New York Times Got Red Meat Wrong

New York Times Got Red Meat Wrong

From the carnivore experience by Coach Stephen BSc Hons

April 16, 2026 · 15 min

About this episode

Stephen critically examines the plant vs red meat debate, analyzing biases in scientific studies and encouraging critical thinking about nutrition science.

Stephen critically examines the plant vs red meat debate, analysing biases in scientific studies, funding conflicts, and the real impact of dietary choices. It challenges mainstream narratives and encourages critical thinking about nutrition science.Key topicsBiases in nutrition researchFunding conflicts in scientific studiesRelative vs. absolute risk in diet studies👉 BOOK CONSULTATIONS: http://ukcarnivorecoach.com/ 👈🏫 Join my common sense carnivore group https://bit.ly/CommonSenseCarnivore🦴 STEM ENHANCE: Proven to increase the release of adult stem cellshttps://onlinecoach.cerule.com/www/shopBuy eBooks. https://stan.store/Carnivoredietresults📚Hardcover and paperbacks on Amazon https://amzn.to/4farAETSubstack https://substack.com/@theukcarnivoreKeto Mojo https://bit.ly/KetoMojoST

People in this episode

Host: Stephen

Topics covered

  • plant vs red meat debate
  • biases in nutrition research
  • funding conflicts in scientific studies
  • dietary choices
  • critical thinking about nutrition science

Keywords

  • red meat
  • nutrition science
  • diet studies
  • scientific biases
  • funding conflicts
  • dietary choices
  • critical thinking

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