No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
Meat consumption and mortality--results from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition.
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The discussions demonstrate a high level of engagement and interest, with examples like mentions of the 448,568 participants and specific intake levels where mortality risk increases, as well as debates about the healthfulness of red versus processed meats. The tone varies from supportive to skeptical, showing that the publication stimulates meaningful conversations about diet and health.
Most discussions acknowledge the link between processed meat and increased mortality, showing general support for the study's findings.
The discussions reflect high interest, with many references to specific data points, health implications, and broader dietary debates.
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- The study analyzed data from nearly 450,000 Europeans and found that higher intake of red and processed meats is linked to increased risk of early death, especially from cardiovascular diseases and cancer, with processed meat showing a stronger association.
- After adjusting for various factors, it was estimated that reducing processed meat consumption to less than 20 grams per day could potentially prevent about 33% of deaths in the studied population.
- The research also found that poultry consumption was not associated with an increased risk of mortality, indicating that the effects were specific to red and processed meats.
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https://t.co/TgA3GzPJOI 450bin kişide 12 yıl boyunca yapilan çalışmaya göre düşük et tüketimi sağlık için Olumludur. Veganlık etik bir yasam biçimi olabilir ancak vegan beslenmenin en sağlıklı yöntem olduğu iddiası bilimsel degildir https://t.co/kJCPTX8Z83
Association between processed meat consumption and mortality, in particular due to cardiovascular diseases, but also to cancer https://t.co/QiWppeUhjZ
Is processed meat unhealthy? I looked at a few studies. If you eat the ORDINARY amount of processed meat (30 g/day), there is no change in mortality. But if you eat a huge amount of 120 g/day, mortality is 1.36X. Excess mortality is due to what? https://t.co/G7JLvECUAi https://t.co/k9uQAqjRUQ
Many studies have linked red meat to an increased risk of heart disease, stroke & early death. However, further research in a huge study of 448K people, processed meat was linked to an increased risk of death, with *no* effect for unprocessed red meat https://t.co/ZATTNckwsp
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@SamaHoole EPIC Study: 448,568 participants across 10 countries. Processed meat consumption linked to increased all-cause mortality and higher colorectal cancer risk. Source: BMC Medicine, 2013 https://t.co/mXn3f1Wcf2
"Meat Consumption and Mortality: Results from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition" Authors: Sabine Rohrmann, Kim Overvad, H. Bas Bueno-de-Mesquita, et al. @EU_Commission @ICMRNIN @USDAFoodSafety @FranceinIndia @francediplo_EN @dwnews https://t.co/CS2Jyxn70A
@emilper @PeterfromBru @DrewPavlou https://t.co/wYUqSvsg4v
@sjak87x @Christine75214 @GrampaYour Meat kills animals then humans. "After multivariate adjustment, a high consumption of red meat was related to higher all-cause mortality" https://t.co/M51sOg6PbO
Is processed meat unhealthy? I looked at a few studies. If you eat the ORDINARY amount of processed meat (30 g/day), there is no change in mortality. But if you eat a huge amount of 120 g/day, mortality is 1.36X. Excess mortality is due to what? https://t.co/G7JLvECUAi https://t.co/k9uQAqjRUQ
@jarkkoaaltonen @Sukkola @juhoruuhijarvi Tässä esimerkki. Jos syöt prosessoitua lihaa 19 grammaa päivässä, niin kuolleisuus ei nouse. Jos syöt hurjat 80 grammaa päivässä, niin kuolleisuus on iso. 80 grammaa/päivä on todella omituinen dieetti! Onko tällaisella ihmisellä jotain muuta pielessä? https://t.co/kMrIr13CQk https://t.co/UfepF4XQfP
@angelofbtc @RelentlessV3g4n “A high consumption of red meat was related to higher all-cause mortality”: https://t.co/MIvRCxSaPL
@_SupportAnimals Funnily enough, most studies lump processed meats together with fresh meat. When they separate them, there's no such health problems. .. "After correction for measurement error, higher all-cause mortality remained significant only for processed meat" https://t.co/3AppQShZyU
@ascentovalhalla @SummerDietitian And this has been shown in plenty of studies https://t.co/ObtDjMBvQj https://t.co/aogSHkNhzr https://t.co/n3PptwPuJe https://t.co/NaJoA85epb https://t.co/BUl4M6poC8 https://t.co/VHWNFKsE9I https://t.co/DDhzMzjoHw https://t.co/JLezODOHMh https://t.co/pXSqNQRaac
@EU_Commission https://t.co/aAHaXmL3hb https://t.co/ZI1IPUYWz4 https://t.co/OVjta5kzCO
@brightabyss Significant associations with processed meat intake were observed for cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and 'other causes of death'. https://t.co/ZI1IPUYWz4
@CarnivoreKing88 @AndDwightS @spectatorindex @Macfarlane123 https://t.co/1dmfqpYfBS
RT @TrueMedPayments: @thecarnivorebar Sources: https://t.co/jDcCf8hniw https://t.co/c4af268VaE https://t.co/vf8x7FJ8tR https://t.co/A08DdY…
@thecarnivorebar Sources: https://t.co/jDcCf8hniw https://t.co/c4af268VaE https://t.co/vf8x7FJ8tR https://t.co/A08DdY9zdC. https://t.co/vHiSPhBsJH https://t.co/oUFZ9pq3WF. https://t.co/miHTqCP8Fv https://t.co/7iGPSjvHld. https://t.co/1V60XFnHzI. https://t.co/HXMjRDFSZ4
@ThelastStyleb16 @penneyworth1 These were also published on pubmed. https://t.co/ObtDjMBvQj https://t.co/aogSHkNhzr https://t.co/n3PptwPuJe https://t.co/NaJoA85epb https://t.co/BUl4M6poC8 https://t.co/VHWNFKsE9I https://t.co/DDhzMzjoHw https://t.co/JLezODOHMh https://t.co/pXSqNQRaac https://t.co/Fm8B6hu8Uo
@MichaelLNeely @Chaddadbod @PavlicaDanijel Additionally, there’s plenty of science that says your diet is harmful https://t.co/ObtDjMBvQj https://t.co/aogSHkNhzr https://t.co/n3PptwPuJe https://t.co/NaJoA85epb https://t.co/BUl4M6poC8 https://t.co/VHWNFKsE9I https://t.co/DDhzMzjoHw https://t.co/JLezODOHMh
@CantiniGiorgio @luca_taliercio https://t.co/q6TUppNjYa https://t.co/f0T8rfKxft https://t.co/1Ms9reeAn2 https://t.co/9sp3WpNjlo https://t.co/N8s2nXW0gB https://t.co/i4TxjPsBjh https://t.co/ur3D2hee7N tieni qualche consiglio per il consumo: https://t.co/RK2t1YTx2d https://t.co/D2Ysrz3eQC prego
@JohnnyScott234 @Chaddadbod Plenty of evidence that supports this https://t.co/ObtDjMBvQj https://t.co/aogSHkNhzr https://t.co/n3PptwPuJe https://t.co/NaJoA85epb https://t.co/BUl4M6poC8 https://t.co/VHWNFKsE9I https://t.co/DDhzMzjoHw https://t.co/JLezODOHMh https://t.co/pXSqNQRaac https://t.co/zFyOo7bj26
@AllanKagwisagye @IvanOkuda You may also want to read articles from the largest cohort study ever done on the role of nutrition on your health. Particularly, read this article on meet consumption: https://t.co/Lb62XWLuaB More of this important study can be found here: https://t.co/oFnFOgnaVA
@makkolsson @TopiUusis Suurin osa tutkimuksista kertoo etenkin prosessoidun lihan olevan terveydelle haitallista: https://t.co/s8IPGyoIfZ
@pte57 @TopiUusis Etenkin prosessoidun lihan kulutusta voisi suitsia terveyssyistä. Siipikarjan ei välttämättä. https://t.co/s8IPGyoIfZ
@dr_cois @JohnnyScott234 But, if you're looking for parameters of safe levels of intake based on observational data - this study showed small increases in HRs with CVD, Cancer, and other causes of death when intake exceeded 160g/day: https://t.co/yr78Uh1H7c https://t.co/ld1RHZ90Kc
@enzarfx @herbivore_club https://t.co/6EIdMYmYI7
Many studies have linked red meat to an increased risk of heart disease, stroke & early death. However, further research in a huge study of 448K people, processed meat was linked to an increased risk of death, with *no* effect for unprocessed red meat https://t.co/ZATTNckwsp
@St_Rev There's evidence (https://t.co/RITJU2sXCO) cured meat is dangerous above 20 g/day. That's 5 ounces per week, if you prefer hexadecimal units.
@jabberwock951 @JAMAJournal And the EPIC cohort is a large dataset on #diet & #health outcomes in multple countries (incl UK) https://t.co/JwhnK6VY5f - exmaple publicaiton on assoc between meat intake & #CV #cancer & all-case mortality https://t.co/s0bBMaopty
“Similarly to the observation of no association between red meat consumption and all-cause mortality in the multivariable categorical model, we observed no statistically significant association in the continuous models either” https://t.co/pLAlpgCzWM https://t.co/yplNcOs6Yo
Only one study found a weak association for red meat alone (Source (https://t.co/AsSHh1xjxn), Source (https://t.co/u36mfcZGt3), Source (https://t.co/NAfzLl3pQG), Source (https://t.co/JF5C8JbCQx)).
"The results of our analysis support a moderate positive association between processed meat consumption and mortality, in particular due to cardiovascular diseases, but also to cancer." https://t.co/pJRmjJkkwg
Humans have been eating meat for millions of years - before we were Homo Sapiens. The notion this ancient food we evolved to eat is bad for us is nonsense: https://t.co/tYtVbG04tQ https://t.co/dXkEazkzwA https://t.co/t196qR8CK8
RT @OliverLaufer: Association between processed meat consumption and mortality, in particular due to cardiovascular diseases, but also to c…
RT @OliverLaufer: Association between processed meat consumption and mortality, in particular due to cardiovascular diseases, but also to c…
Association between processed meat consumption and mortality, in particular due to cardiovascular diseases, but also to cancer https://t.co/QiWppeUhjZ
@FlagGirlUSA @BIT_PIP What's unhealthy about 'real' steak? Saturated fats aren't unhealthy. https://t.co/NdXyNLPHm4 And unprocessed red meat isn't unhealthy either. https://t.co/2JGppRJyyE https://t.co/xknTP9weZT PUFAs on the other hand will cause loads of issues on your body.
https://t.co/TgA3GzPJOI 450bin kişide 12 yıl boyunca yapilan çalışmaya göre düşük et tüketimi sağlık için Olumludur. Veganlık etik bir yasam biçimi olabilir ancak vegan beslenmenin en sağlıklı yöntem olduğu iddiası bilimsel degildir https://t.co/kJCPTX8Z83
RT @FoodFirst_Ty: @Zgamer49 @CarnivoreAntMan Drawbacks of meat consumption: https://t.co/7gwTjf7rtI https://t.co/HID5vNp6vr https://t.co/Bq…
@Zgamer49 @CarnivoreAntMan Drawbacks of meat consumption: https://t.co/7gwTjf7rtI https://t.co/HID5vNp6vr https://t.co/BqTuQOA467 https://t.co/GrCMFVaT6q https://t.co/jJnQRDc9Am https://t.co/8LMU7AjSHh https://t.co/L1uIHAlxTE https://t.co/Ff9KKWRjtf https://t.co/4dV3s7FSnb https://t.co/DX4IKdQfr5
@Yashovardhan_13 @CognitiveDiss0 Meat consumption and mortality - results from the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition: https://t.co/BXTazxHkbs Red Meat and Processed Meat Consumption and All-Cause Mortality: A Meta-Analysis : https://t.co/1iKzocX1Mc
@grady_mic @herbivore_club @MMDView @guardian Less self interest on the subject than a beef farmer though, don't you think? Brian's a smart guy, he's got a doctorate in astrophysics, which means he can evaluate scientific data perform critical analysis and reach conclusions perhaps he read this paper https://t.co/pyqXkihXXc
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
RT @DiscoStew66: No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0
No association between processed meat consumption and mortality amongst non-smokers. https://t.co/Prsig9c8V0