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Rude Health by Vir Sanghvi: A case of myth direction

Apr 26, 2024 04:57 PM IST

Nutritional data changes all the time. So, advice is often contradictory. Is breakfast essential? Is red meat evil? Here’s where science stands

Show me a doctor who is not confused about nutrition and I will show you a doctor who has not kept up with research. Though nutritionists like to claim that basic nutritional advice does not change from year to year, the truth is that each week brings new studies, new research and new health warnings. Nor do all the studies agree with each other. Often they are contradictory and further confuse lay people.

Nutrition experts are now acknowledging that breakfast is not the most important meal of the day. (PHOTOS: SHUTTERSTOCK)
Nutrition experts are now acknowledging that breakfast is not the most important meal of the day. (PHOTOS: SHUTTERSTOCK)
China, where they live on soya products, had among the world’s lowest rates of breast cancer. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
China, where they live on soya products, had among the world’s lowest rates of breast cancer. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
The red meat we eat in India is usually goat meat . It isn’t as harmful as beef or lamb, both of which have far more fat. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
The red meat we eat in India is usually goat meat . It isn’t as harmful as beef or lamb, both of which have far more fat. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
Plant-based meat happens to be the ultimate industrial ultra processed food. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
Plant-based meat happens to be the ultimate industrial ultra processed food. (SHUTTERSTOCK)
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