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Who are we to tell him what his body needs? Diets like these are usually more psychology than science. What science teaches us that the human body is remarkably
by jart 6y ago
Who are we to tell him what his body needs? Diets like these are usually more psychology than science. What science teaches us that the human body is remarkably resilient at survival and it doesn't say much about lifestyle. What this guy wants to do doesn't sound all that different from the bread/potato/rice diets most humans subsisted on until the twentieth century. So probably harmless. I believe in encouraging people who want to make positive changes in their life. There's also YouTube videos of others who've apparently had success changing their lifestyle by potato dieting.
- lmilcin 6y agoI have no issue with people doing whatever they want to themselves. I have issue with people advocating uninformed and frequently dangerous practices and spreading that misinformation on the internet. There exists no magical diet. This is just cranking dials on your body and see what effects it has with regards to your weight, without understanding what it actually does. Obesity is a symptom of unhealthy diet. The solution to this is a healthy diet.