Not a vege, but that study doesn't really say say as much the article made it out. The core thesis was essentially: "Eating red meat at most causes increases i

Not a vege, but that study doesn't really say say as much the article made it out. The core thesis was essentially: "Eating red meat at most causes increases in risks of cancer and similar by 15%. If people replace calories that could come from vegetables with red meat, that risk gets worse because they're eating less vegetables" So yeah, eating red meat isn't that bad, but if it reduces your vegetable intake significantly, it probably is worse for you. And it's harder to get the right amount of vegetables if you eat a lot of red meat (unless you just want to increase your calorie intake)