Just in the last 2-3 week alone I’ve been bombarded with headlines on how a low carb diet will kill you, one glass of wine a day is bad, coconuts are poison and now probiotics are useless. What gives?
Is there a coordinated hit job on true healthy eating?
Adrian Diaz
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Dylan Lopez
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Noah King
Yeah nah.... I had a really fucked up stomach and my Pajeet colleague suggested indian yogurt. It actually settled my stomach. When I told my doctor about it, he ran a few tests and confirmed that the my gut flora had changed for the better. I'd rather trust a bunch of Hindoos than Kikes.
Jaxon Foster
Disregard everything with "study", "research" or "science" in the title and actually look at their source material. The vast majority of the time the study they're basing the clickbait headline on is, at most, tangentially related.
Jackson Green
The evidence for probiotics is so weak that in the EU you can't legally make any health claims for them any more.
Stop believing retarded mom science.
Chase Mitchell
>true healthy eating
>opposite of what all science says
>now surprised that scientists are coming out to warn the gullible low-IQ portion of the population against doing the opposite of what's healthy just because they saw a YouTube video on it
Thomas Thomas
>EU
Ian Phillips
((()))
Connor Jackson
Scientists who proclaim definitive answers are poor scientists
Owen Murphy
If something in the EU does not benefit German made products it's disregarded, take from that what you will.