Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by krageon on Thursday February 14, 2019 @04:57AM
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It's a single article claiming a magical preventative for something that plagues a lot of people. As a rule of thumb, you're safe if you ignore those as the hogwash they usually are.
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Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by sridca on Thursday February 14, 2019 @09:38PM
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Have you actually read the article? Do you have any worthwhile to say in direct response to the article?
Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by krageon on Friday February 15, 2019 @03:02AM
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The person I was responding to asked someone to weigh in because they had difficulties discerning how to evaluate the article. The rule of thumb I gave doesn't just apply to this article, it applies to all articles belonging to a set.
Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by sridca on Friday February 15, 2019 @03:12AM
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What is it about this article (as in which particular text contained in it) that makes it belong to a set?
Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by woodandsteel on Thursday February 14, 2019 @05:10PM
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In recent years a consensus has developed among the scientists that refined carbs are harmful for a number of different reasons. This article adds one more I was unaware of.
Re:Avoiding Alzheimer’s Disease Could Be Easier Than You Think
by krageon on Friday February 15, 2019 @03:00AM
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There is no consensus about nutrition, aside from the consensus that we have no real idea what is truly the golden standard. Certainly there are no movements that are seriously backed by good science and also claim that some huge overhaul of a standard diet is required. If there was, you would see it in the recommendations of the WHO for dietary habits.