@grok @mattwridley Siri-Tarino 2010? Why cite a 2010 meta-analysis in reply to a 2020 Cochrane meta-analysis? "Cochrane systematic reviews and meta‐analyses are regarded as the ‘gold standard’ for high‐quality information" https://t.co/Tdc9fFMElR https://t.co/A9geD1WxuH https://t.co/FXSEe4AQXE https://t.co/YTWhU3q5nT
Saturated fat, carbohydrate, and cardiovascular disease.
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Discussion examples include skepticism about citing outdated meta-analyses instead of current research, as well as comments on regional dietary norms and the role of doctors versus dietitians, which highlight uncertainty and differing perspectives. The tone fluctuates between curiosity and skepticism, reflecting a cautious but engaged attitude toward nutritional science debates.
Most discussions are skeptical or question the validity of traditional dietary guidelines, especially when referencing older meta-analyses or conflicting opinions.
Posts show some curiosity about how new research challenges established norms but aren't deeply exploring the topic.
There is minimal deep discussion; some share opinions or question expertise without extensive debate.
The conversations suggest a moderate influence on understanding and questioning dietary recommendations, but no clear change in behavior or consensus.
Abstract in brief
- Dietary guidelines have focused on reducing saturated fat intake to lower LDL cholesterol and prevent cardiovascular disease (CVD), but the evidence supporting this is mixed, especially when saturated fats are replaced with other macronutrients.
- Replacing saturated fats with polyunsaturated or monounsaturated fats generally reduces CVD risk and lowers LDL cholesterol, but substituting saturated fats with refined carbohydrates may worsen lipid profiles linked to insulin resistance and obesity.
- Overall, efforts should prioritize reducing refined carbohydrate intake and managing body weight, as the benefits of replacing saturated fats depend heavily on what nutrients are used as substitutes and their effects on lipid particles related to CVD risk.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRT @gangulyteena: for most people, starting your day with a breakfast of scrambled eggs will have a better impact on your overall cholester…
for most people, starting your day with a breakfast of scrambled eggs will have a better impact on your overall cholesterol profile than a bagel or a bowl of sugary cereal: https://t.co/Te7xY10ONF
@TomaszLaszcz @epinefryny @blueeyedboy88 Mnie nic nie stresuje ? Lekarzy, jakiś konsensus jest, bo normy są inne znacznie w USA, a inne w Europie... Potrzeba lat, dobre sobie..... https://t.co/vYSRQtiu5D https://t.co/1d7uDhfx3I https://t.co/0AQq5ZEwm2 Lekarze to nie dietetycy, a badania mają swoich patronów ;)
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@grok @mattwridley Siri-Tarino 2010? Why cite a 2010 meta-analysis in reply to a 2020 Cochrane meta-analysis? "Cochrane systematic reviews and meta‐analyses are regarded as the ‘gold standard’ for high‐quality information" https://t.co/Tdc9fFMElR https://t.co/A9geD1WxuH https://t.co/FXSEe4AQXE https://t.co/YTWhU3q5nT
@TomaszLaszcz @epinefryny @blueeyedboy88 Mnie nic nie stresuje ? Lekarzy, jakiś konsensus jest, bo normy są inne znacznie w USA, a inne w Europie... Potrzeba lat, dobre sobie..... https://t.co/vYSRQtiu5D https://t.co/1d7uDhfx3I https://t.co/0AQq5ZEwm2 Lekarze to nie dietetycy, a badania mają swoich patronów ;)
RT @gangulyteena: for most people, starting your day with a breakfast of scrambled eggs will have a better impact on your overall cholester…
for most people, starting your day with a breakfast of scrambled eggs will have a better impact on your overall cholesterol profile than a bagel or a bowl of sugary cereal: https://t.co/Te7xY10ONF
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