and less sugar is still widely accepted as good advice now but the remainder of the guidelines are problematic, particularly now that we have a better understanding of e.g. Eating more fruits, vegetables, whole-grains, etc. That “but why not” line of reasoning is interesting given the mixed status of the recommendations in the next sentence. "What are the risks associated with eating less meat, less fat, less saturated fat, less cholesterol, less sugar, less salt and more fruits, vegetables, unsaturated fat - and cereal products - especially whole-grain cereals? There are none that can be identified and important benefits can be expected." > "The question to be asked therefore, is not why should we change our diet, but why not. Mark Hegsted, professor of nutrition at Harvard University and one of the three nutritionists who helped write the report, said: "There will undoubtedly be many people who will say we have not proven our point we have not demonstrated that the dietary modifications we recommend will yield the dividends expected. This Washington Post piece from 1977 debating the then-proposed guidelines includes an interesting quote: Unfortunately, the need to get recommendations out on a political schedule meant that they went ahead of the available evidence. That’s because the Nixon administration felt that they needed to do something about the obesity crisis, and they added nutrition to what had previously been a commission about hunger and gave them a deadline for a plan. The 80s were crammed with doctors & advertisements promoting margarine as the responsible choice and saying that using butter or lard would kill you. But also note that he is saying "Plants" and not "Veggies" in a nod to the idea that it should be largely simply prepared and as close to its natural formation as possible, so buying a bag of "veggie straws" does not count. vegetables) is good for you, and for the most part, the more the better. If there is one thing all nutritional studies have found, and the one thing that pretty much all the science in this area can agree upon, is that eating plants (i.e.
So you have to explicitly ensure you don't eat "too much", something that was implicitly enforced in the past.ģ) Mostly Plants. This is necessary as a restriction to #1 because in the past it wasn't easy or even possible to eat "too much" since you didn't have modern conveniences that make it easy to prepare food and you couldn't just order it for delivery. This is basically saying eat stuff that is traditionally considered food in different cultures (i.e., stuff that has been eaten for centuries) because doing nutritional studies is hard, but the fact that certain cultures have thrived for centuries and even millenia eating "food" provides decent evidence that it works.Ģ) Not too much. Mostly Plants" is so good and more profound than is commonly understood.ġ) Eat food. SHA1.That's why the Pollan advice to "Eat food.
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