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I didn't think this would ever be relevant:a man decides to eat nothing but monkey pellets. Interesting things happen to his gut. http://www.angryman.ca/monkey

• wafflesraccoon 9y ago
  Does anyone have the videos for this? I remember watching them years ago but they seem to be removed now.
  • Confiks 9y ago
    The video links somehow have the domain removed. If you add them in, you'll end up here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juwvwu3Z5HI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juwvwu3Z5HI
• jonknee 9y ago
  What interesting things? It appears he went a week and didn't seem to enjoy it. I imagine that would be the case for any diet where you only eat the same thing for a week.
  • chengiz 9y ago
    Yes I was hoping for a Supersize Me type experiment. I actually tried to scroll down a couple of times not noticing the page had ended. Very underwhelming.
    • EggsOnToast 9y ago
      Was the food log from Supersize Me ever released? It's been a few years so maybe things have changed, but the last time I checked there was a severe lack of real information in Supersize Me to support the claims the guy was making.
      • nordsieck 9y ago
        I seem to recall a number of other people trying to replicate his experiment with much less negative consequences. Example: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2533353/Forget-Super-Size-Me-Man-loses-37lbs-lowers-cholesterol-eating-McDonalds-three-months.html http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2533353/Forget-Sup...
• mattkrause 9y ago
  It's worth pointing out that monkeys are usually fed more than just the chow. However, since the chow is "complete", it is less important to carefully monitor the balance of fruits, nuts, etc. to make sure that they're getting enough of every vitamin (etc).