johnslater461 Member

The mental gymnastics you go through to avoid admitting that you were wrong probably burned more calories than any ECA stack.

So rather than admit you were wrong, you just shift the goalposts.

Which variable represents keto?

As opposed to the low fat fatty acids?

You have now entered into a Deepak Chopra level of woo. Congratulations?

He also claims that vaccines cause autism. So I would definitely call him a quack

All of the bolded are further examples of health risks, giving further credence to the effectiveness of BMI in assessing risk

But Baphomet grinned.

Making *kitten* up again, I see. Life expectancy has been growing steadily since 1900, with a dip in the early 20th century due to WWI and a slight dip in the last few years due to increased suicide rates and drug overdoses.

Can I touch you?

That's not how epigenetics works. At all.

Citation needed

It's called relative risk. And the risk increase was found in red meat (not just processed) So once again she was demonstrably wrong

Wrong again https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4698595/

DHMO is no laughing matter. Did you know that it has a higher pH than any other acid?

http://josephpoore.com/Science%20360%206392%20987%20-%20Accepted%20Manuscript.pdf

Exactly. BMI is just one factor out of many used to assign risk.

No, it really isn't. You just don't understand how actuarial analysis works. If you belong to an at risk group, you will pay a higher premium. Just as a driver under the age of 25 will pay a higher rate for car insurance

Citation needed

What the modern day snake oil salesman lacks in profit margin, he more than makes up for in volume. Econ 101

I hear that the earth is flat, bigfoot and the loch ness monster exist, 911 was an inside job, and vaccines cause autism but I cant recall why

The OP specifically stated that they were looking for options that were NOT keto. So not only is this post utter nonsensical word salad, it's derailing

A blog from a site that sells the product is hardly an unbiased source.

Because outlandish claims lead others to believe that they can't succeed without following the same plan. Or even worse, encourage them to forego actual medical treatment in favor of the magical diet.

Please explain, in detail, the mechanism of action behind this bit of nonsense.

Yeah. I miss that guy