I am in my early 40s. I have heard so much unpleasant stories linked with the excessive consumption of beef. The general arguement is that too much intake of beef may cause heart failure in adult because of it fat concentration. This info is quite frightening to me as I enjoy eating beef alot particularly the parts of cow called: liver, kidney, 'shaki' and 'ring'.
Please can somebody advise me on which part of cow meat that is most safe for excessive consumption or let me know of better ways of preparing this meat to minimise the risk of heart failure.

the cow leg is the worst and any pieces that are fatty

tripe 'shaki' is supposed to be not high in fat

but the other one as in cow leg with bones is really bad

bad and yummy right, not a fan of cow leg.

poster, go for lean beef

@poster
theres a stage in life where you have to cut down on beef (red meat) intake. my dad has not eaten beef in almost a decade. you should eat more, fish, white meat like chicken (without skin) and also kidney, liver and those organs.

to much of any food is bad for you. eat it in moderation

beef is bad, period.
it takes a very long time to digest, so it rots in ur stomach.
and it takes too much energy/enzymes to digests. it makes ur body over work.
besides that, it's fattening. all red meat is harmful.

This a Quality Advice. Thanks