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This is actually interesting. I'll definitely no vegan and won't plan to. I do believe there are benefits to it. But since China actually forced schools to se
by NicoJuicy 5y ago
This is actually interesting.
I'll definitely no vegan and won't plan to. I do believe there are benefits to it.
But since China actually forced schools to serve eg. Eggs ( because of height difference with people from Japan) and they observed benefits within 1 generation and my personal experience with vegan people when I went to school ( they were sick more often and had to take additional vitamines) I never even considered it.
I'm really curious about separating the facts from the falsehoods. The article referenced seems to indicate that my personal observation isn't far off.
- bigodbiel 5y ago12 weeks, 2 adults, no nutritional guidelines. For all we know the meat eater could have went supersize me while the vegan had to resort to multivitamins, just to push a narrative. There is no way to extrapolate this, specially to developing bodies.
- NicoJuicy 5y agoI haven't indicated that this is comparable to actual research. It's interesting because they are "identical" twins and because of similar personal observation ( as i mentioned before)
- eternityforest 5y agoHeight isn't a good measure of health. Taller people are said to be happier but that is likely culture specific. Did they have real health benefits besides extra height?