James Newman4 said:I didn't believe it, but it's actually true... when people run out of arguments and just can't wrap their heads around something, that "expert crew" (nimbledriver81, Sarah Gomez52, violent.., jadesailor14, Rachel Brooks63, ...) — sorry if I missed anyone — starts grabbing onto comments that have absolutely nothing to do with the topic. And it’s not just happening here; I've noticed this in plenty of other cases too... 😢
On one hand, they lean on their supposed expertise (and titles), but on the other, whenever actual information or explanations from slightly more "knowledgeable" folks (and scientists) are presented, they turn the whole thing into a joke. It's just their way of trying to mask their own limitations and lack of understanding... They seem to struggle with the idea that nutritional science and how food affects the body is constantly evolving, with our collective knowledge growing larger and broader every single day... 🙂
Certain facts are finally coming to light for a much wider audience than that "expert team" mentioned above would ever want... Honestly, the internet is a "curse" for them, now that people don't look for advice ONLY in a doctor's office.. 😁
And don't worry, there are still plenty of narrow-minded people out there who will come looking to you for advice, so you won't be out of a job just yet.. 😉 😁
Thankfully, for those of us looking for real info, I've noticed a few individuals here who actually write something substantial and approach topics with logic and reason (Talia, MacGregor, Morph... there are others), but that aforementioned "expert crew" always manages to swarm in to undermine any decent discussion just so they can stay in the spotlight.. 😉 😛
Look, honey, nobody is disputing that diet plays a huge role in health, or that most bodily issues stem from poor nutrition. But at the same time, you and others like you—selling "healthy" foods and healing powders—try to convince illiterate people or those desperate due to illness that you're holding the answer, selling them something with a slightly stronger placebo effect as if it were pure gold.
The result is a total defensive wall against anyone selling supplements. And when you stumble upon someone who actually knows their stuff regarding nutrition and metabolism, your ignorance becomes obvious, which you then try to cover up with arrogance and insults like calling people "stupid."
And yeah, don't worry, I won't be out of a job, but you likely will be once your reputation is gone. But I guess that doesn't bother you, does it? You've got plenty of cash in the bank, right? 😁