faster but when consumed it can cause poisoning

Cholesterol present in food has little or nothing to do with problematic levels of serum cholesterol and associated CV disease.

So much nonsense in this thread already, locking up and throwing away the key.