>If longevity is a priority, limiting meat consumption is probably a good thing But 90% of people don't seem to understand that literally all studies on meat a

>If longevity is a priority, limiting meat consumption is probably a good thing But 90% of people don't seem to understand that literally all studies on meat are of this quality and there's zero reliable evidence that red meat is actually harmful. However there is reason for bias considering meat gets a bad rap for being environmentally unfriendly and cruel, although both of those things can be solved with modern technology. But neither are valid reasons to dig for dirt with an agenda. That's bad science and studies like these are potentially the results. Not to accuse the authors specifically, but the bias is very likely influencing the direction of research in the field.