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I have my own problems with his daughter’s profiting off his back. I don’t see what you posted there as more click bait than anything else. Many research bodie
by friendlybus 6y ago
I have my own problems with his daughter’s profiting off his back. I don’t see what you posted there as more click bait than anything else.
Many research bodies and authorities on health have flipped the food pyramid around. The CSRIO supports a low carb diet over the traditional carb heavy food pyramid. She’s just repeating what the experts have said. That part is the opposite of pseudoscience, and it’s lazy parroting.
Jordan has reactions to foods we don’t normally have a problem with, as does his daughter. They share methods that work for them and hold up the idea of eliminating everything and then working foods back in as they prove to be okay for them.
There’s been countless documentaries about the effect of big pharmaceutical money on the likelihood of certain drugs being prescribed by doctors and the money the docs make. It’s standard fare in America, no judgement about that from me.
Apart from a few eccentric behaviours and saying dumb things occasionally like his comments on godel, Jordan states the obvious in an inflammatory way and people are surprised when he’s actually rational under the flames. Zzz.
- adamsea 6y agoHis daughter: “”I can also, strangely enough, tolerate vodka and bourbon.” The idea that alcohol, one of the most well-documented toxic substances, is among the few things that Peterson’s body will tolerate may be illuminating. It implies that when it comes to dieting, the inherent properties of the substances ingested can be less important than the eater’s conceptualizations of them—as either tolerable or intolerable, good or bad. What’s actually therapeutic may be the act of elimination itself.“ https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article/567613/ https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theatlantic.com/amp/article...