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From a nutritional standpoint I'd never touch this with a 10 foot pole. The ridicoulous belief that they can dump some vitamin powders into this and then say t
by oifjsidjf 4y ago
From a nutritional standpoint I'd never touch this with a 10 foot pole.
The ridicoulous belief that they can dump some vitamin powders into this and then say this is in any shape or form nutritionously adequate is absurd.
Also have fun you and your children being guniea pigs for a novel food that humans have never eaten.
The last time we tried such an experiment (~1950 and today) the USA ended up with 30M out of 300M total population (10%) with diabetes.
Kids are getting liver disease, which until ~1980 was unheard of (only in alchoholics up to that point).
Not to mention the destruction of human teeth and the explosion in other diseases related to metabolic illness and obesity.
Knowing this, I have no idea how people can be stupid enough to feed any novel "food" to themselves or their children.
- culopatin 4y agoDo you have any technical reasoning or sources that show that lab grown meat is “something with vitamin powders” on it and doesn’t have nutrients? You seem to be familiar with the process of growing cells, what part of the process is the dangerous one for humans?
- oifjsidjf 4y agoThe dangerous part is "that it's a novel food that was never eaten by humans". All cultures that eat bad food have died, so there is a survivorship bias because we now think "just eat this food": but only cultures who came up with a healthy diet have survived throughout history. Nothing guarantees you that this food is "healthy" since we cannot analize the long term of effects of these foods with any modern technology.