You have a strange opposition to fruit. Go prove that people can have a healthy diet without fruit and come back with the evidence.
LCHF. My mother’s been on it for over a decade, never felt better, she says. Lots of ailments she had went away as well.
I’m not opposed to fruit, there’s stuff in fruit we need. I’m just saying they’re probably not the best source of those things because it comes with the cost of extra stuff we don’t need, like sugars and fiber.
You can probably get more of those antioxidants and vitamins in berries rather than fruit, going by the colloquial definition of “fruit”.
I’m also not in LCHF, but I never eat fruit and I’m healthy af. Only on special occasions, like maybe a melon, or a mango or something. Never regularly.
I have a slight iron deficiency but that’s from birth and fruit won’t help me there, I imagine.
Saying we don’t need fibre is just deeply misinformed.
Anecdotal evidence, universalized, is often just rationalization. I believe you about your experience. I don’t think you can generalize accurately withit.
LCHF. My mother’s been on it for over a decade, never felt better, she says. Lots of ailments she had went away as well.
I’m not opposed to fruit, there’s stuff in fruit we need. I’m just saying they’re probably not the best source of those things because it comes with the cost of extra stuff we don’t need, like sugars and fiber.
You can probably get more of those antioxidants and vitamins in berries rather than fruit, going by the colloquial definition of “fruit”.
I’m also not in LCHF, but I never eat fruit and I’m healthy af. Only on special occasions, like maybe a melon, or a mango or something. Never regularly.
I have a slight iron deficiency but that’s from birth and fruit won’t help me there, I imagine.
Not including berries in “fruit” is weird AF.
Saying we don’t need fibre is just deeply misinformed.
Anecdotal evidence, universalized, is often just rationalization. I believe you about your experience. I don’t think you can generalize accurately withit.