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I'm with youI believe it. I don't think traditional science can be trusted when it comes to nutrition. So much of what we have been told is important is not. And the natural things we've been told to stay away from we should embrace.
Beyond nutrition I trust science a great deal. But the company line that we've been sold by science and big industry on food is nonsense.
I will eat my green leafys and two eggs everyday and live to be an old, old man (I hope).![]()
I believe it. I don't think traditional science can be trusted when it comes to nutrition. So much of what we have been told is important is not. And the natural things we've been told to stay away from we should embrace.
Beyond nutrition I trust science a great deal. But the company line that we've been sold by science and big industry on food is nonsense.
I will eat my green leafys and two eggs everyday and live to be an old, old man (I hope).![]()
Science can be trusted when it comes to animal nutrition, because they can feed different diets to animals and see how they grow, or even kill the animal to analyze muscle tissue, etc. For most agricultural animals like cows and chickens, they know what the animal needs to grow right down to the individual amino acid level. If corn price gets high, my family can just stop feeding cows corn and substitute another product that provides the fats, proteins, aminos, etc. that corn was putting into the ration.
Since force-feeding different diets to humans will never pass the IRB (group of people that vet human-based research to make sure no one gets hurt) we don't know much about human nutrition--but that's not science's fault.
Oh, and I don't think I do believe the "egg as perfect food" thing. I'd wanna see the proof.
A lot of times the proof is in the pudding.I do agree with you that we need people to study things and find out if there is a better way,but that's not what is done sometimes.The eggs is an example.This is a God made item that gives the chicken everything it needs to get started. Mom's Breast milk is a God made item that is given to help children get an excellent start.These are a few things that have been used since the beginning of time and I would say proved to be successful.They have worked without change.Scientists step in and they can't make up their minds and keep changing back and forth.There's a real difference between real science and what's reported in the media. Science is a long, slow, frustrating slog towards a truth that you may never find, and that doesn't make for good television. Real science always starts from the premise that the treatment won't work (testing the null hypothesis), not from the premise that you've found a miracle cure.
Real science can't be opinion, because good research is repeatable by other scientists. Lots of what gets reported on in the media is research with small sample sizes (a no-no) or not testing the null hypothesis (another no-no) or a preliminary study that hasn't been replicated.
This isn't a problem with science, it's a problem with how scientific research is presented to the general public. Haven't you read stories about miracle cures, but then the scientist herself gives an interview and says it's no such thing, that she just found a correlation and now she has 20 years of work ahead of her to see if it's causal?
Also, the word "natural"--there are a whole lot of natural things in this world that are terrible for you and a whole lot of "man messed with" things that have already saved your life. How it's made isn't the issue--what it does to you is.