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Steve Jobs seems to have indulged in a surfeit of magical thinking about nutrition. It might have killed him. http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/naughty-nutri
by sutro 13y ago
Steve Jobs seems to have indulged in a surfeit of magical thinking about nutrition. It might have killed him.
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/naughty-nutrition/201201/ivegetarian-the-high-fructose-diet-steve-jobs http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/naughty-nutrition/201201...
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- influxed 13y agoThis quote alone shows why the author has zero credibility: "[...] environmental toxicity and genetic proclivities would have contributed as well. Certainly, Jobs was exposed over the years to massive bombardment from WiFi and other electromagnetic fields (EMFs)." Digging deeper, it appears her career as an author and nutritionist is based on the idea that eating soy and vegetarianism is bad for you. Correlation is not causation, but it has long been known that vegetarians live longer. I'll put more faith in peer-reviewed scientific journals than an author who writes in a magazine called "Psychology Today."