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we don't know nearly enough about the human body for a following this obsessed. my skepticism has less to do with the science (mixed but positive enough to talk about, for sure) than it does the religious like obsession of the diet's proponents.
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Not a chance. My bloodwork is excellent and I have added a lot of muscle this year on it. Ask my diabetic Mom how well her pasta is ok and everything must be low fat diet from the 80s worked out.
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there is an oceanic gulf between the food pyramid and literal carnivory
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Hedge. Eat meat. Eat greens. Cut out sugars and processed carbs. Hard to go wrong with this.
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Make scurvy great again.
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fresh meat has enough vitamin c to avoid scurvy
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it's the exact opposite from my perspective
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Low fat / high carb / processed grain and sugar-laden “pyramid” from the late 1970s and 1980s is already that. Except we cut our perms but the mass obesity from this diet persists 40+ years later.
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Mostly everyone’s trying to find too many words around low carb
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to be fair... carnivore is literally NO CARB... super super tough to get into... but my 2 months of carnivore were the best I EVER felt in my life and I wish i had the discipline to get back on it tbh... f'in noodles man...
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