I just read an article and this was part of its title:  “Grumpy? Eat a Steak.”

Now, that’s a prescription I can get behind!

I KNOW I always feel less grumpy after I eat a steak. That’s a fact, Jack.

But this article also prescribes steak for when you have lost your sense of taste — probably meaning you lack zinc. Along with loads of iron, beef steak is a great source of zinc.

Amazing, huh? Read on here for more fascinating facts about food prescriptions. I can tell you one thing – I will probably never lack zinc in my life. Just sayin’.

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The doctor is in!

This is the greatest prescription I’ve ever seen.

“Due to low iron, eat one steak per week in addition to current consumption”

I must get this doctor’s contact info and promptly move to this city.

Have you ever seen such a thing of beauty?

Perhaps it’s a joke. But, seriously, you can’t tease people like this. Steak is no joke.

What do YOU make of this prescription for steak???

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I just read this in a blog and I had to share. Really, because it’s not often that you hear emotional stories about steak and how it gets someone through hard times.

Steak generally doesn’t lend itself to such discussions.

But – why shouldn’t it? It really should.

Steak is how I celebrate things (birthdays, anniversaries, promotions, big wins). Why shouldn’t it be a great pick-me-up as well?

I call it steak therapy. Here’s what Elise from Elise’s Pieces wrote on the topic:

Now, a little note about heartbreak. Tonight, not on the potty, Nichelle and I were talking about heartbreak and other yucky things. And we realized that both of our daddies get us steak when we are going through heartbreak or other yucky things. And we have very good daddies.

So, boys, remember this: buy Nichelle and I steak. Slash, one day when you’re daddies, buy your girls steak when they’re sad.

Hey, good advice from a recipient of such kindness.

Now go and make the world a better place – with steak. Someone out there needs it.

Excerpt courtesy of EliseyPants.blogspot.com.

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