Nutrition should be simple.
Muscle is the organ of vitality. Muscle contains all it requires. Meat is muscle.
That’s the unscientific, common-sense reason I eat meat—a lot of it.
Meat has become nutritional counterculture in the age of plant-based political agendas.
Counterculture lives outside the realm of politics, not compelled by law and bureaucracy. It thrives unhampered by the patronage of lobbies. Thus, counterculture—considered fringe—is the only FREE marketplace of ideas.
A social-economic heuristic to consider:
It’s through the FREE exchange of ideas and scientific discovery that truth emerges.
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Roberto Cellere is certified in Functional Diagnostic Nutrition©. He brings a multi-decade commercial fitness experience to his role as a private health and fitness coach. His mission is to empower people with the tools they need to take ownership of their health.
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- Meat Is Counterculture - September 3, 2018
What a ridiculous post. If meat was counter culture, why do we only see commercials for meat and meat-based products? When is the last time you have ever seen advertising for fruits and vegetables? Furthermore, why is meat so heavily subsidized and fruits and vegetables not? What political agenda are you referring to? Last I checked it is still socially shunned to be vegan or plant-based. To people ask you about nutrition when you tell them you eat alot of meat. Do they ask you about atherosclerosis and how plant0based diets have been clinically proven to reduce heart disease, regress cancer, help with depression and so on? These are clinical trials by the way.
The fact that you think meat is counterculture is laughable as it is still very much the norm to over consume ridiculous amounts of meat, Not a really well thought out post.
Good post. I’d add that vegans are, in most cases ideology based, why meat eaters ae more pragmatic.