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Stop spreading dangerous nonsense. There's also people who had psychiatric illnesses cured by traumatic brain injuries, but we don't go around recommending tha
by j-pb 6y ago
Stop spreading dangerous nonsense.
There's also people who had psychiatric illnesses cured by traumatic brain injuries, but we don't go around recommending that.
By what unsound logic does it make sense to "eat less ingredients"? As if you had to be a nutritionist and chemist to cook a decent meal.
"No put in the chilantro BEFORE you put in the garlic otherwhise the curry could go prompt critical because the carrots act as a moderator!!!"
If nutrients are distributed by some statistical process then it makes 0 logical sense to only sample from one source.
Good luck eating butter for a month and telling us how much less taxing that was on your digestive system.
I'm a vegan and I'm hella carefull to not miss out on vital vitamins and minerals. It's totally doable but still requires active effort.
Crazy nonsense like monodiets are the reason veganism gets such a bad rep even though its a requirement for having a decent shot at climate change.
- akudha 6y agoDo you know who Anne Osborne is? Have you interacted with her (or anyone like her)? I have. Don't call something nonsense just because you are not aware of it. If you don't believe in mono meals, then that is your choice. There are vegans, fruitarians, mono meal eaters etc who are all thriving. Just because you don't know or agree with something doesn't make it nonsense.
- AA-BA-94-2A-56 6y agoPlease link some studies. I couldn't find some by looking on Google Scholar for "mono meal", "single food diet", or "melon diet". Self-reported anecdote should not be enough to make you feel comfortable spreading opinion around like gospel.
- boh 6y agoScience makes it nonsense. Interacting with people (even someone by the name of Anne Osborne) doesn't count as science.
- Robinxd 6y agoIs this the same Anne Osborne as the eminent radiologist ?
- j-pb 6y agoIt's all fun and "do your own thing" until parents feed their babies mashed potatoes till they die, and cancer patients skipping treatments because they're gonna "mind over matter" the diesease cutting out toast and spinning up a juicer 6 times a day. You have a responsibility towards other human beings, and that includes not making dietary recommendations fueled by claims of miracle cure, that are potentially dangerous to their health and well being and exploit their desperation. Keep your other worldy mumbo jumbo to yourself and stop endagering others. Your freedom to think whatever you want ends at that line.
- moistbar 6y agoIf it's not nonsense, then it should be trivial for you (NOT US) to prove as much with a peer-reviewed study.