Re:How Soylent Ships a Trillion Calories per Month
by douche on Friday June 05, 2015 @07:34PM
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I don't understand the saturated fat hate. Cultures have existed that have gotten 50% or higher of their total calories from nearly pure animal fat sources. Eskimos (or is the politically correct term Inuit or something else now?) lived on blubber, and only started experiencing the whole heart disease/obesity epidemic when switched to a more "conventional" grain-heavy diet.
I wouldn't trust the USDA to tell me what to eat as far as I can throw them and all of their agriculture lobbyists. RDA's are a joke.
Re:How Soylent Ships a Trillion Calories per Month
by fweespeech on Friday June 05, 2015 @09:45PM
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...you mean the people that lived 10+ years less than everyone else, even in the modern era? That is the lifestyle you want to emulate?
http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2013/12/18/inuit_life_exp...
Okay. Enjoy.
Yes, but it exceeds the total daily allowance for the NHS, the US equivalent, etc.
There is literally no one that says "Everyone should eat 30g of saturated fat a day"