Dear Christians: What does your god actually do?

[Aractus]

So your going to argue with nutritional experts. Your family member has a problem absorbing B12 that's has nothing to do with the majority of the population. B12 deficiencies are a small problem at least in the developed world. Since you can't prove God didn't create livestock ( by the way you are leaving the Bible and introducing evolution theory), you can't say He didn't intend for man to eat eggs and drink milk. God said only to Adam and Eve that He gave them every plant and tree to eat from in the Garden except for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. This would include the Tree of Life and we haven't any idea what benefits came from it for their physical needs, except for living. After they were thrown out of the Garden their first son raised livestock, why would he do this if their was no use for them.
By your own calculations your above statement is wrong on the number of eggs that are needed to provide enough B12, the body also stores B12 for use when it's not receiving enough on a daily bases, you also left out milk in your equation for a daily supply lowering even further the number of eggs needed daily.
I've proven to you that you are wrong about the Bible and you want recognize it, this isn't my fault it's your's. You went out side of the scriptures to try and prove your point, I stayed inside them and used only scientific facts we know of today to support the Bible's truth.

GC

No GC it's part of my studies - you're the idiot who's arguing with dieticians. You.can.not.use.N.R.V.'s.to.diagnose.a.nutrient.deficiency.in.individuals. Early diagnosis of vitamin deficiency is difficult, and considered clinically impossible to get 100% right, due to the fact that different people need different levels and deficiency usually develops without any early warning signs.

Humans have existed for 200,000 years or longer, and not a single ancient human bone ever discovered was of a vegetarian (which they can check from the protein composition).