Re:The risk of nitrites and nitrates in bacon
by SirZimzim on Sunday March 04, 2018 @12:12PM
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Looks like the picky eater issue runs a bit deeper for you if you take such offense. I am a picky eater who has taken to eating many newer foods the past 5 years. It truly is as trivial as just doing it. You may gag at some stuff but as with everything in life, if you don't even try to push through it then what can you expect.
Re:The risk of nitrites and nitrates in bacon
by windexh8er on Saturday March 03, 2018 @08:11PM
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There was no basis provided. I didn't judge anyone and have tried many diet changes over the years in my quest to better understand food, nutrition and health. I didn't tell anyone to do anything but made the simple suggestion that plant based has made marked improvements in areas for me and that there are no downsides to increasing plants in diet.
Did I ever try to tell you what you should like? Nope. Get a grip.
Re:The risk of nitrites and nitrates in bacon
by bitcoinboi9 on Saturday March 03, 2018 @07:21PM
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I don't think he told you anything. He wrote something and you read it.
There's also mentions of "slow shifts" and similar, indicating that the change of your diet is not radical and sudden, but gradual and slow.
Picky eaters have a somewhat disease and should try to incorporate variety. Otherwise you risk black swans by eating practically the same thing all your life. Eating many ingredients is antifragile :D
Please, speak for yourself. Some of us have enough trouble find a variety of food to eat without such restrictions. It is actually insulting to be told that radically changing my diet as an unintentional lifelong picky eater is some trivial exercise.
Furthermore it is arrogant to judge value so certainly on behalf of strangers. Put frankly, who are you to tell me what I do and don't like?