A new study has produced strong evidence that red meat consumption is a trigger for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), demonstrating how it alters gut bacteria and immune activity in ways that worsen inflammation. It furthers scientific knowledge of the many pathways involved in inflammation, taking…
What do you think happens when a mouse finds a large carcass in the wild? They just take a few nibbles and then go “that’s enough, time for some greens now. Gotta keep my diet balanced”. No, they gorge themselves on the opportunistic meal and will return each night until it’s gone or inedibly rotten.
The study is fine. The conclusions, interesting. The sudden ‘mouse diet & gut-study experts’ disagreeing because they don’t like it, reminds me of Facebook tbh.
What do you think happens when a mouse finds a large carcass in the wild? They just take a few nibbles and then go “that’s enough, time for some greens now. Gotta keep my diet balanced”. No, they gorge themselves on the opportunistic meal and will return each night until it’s gone or inedibly rotten.
The study is fine. The conclusions, interesting. The sudden ‘mouse diet & gut-study experts’ disagreeing because they don’t like it, reminds me of Facebook tbh.
The study is fine as you say, the problem is the news cycle throwing around a very contrived mouse study as anti-meat news for humans.