A writer at Vox named Kenny Torrella, who focuses on "the future of meat", says that "Americans are oddly obsessed with protein." But even if that is true, are we supposed to believe that that is a bad thing?

According to Vox:

“Americans are oddly obsessed with protein, consuming around twice the daily amount recommended in the federal dietary guidelines.

Public health authorities design these recommendations with plenty of slack, meaning they’re higher than what most people actually need to ensure they don’t become protein deficient. But despite exceeding the recommended intake, 60 percent of US adults are trying to get even more of it into their diets.

Food companies have taken notice, adding protein to seemingly everything — pasta, chips, ice cream, crackers, and more — over the last decade. But this obsession could be making us sick: Excessive protein consumption, especially from cholesterol-rich animal-based foods, is correlated with increased risk of cancer and heart disease.’’

If "so many Americans" are "obsessed" with it, then that wouldn't be "odd". That would make it normal. What is "odd" is the point of his article.

This writer is on the “meat causes cancer” bandwagon. If you had any doubt about how foolish this person was, you probably don’t anymore.

When people go to great lengths to vilify meat so badly that they are essentially claiming it is killing you, that is how you know they are likely on the side of people like the WEF and WHO. And as if vegetarians and vegans don’t get cancer.

“It’s a problem for most Americans, especially men. One small, informal study in the UK even found that some men who want to reduce their meat consumption are embarrassed to order vegetarian meals among male friends.”

First of all, they should be embarrassed if they are trying to go vegetarian. And second of all, “some men” probably means two people in the UK.

The writer also went on about climate change and how cows will make the sun blow up and all that nonsense. But then he claims that Americans are not getting enough fiber and that we should replace our protein with plants. Because ironically, unlike meat, fiber decreases your risk of disease, according to this asinine reporter.

Why believe these “experts” when they always change their minds and get things wrong? It does not seem they can even figure out the food pyramid.

Remember when they told us to eat six servings of grains a day? What a total joke. And then subsequently, Diabetes skyrocketed like crazy.

Weird how for almost all of human history people ate meat. Not only that but vegetables were hardly consumed. But now, produce intake is increasing. Yet, Americans are getting sicker. Are we sure meat is to blame here?

With the track record of these bureaucratic “experts,” I would not be surprised if you are better off doing the exact opposite of what they demand us to do.

Nearly 90 percent of vegetarians go back to eating meat. So the chances of this writer eating a burger shortly is extremely high. T

This is no surprise because the left almost always eats its own words.

The real problem in America is that people are not eating enough protein.

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