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<blockquote data-quote="Mbaker" data-source="post: 2010823" data-attributes="member: 256617"><p>I see you have continued to post, this is important for others who follow your protocol. Maybe you can share more of your knowledge so which might help them.</p><p></p><p>There probably is a bit of what appears to Vegan negativity amongst the omnivores and carnivores on the site - this would not be personal; the problem is not with the ethics. I do not speak for all, but I have a problem with Vegan militants and the hierarchy who for example say meat causes diabetes / cancer - how I am meant to take this when I have had animal protein everyday for over 3 years and reversed Type 2 (and several associated issues). Then there is the cholesterol stuff. So when there is criticism it is directed at who the messenger is, I particularly dislike the circulated studies that rely on relative risk with confounders such as smoking etc.</p><p></p><p>You are not responsible for what others say, but you must have noticed that the essential foods within LCHF / Keto meats, fish, saturated fats, diary and again this week eggs are continually attacked by the Vegan / WFPB hierarchy which gets the ear of every major newspaper and TV outlet and has direct effects on national guidelines, becomes fact and impacts the processed foods delivered by the food giants. Meatless Mondays, Meat Tax, fake meat, these things scare me and it is not the omnivore / carnivore communities pushing these. I hope this explains why things said appear to be critical of Veganism, however the criticism is mainly about truth, freedom to chose, and sensible pricing not influenced by an agenda.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mbaker, post: 2010823, member: 256617"] I see you have continued to post, this is important for others who follow your protocol. Maybe you can share more of your knowledge so which might help them. There probably is a bit of what appears to Vegan negativity amongst the omnivores and carnivores on the site - this would not be personal; the problem is not with the ethics. I do not speak for all, but I have a problem with Vegan militants and the hierarchy who for example say meat causes diabetes / cancer - how I am meant to take this when I have had animal protein everyday for over 3 years and reversed Type 2 (and several associated issues). Then there is the cholesterol stuff. So when there is criticism it is directed at who the messenger is, I particularly dislike the circulated studies that rely on relative risk with confounders such as smoking etc. You are not responsible for what others say, but you must have noticed that the essential foods within LCHF / Keto meats, fish, saturated fats, diary and again this week eggs are continually attacked by the Vegan / WFPB hierarchy which gets the ear of every major newspaper and TV outlet and has direct effects on national guidelines, becomes fact and impacts the processed foods delivered by the food giants. Meatless Mondays, Meat Tax, fake meat, these things scare me and it is not the omnivore / carnivore communities pushing these. I hope this explains why things said appear to be critical of Veganism, however the criticism is mainly about truth, freedom to chose, and sensible pricing not influenced by an agenda. [/QUOTE]
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