Extreme Diets Critique
Commenters criticize extreme diets such as carnivore or pure veganism and debate nutrition science, often advocating for moderation with 'eat food, mostly plants, not too much' as standard advice amid concerns like pesticides.
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A diet of pure anything is rarely a good idea...
"some foods" - from the article itselfFTFY.. it's a bad idea to make absolute statements like that
Something to do with diet and health? What do you mean.
Why not just eat a bunch of fruit and veg
"Don't eat too much" is a tautology, and "mostly plants" has been debunked.
Judge each food on it's nutritional merits, not by some arbitrary naturalistic fallacy criteria.
That hardly implies starvation. It might even be healthier than the typical US diet.
You nailed it.Nobody does everything they do because they think "this is good for my health".We usually avoid stuff that is very bad for our health, but life is not just about going on for years avoiding any risk at all cost.Unless you are American, you pretend to like the monk life and then eat garbage directly from the garbage canht
Who cares, I haven't tried the majority of fruits, vegetables, meats out there, I'm fineLife isn't a race to consume everything as much and as fast as possible
People always go on these extreme diets... From raw veganism to stuff like this.What's wrong with just eating a bit of meat, fish, vegetables, carbs and fats? Just nice, real food in moderate amounts...