Wow, there&#x27;s a ton of condescension and prejudice in your reply.<p>First of all, if anything needs to be fixed about the diet you described, it&#x27;s eating less. I am not young and all my life the only vegetable (including fruit) that I ate was french fries, and to this day if I lift my arm you can see my rib-cage; so it&#x27;s not the food that is making the people you described &quot;fat&quot;, and they don&#x27;t need to start eating &quot;rabbit food&quot; to &quot;fix it&quot;.<p>And whether you eat &quot;rabbit food&quot; does not make you more or less &quot;normal&quot; than other people. Humans are omnivores, we each choose what we want to eat and bear the consequences. I have a close friend who is a personal trainer who also does not eat a single vegetable (nor fruit) and eats what you listed. He is very much in shape and his blood-work is &quot;normal&quot;.<p>I don&#x27;t know what to tell you, but you&#x27;re almost demonizing the food they&#x27;re eating; if not, you certainly think there&#x27;s something wrong with their choice of food. It could be that the specific choice is wrong (the quality of the meat and bread, for instance) but the general choice (meat and white bread) is not something that remotely has any correlation with the symptoms you wish to &quot;fix&quot;. The fact you so hastily wish to fix something you don&#x27;t fully understand is probably what is leading people to call you a &quot;librul&quot;.