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It makes no sense to me that a food that humans have been naturally eating for 300,000 years is carcinogenic. I believe there's still tons of information that hasn't been properly analyzed in any studies that attempt to show this correlation. Just as studies from the 50s supposedly confirmed dietary cholesterol causes heart disease, when the cholesterol found in heart attack victims arteries was put there by their bodies as a bandaid because the arteries were damaged by another process. Red meat has been a staple of the human diet long before agriculture kicked in. It was part of the natural diet of humanity. So with this logic, there must be other species eating their natural diets without realizing it's causing them cancers. Highly unlikely.
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@TruthsSake
1 month ago
Sadly, when it comes to food, especially, this is a very emotional topic because many people if not most people are naturally biased towards favoring whatever foods they like the most, and therefore saying they are healthy. A lot of carnivore people just like red meat in general and so they have a natural bias towards claiming that it is a healthy food. I love, you can still like red meat and acknowledge it is not health promoting compared to plant-based foods/meats, but at least just be honest about it. I was never a heavy meteor, but I was a big dairy boy, and even I had to realize that at least some types of dairy are not as healthy promoting compared to plant alternatives, at least in certain context such as heart disease, and prostate cancer risk.
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