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This writing is setting off alarm bells for me. It’s so confident in a field where it’s common to read researchers caveat the heck of everything. I’m fairly ce
by CraigJPerry 3y ago
This writing is setting off alarm bells for me. It’s so confident in a field where it’s common to read researchers caveat the heck of everything.
I’m fairly certain there are accurate truths written on that page but I can’t help shake the feeling it’s being mixed with unfounded assertions.
>> Dr T. Dalton Combs PhD
I guess the title section made me think this was a medical doctor for some reason but the author never claims that so it’s entirely on me for thinking that.
>> Dalton earned his Ph.D. in NeuroEcomincs from the University of Southern California using neuroimaging to studying decision-making around food choices and in children with ADHD
I’m not sure what to make of this profile.
I’d need to do more research before I felt comfortable with anything written there but I can’t point to anything in particular setting off my BS alarm, I don’t know enough about the topic and the bits I do know look correct there.
- isleyaardvark 3y ago“Ketosis Begins” at 18-24 hours seems wildly inaccurate. People who follow the keto diet say it generally doesn’t begin until several days in.