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The Better Half is always researching the latest diet trends, theories, observations, etc... I check out the articles every now and then and it seems like the overlaying problem with all these studies is the removal of variables in a study.
Is it possible to accurately measure/test nutrition and dieting on humans? If not, does that make nutrition a pseudo-science?
Is it possible to accurately measure/test nutrition and dieting on humans? If not, does that make nutrition a pseudo-science?