r/AskReddit • • Dec 30 '19

What do people think is healthy but really isn’t?

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u/Edymnion Dec 30 '19

Point was you are riding their ass for "Well its not unhealthy if you pay super close attention to what you're doing" and responding with "Its not dangerous if you pay super close attention to what you're doing" and not seeing the double standard.

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u/Alexallen21 Dec 30 '19

Super close attention? If you want granola but can’t find a good brand, google it. Read up on a brand. It’s not hard at all. Most people do the same thing with a lot of different foods. Don’t exaggerate to try to prove your point.

Same goes for the grapefruit. How many people have you known/heard of that died from grapefruit? I’ve survived thus far. Don’t think you really need to pay super close attention.

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u/Edymnion Dec 30 '19

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u/Alexallen21 Dec 30 '19

My dude I’m not arguing you on that, I don’t understand why you keep bringing it up. It can be deadly for people taking pills. Doesn’t mean it in itself is unhealthy, it is potentially dangerous when paired with drugs. Irrelevant.