It’s more than just that. The US dietary guidelines hardly have any actual research behind their recommendations. Most of it is false equivalencies from correlational data. Correlation ≠ causation! This is the problem with epidemiology, particularlyin nutrtion—there’s just too many confounding variables to account for. It’s honestly pathetic. When you have researchers saying to you over the phone “oh no I’m sorry I can’t talk about the results I found because the margarine industry told me not to say anything”, up kinda start wondering ‘wtf???’ Anyway, if you want to know more, here are some super smart people that really finalized my shift into being extremely skeptical when it comes to believing in science:
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These guys opened my eyes.
EVERYONE like Ali. Even the people who didn’t like him still liked him lmao. He was just a cool guy to be around. They say that the viewership of his fights leading up to Rumble in the Jungle garnered over 2/3 of the world’s population at that time. It was incredible. My dad says that when he fought, you wouldn’t see anyone in the streets. Crazy.