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8/8/2025, 12:35:10 AM
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Certain plants / vegetables readily absorb and hold certain minerals and/or can be sources of certain vitamins and/or antioxidants.
This is subverted by nutrient poor soil and engineered strains that do not have as much nutritious value.
Fiber is a meme. The benefit of plant fiber is the sustaining and proliferation of healthy gut microbiome which in turn contributes critical substances (vitamins, amino acids, even regulating neurotransmitters, etc).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqUO4P9ADI0
Ultimately you'd be best served to spend your resources on a varied primarily animal-product diet of high quality with some vegetables to target specific nutrients: like seaweed / sea kelp for iodine. You don't need fiber for any mechanical-digestive reason. Its partial fermentation in the large intestine will only be of benefit to you if you have a healthy/complimentary microbiome which, in turn, probably only exists if you're eating organic, unwashed, heirloom grown produce or heavily supplementing probiotics.
Certain plants / vegetables readily absorb and hold certain minerals and/or can be sources of certain vitamins and/or antioxidants.
This is subverted by nutrient poor soil and engineered strains that do not have as much nutritious value.
Fiber is a meme. The benefit of plant fiber is the sustaining and proliferation of healthy gut microbiome which in turn contributes critical substances (vitamins, amino acids, even regulating neurotransmitters, etc).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqUO4P9ADI0
Ultimately you'd be best served to spend your resources on a varied primarily animal-product diet of high quality with some vegetables to target specific nutrients: like seaweed / sea kelp for iodine. You don't need fiber for any mechanical-digestive reason. Its partial fermentation in the large intestine will only be of benefit to you if you have a healthy/complimentary microbiome which, in turn, probably only exists if you're eating organic, unwashed, heirloom grown produce or heavily supplementing probiotics.
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