Paul Saladino· MD
quinoa is not very easy to degrade or to digest which is essentially the point of all these Advanced chemicals on these grains
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We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
quinoa is not very easy to degrade or to digest which is essentially the point of all these Advanced chemicals on these grains
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quinoa is not very easy to degrade or to digest which is essentially the point of all these Advanced chemicals on these grains and the idea is that if you eat quinoa unless you chew the heck out of that you're going to see that quinoa on your poop meaning the quinoa is on essentially nothing for you you've got no nutrients all of those amino acids you think are beneficial in quinoa are not being absorbed because the point of that quinoa that quinoa is a seed that seed wants to live and the whole point of that quinoa is to move through your gut and go out in your poop in a nice warm pile of fertilizer to grow somewhere else