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"Poorly aligned incentives" in the nutritional sciences is, as far as I can tell, mostly various food lobbies getting their product to look good. The reason th
by yboris 4y ago
"Poorly aligned incentives" in the nutritional sciences is, as far as I can tell, mostly various food lobbies getting their product to look good.
The reason there is "confusion" about whether many animal products are good or bad is because the corporations making billions of dollars off the product fund biased research.
Consider looking at the research digests from a non-profit (that sells no products, has no ads, etc) focusing on improving your health: https://nutritionfacts.org/ https://nutritionfacts.org/
- netmonk 4y agoHow a non-profit pays for hosting website cost, writing report, and so on and so on… being a non-profit doesn’t mean you are tied to corporations and free of any conflict of interest. If you start looking carefully you will see that most non-profit org aren’t unbiased and honest. And since long time… For instance this whole vegan trend is based on some radical religious opinion to control fertility and lower class reproduction by promoting a hormonal dysfonctionnal diet. All those from “official scientific paper” written by those religious fanatic few decades ago.
- yboris 4y ago> vegan trend is based on some radical religious opinion What a bold empirical claim. Could you share any evidence of this?