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Fair enough, but there really is no need to be pedantic. In the context here, "Eating grass" had clear enough a meaning. We're not ruminants. The amount of f
by grondilu 8y ago
Fair enough, but there really is no need to be pedantic. In the context here, "Eating grass" had clear enough a meaning.
We're not ruminants. The amount of fiber in food can't possibly be a prime criteria to assess the quality of food. Fiber is, after all, not digestible by definition. It is absurd to think that can matter much.
- CuriousSkeptic 8y agoActually, fiber is digested, just not by us, by our micro biome. Even resistant starches. It’s converted to fatty acids by the inhabitants of your colon.