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Anti-Vegan Professor Likes to Take It From Cattlemen Posted by Pile (9357 views) [E-Mail link] [Dubious Research] Strike One: UC Davis professor Lindsay Allen found herself amid international press coverage and the target of wrath from vegans around the globe for comments she made at a scientific conference that vegan diets for children are "unethical." Strike Two: The basis for her "research" was on already malnurished children in Kenya according to other scientists. Strike Three: Her efforts were funded by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and its publication supported by the Food and Agriculture Organization, Land O'Lakes, and Heifer International. Details   Posted by Tristan on 2007-08-29 14:11:07 Strike 4, she forced 7 year old Kenyan children to stay on a subsistence diet of corn and beans for 2 years as the control group. She gets the bs crown. 1 Article displayed.

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