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There's an asymmetry in the risks associated with choosing either a) to restrict or b) not to restrict the set of foods you eat. Overconfidence in (b) carries
by omreaderhn 5y ago
There's an asymmetry in the risks associated with choosing either a) to restrict or b) not to restrict the set of foods you eat.
Overconfidence in (b) carries more risk than overconfidence in (a). The set of chemicals that are toxic is much larger (as in >>>) than the set of chemicals that are necessary for sustaining life.
- closeparen 5y agoThe set of nutrients that will cause some kind of problem if missing is actually pretty large; consensus dietary advice usually includes the keyword “varied.”
- omreaderhn 5y agoI never said it wasn't a large set.