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>> I'm arguing that we shouldn't jump on something until it's understood. Canada redid their food guide without the aid of lobbying. What didn't make the cut w
by windexh8er 4y ago
>> I'm arguing that we shouldn't jump on something until it's understood.
Canada redid their food guide without the aid of lobbying. What didn't make the cut was meats and dairy [0]. The entire revamp of their national food guide was rooted in evidence based science. Humans don't need dairy milk, soy/oat/almond milks. Drink more water.
[0] https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46964549 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-46964549
- dijit 4y agoThis is frustrating to contend with because I’m not actually arguing for dairy. I’m arguing against soy. And I’m not even arguing against soy, I’m arguing against taking soy at face value until we understand it better.
- windexh8er 4y agoI had posted directly to that above. I think your original argument was misrepresentative of the hormonal links to soy. But it also does appear you're more pro-dairy, if that's not your argument that's fair. I would say it doesn't appear that way.
- bobthechef 4y ago