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gus_massa 2 hours ago [-]
If you ever come to Argentina, you can eat "Parrillada" https://www.google.com/search?q=argentina+parrillada&tbm=isc... that has an assorted mix of weird stuff. My recommendation is to go to an all-you-can-eat specialized in meat like "Siga la Vaca", so you can pick beef (or pork/poultry) and salad as the main meal, and ask for small pieces of the other stuff.
Alien1Being 5 hours ago [-]
In a world of obesity, and over nutrition
nutrient density is the last thing we need.
apothegm 5 hours ago [-]
Except that obesity happens in large part because we eat too many things (highly processed junk food, sugar added to everything, and All The Carbs) that are dense in macronutrients but sparse in micronutrients.
That lack of micronutrients leaves us undernourished and with cravings (that tend to get misdirected into more junk food) despite consuming far more calories than we need.
Foods that are dense in micronutrients are precisely what we need more of.
The trouble being that the junk food is not what’s likely to be replaced by organ meats.
smallerize 5 hours ago [-]
People won't get obese because of too much "iron, copper, selenium, and zinc, as well as vitamin A, B vitamins, and choline".
DivingForGold 4 hours ago [-]
No, but they do get coronary disease from all the saturated fats in meats ...
That lack of micronutrients leaves us undernourished and with cravings (that tend to get misdirected into more junk food) despite consuming far more calories than we need.
Foods that are dense in micronutrients are precisely what we need more of.
The trouble being that the junk food is not what’s likely to be replaced by organ meats.