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Women's health at risk due to rise in meat-free diets, scientist says
- csdvrx 5y agoWhat a bunch of codswallop! I pop pills for the nutrients that may not be provided in sufficient amount (or in poorly absorbed form). My blood test and health are fine. Maybe the UK should look at the US for inspiration and bring more freedom to the market for supplements.
- throwawaynay 5y agoOf course you'd say that when you collaborate and get funding from the industry/companies selling these animals products: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=BB%2FI006087%2F1&pn=0&fetchSize=10&selectedSortableField=date&selectedSortOrder=ASC https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=BB%2FI006087%2F1&pn=0&fetc... You don't get to talk about health when you're supported by Nestle, Unilever, Coca Cola, Pepsico...
- Bromeo 5y agoQuite a misleading, borderline clickbait-ey title imo. The first paragraph: > Young women who consume little to no red meat and dairy are at risk of developing vitamin deficiencies that could lead to health problems later in life, a scientist has said. Besides that no study is cited and the scientist might be taken out of context, the claim refers to women in a specific age-range that eat neither (red) meat, nor consume any fish, dairy or supplements. A more fitting title: "Scientist says your health might be at risk if you don't have a balanced diet including your necessary nutrients.", but nobody would click on that. HN guidelines: > Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait