| i wasnt going to reference the points i made, but obviously the studies are going to be backdated compared to the ones you mentioned, i would be interested in reading up on that if you fancy posting it down. To get a little bit pedantic in the way of my stubborn nature, if you reread my second and third points i was very careful about not stating them as fact, as it is speculation which common sense points towards
ketogenic diets could possibly increase the risk of osteoporosis, ketones cause the kidneys to become more acidic, calcium gets released from bones to buffer the acidity
lack of carbs obviously increases the risk of dietary fibre deficiency which within itself could cause any number of problems ranging to increased risk of CHD and cancer
i didnt with the first one because i was stating the findings of a recent study. I could argue that your point was a bit contradictory, you say you dislike people stating points as if they are fact, and did the same thing yourself, although yours might be the most common knowledge you are aware of to this date, its hard to say anything is fact as newer studies with different findings are coming out all the time.
It came across as a bit childish but i am sure you will respect the points i was making |