@kaulcsmc @f2harrell @djc795 @mmamas1973 @pash22 @rahatheart1 @jpcostabel @DrMarthaGulati @ZaidDH_28 @Argenscore @rafatinm @StefanoUrsoMD Sanjay I am surprised by your comment considering your previous work on trial level MA and your support to include its findings in guidelines. https://t.co/tVJkyNyv96 https://t.co/dsjIir7aya
Dietary Intervention for Overweight and Obese Adults: Comparison of Low-Carbohydrate and Low-Fat Diets. A Meta-Analysis.
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Participants generally express agreement with the research, emphasizing the effectiveness of low-carb diets for weight loss and health, exemplified by mentions of Bayesian results favoring low carbohydrate and references to meta-analyses. The tone varies from supportive to mildly skeptical, with some posts questioning current guidelines, reflecting both engagement and the potential impact of the findings on dietary advice.
Most discussions support the findings of the meta-analysis, with specific mentions of low-carb diets being effective for weight loss and metabolic health.
The discussions show high interest, with many posts highlighting the significance of the study and sharing related data, such as the Bayesian probabilities and trial results.
Posts analyze details from the publication, including skepticism about diet recommendations and referencing specific studies or data, indicating moderate depth of engagement.
The discourse suggests the publication influences opinions and might impact dietary recommendations, especially among those interested in nutrition science.
Abstract in brief
- A meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials found that low-carbohydrate diets lead to greater weight loss and a higher reduction in predicted cardiovascular risk compared to low-fat diets in overweight and obese adults.
- The study analyzed data from 17 trials with over 1,700 participants, showing a 20 kg greater weight loss and a 98% probability of reduced cardiovascular risk with low-carb diets.
- Despite some limitations like variability in data quality and adherence, the results suggest low-carb diets might be a more effective option for weight management and lowering heart disease risk in this population.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@bajopants @Jenzlinger main problem equating you with the science is neither of you seem overweight. However, low calorie + low-carb can help reduce appetite to improve adherence to weight loss. No magic to ketosis otherwise. https://t.co/SLwtGhEUoy https://t.co/HK25WTK2RJ
@Deanzweck10 Have a look at this meta-analysis as an example: https://t.co/kJT6lOEEmZ
@HermanPontzer @Travis_Statham @paulmelzer1 @TuckerGoodrich @throwingspears @p70S6K @bendormiki @CarnivoreMD @KenDBerryMD @DrPaulMason @SBakerMD @KetoDocCLT @KevinH_PhD https://t.co/xzDU8Kw4s7 Frequentist and Bayesian results were concordant. The probability of greater weight loss associated with low carbohydrate was >99% while the reduction in predicted risk favoring low carbohydrate was >98%.
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RT @VictorDayan1: @kaulcsmc @f2harrell @djc795 @mmamas1973 @pash22 @rahatheart1 @jpcostabel @DrMarthaGulati @ZaidDH_28 @Argenscore @rafatin…
@kaulcsmc @f2harrell @djc795 @mmamas1973 @pash22 @rahatheart1 @jpcostabel @DrMarthaGulati @ZaidDH_28 @Argenscore @rafatinm @StefanoUrsoMD Sanjay I am surprised by your comment considering your previous work on trial level MA and your support to include its findings in guidelines. https://t.co/tVJkyNyv96 https://t.co/dsjIir7aya
@sinnetolsma @BoerBurgerB @henkvermeer @JesseBaak @ministerlnv Uiteraard heb ik daar de science bronnen voor: https://t.co/7zx4uFcVqT https://t.co/qeGQnfuri5 https://t.co/g2S1geRvBa Dat weten voedingscentra over de wereld ook, slechts enkelen hebben hun advies daarop aangepast. De onze (nog) niet.
@n_bancroft2 @geodawson2 Well leave it at this. All meta-analysis. Ketogenic diets perform best for metabolic syndrome. https://t.co/gZq9jyOG7O https://t.co/MSCd0LvUJ8 https://t.co/tjEhfxpTui
@FoodFirst_Ty Better weight loss https://t.co/q7hwwvO2gD
@HermanPontzer @Travis_Statham @paulmelzer1 @TuckerGoodrich @throwingspears @p70S6K @bendormiki @CarnivoreMD @KenDBerryMD @DrPaulMason @SBakerMD @KetoDocCLT @KevinH_PhD https://t.co/xzDU8Kw4s7 Frequentist and Bayesian results were concordant. The probability of greater weight loss associated with low carbohydrate was >99% while the reduction in predicted risk favoring low carbohydrate was >98%.
@Deanzweck10 Have a look at this meta-analysis as an example: https://t.co/kJT6lOEEmZ
@bajopants @Jenzlinger main problem equating you with the science is neither of you seem overweight. However, low calorie + low-carb can help reduce appetite to improve adherence to weight loss. No magic to ketosis otherwise. https://t.co/SLwtGhEUoy https://t.co/HK25WTK2RJ