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sridca
8y ago
No surprise to see this comment getting downvoted. :-P Meat eaters (and haters), see for yourself the recent discussion on meat vs plants: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19235684 https://news.ycombinator.co
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I'm a carnivore and my diet is 100% meat (health reasons). Should I be concerned about moves like this? Do you think this will negatively affect the price of meat for consumers?
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'tis a good thing I did not have you adivising me you all those years ago, otherwise I would not have healed myself from the chronic condition of 4 years by going on an all-meat diet inspired by these anecdotes, eh? No one actually suf
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8y ago
More images here: http://web.archive.org/web/20150512024032/https://zerocarbze... And their Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoeCharlene8898
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20 years, actually. Here's the latest report: http://meatheals.com/2018/02/04/charlene-andersen/
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Anderson family: On meat diet for 17 years
(thenortheasttoday.com)
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Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
(psychologytoday.com)
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Trumpeting to the world that meat causes cancer on the basis of these studies is ridiculously irresponsible and makes a mockery of the WHO. There is ample information to suggest that the WHO’s report is biased, incomplete, and scientificall
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I have provided the evidence you requested for. As there is no scientific evidence to prove that meat-causes-(bad thing), and as I share no such belief, theory or hypothesis why would I deliberatly want to set out to create an experiment to
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Do you have anything worthwhile to say directly addressing the content of the article instead of trying to discredit its author?
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8y ago
Too bad sensible comments like these are getting downvoted at HN, which clearly indicates where this community's biases lie. You may be interested in https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/diagnosis-diet/
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8y ago
Nutrition epidemiology studies are not scientific experiments; they are wildly inaccurate, questionnaire-based guesses (hypotheses) about the possible connections between foods and diseases. This approach has been widely criticized as scien
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> overwhelming majority of scientists claim that consuming meat in quantities we do in North America is not good for health Does your skepticism (which by the way does not really disprove anything what the scientist who wrote this articl
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The Internet’s Hidden Rules [pdf]
(cc.gatech.edu)
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Does Carnitine from Red Meat Cause Heart Disease?
(diagnosisdiet.com)
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Yes, it is indeed a "bias". Otherwise BMI recommendations would have already been accounting for race. They account for height and weight, but where do you see mention of race here, for instance? https://www.nhlbi.nih.g
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Lab Meat: More Hype Than Substance?
(lachefnet.wordpress.com)
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Flagged posts still appear in https://hckrnews.com/
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There’s a Dangerous Racial Bias in the Body Mass Index
(newsweek.com)
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Eat-Lancet Report Is One-Sided, Not Backed by Rigorous Science
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> In essence, this amounts to "spending time with friends/family" (said five different ways) Correlation != causation. The key factor is likely to be stress. You can be either stressed or happy regardless of your social si
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What if your dislike for vegetables is actually not abnormal, and that it is society's love for vegetables that is atypical of nature? What if humans are facultative carnivores? https://facultativecarnivore.com
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Lifestyle Medicine –.. where did the meat go?
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> Weird, I don't see any curiosity in your posts, Curiosity as to what? The cynical content of your mind? > just emotional reactions to mine. Respond to my words, not your imaginations of what I'm feeling. > You're a
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Good thing these people on the carnivore diet did not have you cynically advising them when they were coming across it, eh? Otherwise they would still be suffering and this conversation may not be taking place.
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Shifts in sugar consumption in Canada uncovered
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The keyword is "automatically". Your previous comment is cynical. Not even a modicum of curiosity is in there.
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When people say they don't believe something (despite available facts) it could also mean that those facts run contradictory to what they already believe.
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By your strange logic contractors and freelancers would automatically be lying as well.
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Peterson and Rogan are new kids in the block. Charlene Anderson for example has been on it for 20 years. There is nothing absurd about this diet if it is enabling people to successfully manage their diseases (meatheals.com). You should resp
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