It happens every year without fail: Some bunch of researchers who really should get a real job publish some mega-study claiming red meat increases cancer risk. Like every such study that has gone before it, this year’s effort is a load of confounder-prone bullshit.

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They have a lot to answer for, but stupid people do have their uses. In addition to making smart people feel better about themselves, dopey and irrational people often serve important educational functions.

Forget all those goofball solutions for weight loss failure – here are five very real reasons why your fat loss diet isn’t working.

Paul Bragg built a lucrative empire with such best-selling items as his book “The Miracle of Fasting” and Bragg Liquid Aminos. Bragg’s popularity as a health ‘guru’ relied heavily on the lavish claims he made about his health and longevity. Like most claims emanating from hyperbolic health gurus, there is compelling evidence showing Bragg’s story was a farce.

An insider reveals why raw veganism, and the people that promote it, are not all they’re cracked up to be.

My last ever Reader Mail discusses iron reduction for people who can’t rely on blood withdrawals, and gets all no-holds-barred on some appallingly stupid vegans and low-carbers!

A Current Affair exposes the dubious nature of the National Heart Foundation’s “Heart Tick” scheme, and the NHF lashes back with an exceptionally hypocritical exercise in character assassination. Quite pathetic really.

Ex-vegans and ex-low-carbers write to say how much better they now feel, while current vegans and low-carbers write to proudly share their staggering stupidity and remind us just why we should avoid the hell out of these diets. Plus iron, cholesterol, and why I’m not anyone’s indentured cyber-slave.

Think you’ve found an exception that disproves the primal role of calories in weight loss? Think again.

A brilliant, no-holds-barred piece by Edward Archer on why modern health research is in such an atrocious state.

Faithful adherence to dubious ideology often brings with it a number of unintended consequences. The consequences of blindly following vegetarian dogma don’t just include compromised human health; as Mike Archer explains, it also compromises the continued survival of other living creatures.

A new study highlights major problems with widely-cited NHANES food intake statistics, and further illustrates the sheer absurdity of claims that carbohydrates single-handedly caused the obesity epidemic.

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Instead of admitting its mistakes, the ABC simply goes into denial about the nonsensical claims about fat loss and exercise made on its program “Catalyst”.