Now define "good for your body". A diet consisting of nothing but caffeine, zyns and protein bars is "good for your body" if your goal is to have a six pack. Taking pills for high blood pressure is also "healthy" for boomers with an applicable medical condition but would be completely useless and wasteful for the vast majority of humans. The idea that being "healthy" is an innate property of certain foods through which eating them will miraculously cause your hair, skin, mood and facial aesthetics to become "healthier" arbitrarily is clearly false and it is transparently obviously to everyone that "eating healthy foods" does not innately do anything hence nobody actually does it and everyone who attempts to immediately stops after the placebo effect wears off and reports the experience as miserable. The fetishism of "raw beef" is actually a good example since there is no actual, specific anticipated health benefit from eating it as opposed to "processed" meat, of which there is also no actual distinction in the first place because producing the "non processed" beef at your local farmer's market also requires an extensive process of feeding, grazing, vaccinating, skinning, gutting, cleaning, storing, packaging, refrigerating and transporting the meat.
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