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by zerofor_conduct
172 days ago
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And here are some of the reasons why: 1. high risk of severe allergic reactions and cross-reactivity 2. contamination with pathogens, toxins, and heavy metals 3. digestive and nutritional drawbacks, including anti-nutrients (no pun intended) and imbalances 4. and last but not least, the good old precautionary principle: limited research on long-term human health impacts and emerging hazards if you still want to eat zee bugz, consider yourself warned ! |
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And it's not like it was never tried. There are tribes and cultures that do it at tiny scales, which means humans used to do it and quit at some point in the past. It's removing not an insignificant Chesterton's Fence.