[dmclean]

I know it's old but I just saw it today. What a joke. How can someone spread such false information that I'm sure many people will take as gospel.<br><a href="http://chriskresser.com/study-finds-vegetarians-have-smaller-brains" target="_blank">http://chriskresser.com/study-finds-...smaller-brains</a><br><br>
The people they are testing are elderly.<br>
No where does it say that they are vegan.<br>
It blames it solely on B12 deficiency.<br>
Oh and vegans are more likely to have low B12 so therefore they have small brains.<br><br>
Great article, moron. <img alt="" class="inlineimg" src="/images/smilies/yes.gif" style="border:0px solid;" title=":yes:">

 

[Terry B.]

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How can someone spread such false information that I'm sure many people will take as gospel.</div>
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From spending a bit on the site it is fairly safe to say that anybody who takes such a place as gospel pretty much deserves what they get. Nearly every article follows the same template: A). here's a study that says that people who eat food live longer than those who don't and B). the paleo diet involves eating food, therefore C). the paleo diet helps you live longer so you should D). give me your email address and download my FREE e-book. Good grief.<br><br>
A person would have to be fairly dense to draw any conclusions about veganism from the actual study he is referencing: <a href="http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18779510" target="_blank">http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18779510</a>