If Veganism were the Jehovah's Witness of diets ("Do you have time to talk about our lord and savior Whey Protein?") Paleo dieters are the hardcore evangelical types who take vacations to Meggido.

Milk and eggs, bitch.

Some protein supplements (Such as, you know, supplements for creatine) are illegal. So they're going to eat the meat assuming they're trying to maintain strength.

It's not bad, but it's been shown if you get one and were to avoid cheese and dairy and good stuff like that, you'll recover faster. Dairy just builds mucus faster, that's it. It's not an evil thing.

It's on Google Books. It's less than thrilling and like Jean-Luc said, no original research.

Your first part was fine until you mentioned 7 foot athlete.

Mayo only endorses it for its psychological effects. I'm pretty sure they don't offer it as a cure. I don't know the exact word for it, but it's more a "quality of life" treatment.

Yeah, I don't know if anyone here is in high academia and might have the scuttlebutt, but various rumors I've heard is that her Ph.D is generous to say the least.

It's UCLA, but the point is she is not a researching, publishing neuroscientist. Essentially neuroscientist in name only.

She's anti-vaxxer would be the bigger issue, and a noted believer and supporter of snake oil bullshit.

Someone didn't put in the requisite 10 hours of grazing for a true free range diet.

Did someone just get told?

You know what herd immunity does? Allows the weakest to procreate.

You read me like a book.

AFAIK Vegans are 2% of the population, and that still seems large.

Let's break down the bullshit in this one, shall we?

You stole my answer.

Raylan Givens

I mean technically, since people get injured and shit before dying almost universally, Earth has a casualty rate over 100 percent.

Omaha Beach had a casualty rate of 7 percent.