[RappingBoomer]

cereals are out of fashion right now due to Bro Science on the internet, but most people of eurasian descent are literally evolved to eat cereal grain...yeah, in the last 5k year, very roughly, it was the basis of our diet

[kspacewalk2]

Processed sugary junk food that passes for "breakfast cereal" 80-90% of the time bears little to no resemblance to anything humans anywhere in the planet evolved to habitually consume.

[JoeAltmaier]

That is curiously true of everything we eat. Even carrots and potatoes. Today's hybrids don't resemble anything we evolved to eat, by a wide margin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pc4zFD3vWHU

[mekoka]

> cereals are out of fashion right now due to Bro Science on the internet

You're wrong https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loren_Cordain

Call it bad science if you want, which you'll then have to defend, but it's not "bro" science.

[triyambakam]

> The data for Cordain's book only came from six contemporary hunter-gatherer groups, mainly living in marginal habitats.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleolithic_diet

[pid-1]

Your avg supermarket cereal is full of sugar. Is avoiding sugar bro science?

I generally eat porridge for breakfast, good enough.

[hollywood_court]

Call me a “bro” but we don’t keep cereal in our house. My 3 year old has never had it to the best of my knowledge.

Sugar is everywhere and we do what we can to limit our intake.

I try to consume 30 grams of protein within the first hour of being awake and that would be difficult with cereal.

[RC_ITR]

Oatmeal/overnight oats are as popular as ever.

Sugar-coated fiber-free dessert cereals are what’s out of fashion.

In case a language barrier problem is at cause: there are cereal grains but this study is about things like fruity pebbles.

[Cupertino95014]

"out of fashion" is so right. Just look at the herd of negative comments here.