[numerik_meister]

Have to roll my eyes every time I see doctors having to deal with this issue. They cannot just outright say what is common sense, without causing an outcry. So they have to wiggle around issue. "Appropriately planned" is the key phrase.

[CharlesW]

> They cannot just outright say what is common sense…

Is it common sense? Or just what we were indoctrinated to believe is common sense? I ask with all sincerity as a SAD¹ eater who hasn't escaped his raised-in-Iowa childhood eating habits.

¹https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21139124/

[goethes_kind]

Removing one of the most nutritious sources of food from one's diet makes planning a health diet harder. And then, because it is harder, it is also more risky. That is what I consider to be common sense.

[0des]

> Is it common sense? Or just what we were indoctrinated to believe is common sense?

Even Dale Gribble would know this is common sense. There is no shadowy 'they' here.

[CharlesW]

> There is no shadowy 'they' here.

Oh, my sweet summer child.

https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/lobbying.php?ind=G230...