"There is a lot of confirmation bias in nutrition and those end-oriented
beliefs make it easy to unconsciously mold results to match the numbers
to the goal, like doing surveys about food recall and subtly quantifying
the results one way or the other. Then it’s off to publish a diet book
or become an expert on the latest fad carcinogen."
Why are saturated fats healthy again? Why do the latest nutritional guidelines still have a very low cap on salt despite all the contradictory data?
Human knowledge has progressed exponentially since the dawn of modern science. It is no longer reasonable to accept claims without sufficient objective evidence. The harm from religion, alternatives to medicine, conservatism, and all other false beliefs will be exposed on this blog by reporting the findings of science. This blog will also reinforce what should be the basics of education: History, Civics, Financial Literacy, Media Literacy, and Critical/Science Based Thinking.
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
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Everything in moderation; burn more calories than you eat is 99% of what one needs to know about nutrition.
ReplyDeletePretty much, with some basic points about minimizing simple sugars and trans fats,as well as having a variety of foods favoring fruits and vegetables.
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