Dear Christians: What does your god actually do?

[Aractus]

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).

I also have a B12 deficiency and take a supplement. I wasn't trying to diagnose anything, what I presented showed that people can get enough B12 from eggs and dairy without eating meat. Low B12 is not a killer for people, it does mean some will have health problems, but not all, I do not seem to be suffering from a lower B12 than what's considered to be the norm. You are running farther and farther from what the Bible contains.

GC

No, what you said is they can reach the RDI. And as I pointed out RDIs are useless when talking about individual deficiency - as you yourself well know. If some people can't get enough with meat, then even more people can't get enough with Eggs and Dairy alone. I don't know anyone who eats 10 eggs a day. I don't know anyone who eats 5 eggs and drinks 1L of milk a day. RDI's are supposed to cover 97% of healthy individuals. It doesn't take into account people that aren't healthy - and the number of people who aren't in perfect health is quite substantial. Part of the reason why those people are unhealthy is because they're unable to attain the right nutrient balance (obviously), therefore as I mentioned, the RDI doesn't give you any meaningful information when diagnosing a person who has a deficiency. Even if it did, 3% of healthy people need more than is specified by the RDI.