Debunked: Are Lucky Charms Healthier Than Beef? Joe Rogan Criticized the Food Pyramid
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The food pyramid chart is something Joe Rogan is not convinced with it as experts claim lucky charms are better than steak. Well, the food pyramid chart was shared on social media. It left Joe Rogan to react in the same as he wasn’t convinced about the placement of some food items in the charts. But what was Joe Rogan’s reaction to the food pyramid chart?
Read ahead to know more about Joe Rogan not convinced with lucky charms’ placement in the food pyramid chart.
I share your concerns about this study @joerogan. That's why my colleagues and I wrote a scientific article raising these concerns. But I want to provide a few clarifications (also for @FoxNews). pic.twitter.com/pb0ud8YLhT
— Ty Beal (@TyRBeal) January 15, 2023
The food pyramid chart goes viral on the internet
Food pyramid chart is something that is released to show the items placed in an order of their healthfulness. However, recently the food pyramid that’s trending on social media is making many react to the same. As the food items placed in the chart have left many unconvinced about the same.
LMAO 😂😂
— 🎅 Gucci Bucket Hat 🇦🇷 (@xbtGBH) January 14, 2023
USA govt releases a food pyramind "study" saying lucky charms are healthier than
-ground beef
-cheddar cheese
-eggs fried in butter pic.twitter.com/ucuqgmwnR8
Yet, despite the food pyramid chart going viral on social media. There’s been no such food pyramid chart available on the government website. Not to miss, these food pyramid charts are made after research and by expert nutritionists. Hence, whether or not this is an authentic food pyramid chart by the government is confusing all.
Joe Rogan reacts on the food pyramid chart
It was on social media that UFC commentator Joe Rogan shared the food pyramid chart. Where he looked totally unconvinced with the placement of the food items in the chart. He expressed his disappointment at the chart where expert nutritionists have claimed lucky charms, the cereals are healthier than steaks.
On his social media Joe Rogan wrote “Thanks to the large collection of legitimate nutrition experts with independent shows distributing information based on solid research, we know this bullsh*t. Complete, undeniable, indefensible bullsh*t”. Adding more to the same he said, “But yes this government-funded recommendations chart is here to let you know they suck at giving food advice too”.
Did the government fund a study that says Lucky Charms are healthier than steak? pic.twitter.com/prJqrAmHVr
— Ty Beal (@TyRBeal) January 15, 2023Advertisement
Was the food pyramid chart on social media a government-funded one?
Though Joe Rogan and even Good Ranchers shared the same food pyramid chart. Saying the food items in the chart weren’t placed rightly in terms of their healthfulness. Yet, it wasn’t anywhere to be found on the website of government. In fact, the food pyramid chart was from a research paper.
Did this study create a new Food Pyramid? pic.twitter.com/jjeUL0yV9X
— Ty Beal (@TyRBeal) January 15, 2023
Ty Beal, one of the contributors to the same research paper actually refuted the claims of the food pyramid chart that said that Lucky charms are healthier than steaks. Meanwhile, the same is thus not something represented by the US government.
Does Food Compass say that donuts are healthy? pic.twitter.com/R1Fj2dIAhI
— Ty Beal (@TyRBeal) January 15, 2023
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