Science is not always available to repel superstition. Nutrition is the convenient thing to fixate on, but the body is far more complex and is essential to unde

Science is not always available to repel superstition. Nutrition is the convenient thing to fixate on, but the body is far more complex and is essential to understand. Consider that the dangers of putting petrol in a diesel engine is not explained by understanding the fuel alone. It doesn't help that our bodies vary greatly compared to the number of engine models. We should be free to dismiss magic as imaginative whimsy without hard science. "Not uh" is a valid counter argument.