Debunking Netflix’s Vegan Doco: You Are What You Eat | EP 327
Is this documentary propaganda or good science? You Are What You Eat is Netflix’s latest series about how plant based and vegan diets are superior to the natural human diet, that being omnivore - plants and meat. There is a lot of controversial stuff in the TV series and throughout this episode I’ll show you how to see the forest for the trees as much of the poor data is in fact presented right there on screen but it’s packaged in a way that makes you think it’s all fine and dandy. There’s a lot to consider here and so I want you to listen to this episode with a critical mind and understand that everyone has an agenda.. Or at least those that have enough resources to get something on Netflix do.
On this episode we talked about:
- Why the length of a study matters
- The difference between good science and bad science
- The importance of vitamin B12 to vegans
- Why branding farmers as all the same is a bad idea
- Identifying vegan/plant based propaganda
- Vegan diets also lead to copious amounts of animal death
- The good things about publicly discussing diet
- Knowing who is funding the studies and who is owned by who
- Is vegan a complete, natural diet?
- How biased filming making is misleading the western world
- Why fake meat is NOT a health food
- Farmers are not always in control of their own farms (Big Ag owns them)
- Bacterial resistance in cattle
- Veganism is not going to save the Amazon rainforest
- How many animals die when you harvest avocados
- How to see bad science
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