Re:Diabetes in mice cured rapidly using human stem cell stra...
by chx on Monday March 16, 2020 @07:14AM
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This is hard to put into the right words especially in a short way but
The entire "what should I eat" field is so full of bad science that I disbelieve everything. There is so much money to made here it's astonishing and it makes everyone's motives questionable.
I believe in a somewhat closer-to-the-nature approach without going stir crazy.
Moving from very processed foods to their less processed versions felt like a good move. I am playing this by the ear because as our conversation shows there is a study to counter every other study.
I personally believe that general food advice can't exist because surely our genetics play a role in how our body reacts to different foods -- foodstuff itself is very complex chemically, biologically.
The entire "what should I eat" field is so full of bad science that I disbelieve everything. There is so much money to made here it's astonishing and it makes everyone's motives questionable.
I believe in a somewhat closer-to-the-nature approach without going stir crazy.
Moving from very processed foods to their less processed versions felt like a good move. I am playing this by the ear because as our conversation shows there is a study to counter every other study.
I personally believe that general food advice can't exist because surely our genetics play a role in how our body reacts to different foods -- foodstuff itself is very complex chemically, biologically.
In short, intermittent fasting is unnatural and