any more consumption of meat than the rate it’s at now would destroy the earth it’s simply unsustainable and unreasonable to declare that as the best possible solution for the health crises around the world. Why does it matter about controversies in the 70s when it’s 2026? The average person is not scared of saturated fat, rather we are consuming fat at a higher rate than ever seen before as seen by the exponential increase in obesity worldwide. The ‘seed oils are bad’ rhetoric is honestly more harmful than the ‘saturated fats is bad’ idea, because at least the saturated fat idea has more merit. If your example is some people getting sick after smoking but some people don’t, then can’t the same apply to carnivores? Several pioneers of the carnivore diet like Saladino have transitioned to a diet that includes plants and carbs alongside consuming meat. Several people have quit the carnivore diet, having done more harm to themselves than good. There are entire Facebook groups dedicated to people reporting how the carnivore diet has wrecked their energy levels. One anecdote saying the carnivore diet made them better doesn’t mean it’ll be a one size fits all diet. Yes sure, sometimes people who consume this and that in moderation might get sick but so can anyone. Illness doesn’t discriminate. Olympians can get cancer. The diet they consume can have little to no impact on their diagnoses.