Sorry, thanks for moving it.
This student definitely didn't do her homework, but I'm curious why you say psychotic?
Here I go again, using a more extreme word than I actually mean.
What I meant was that she was so closed-minded that she was in effect delusional, in a sense. I recall Wrangham behaving similiarly when he laughably claimed that it would take ancient hominids (and, by implication, raw foodists) 5.7 to 6.2 hours to chew enough raw animal foods in order to get enough calories in a day, thus demonstrating that he had never even bothered to talk to raw foodists. The above writer has absolutely failed to get even the slightest rawist viewpoint into the article, has failed to even mention the issue of heat-created toxins in cooked foods such as advanced glycation end products and basically just blindly parrots the dietician's views as though she were relating God's words, without even experimenting with raw meats at all. That's not just a case of poor research, it's the result of brainwashing by society.
