Absolutely not true, there’s no evidence that it causes cancer in humans.

This from the Nutrition Foundation:

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Kris has a reputation for cherry-picking studies, and making outright false health claims.

No...Scientists have the best idea, no matter what the paleo fad diet people tell you. Anyone else bases their opinion on little expertise, little hard evidence, and hearsay.

It really isn’t, though. Paleo proponents definitely make it look that way, though.

I am an MSc student, BSc majoring in biological sciences also. Main interests include nutrition, biomedical science & biochemistry.

This is the biggest pile of horse crap I have ever read lol.

And the author of this study is a proponent of that diet...Evidence based isn’t an accurate description of authority nutrition. They cherry pick what suits them, and omit everything that doesn’t.

I agree. I have a BSc majoring in biological sciences, with a strong interest in nutrition and biomedical science. I am currently in my second year of an MSc.

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