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The discussions mainly focus on the importance of considering dose-response relationships, with phrases like 'erroneous conclusions' and 'leads to flawed assessments,' reflecting an understanding of the issue's significance. The tone fluctuates between neutral acknowledgment and cautious emphasis on the necessity of proper research methods, demonstrating moderate engagement and concern over policy and health implications.
Most discussions agree that ignoring the dose-response relationship leads to flawed conclusions about fruit juice and health risks.
The overall interest appears neutral; some posts simply acknowledge the publication without deep analysis.
Several comments reference the importance of considering methodology and health implications, showing moderate engagement.
The discussions suggest recognition of the publication’s potential influence on future nutritional research and guidelines.
Top Viewed Articles in 2019 @ejcneditor 1/4 A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous conclusions regarding 100% fruit juice and the risk of cardiometabolic disease by Tauseef A. Khan et al. https://t.co/ek8zXog5Ll
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“A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous conclusions regarding 100% fruit juice and the risk of cardiometabolic disease” https://t.co/UU8yeJFtXZ https://t.co/rL1hLsM5Pa
RT @ejcneditor: Top Viewed Articles in 2019 @ejcneditor 1/4 A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous…
While some believe juice is just as harmful as soda, recent studies show that moderate juice intake has health benefits, including reducing risk of diabetes and heart disease. Recognizing the dose-response relationship…
Biology shows U-shaped response curves where moderation supports health but excess or deficiency can be harmful. Moderate fruit intake benefits health, while overconsumption or abstinence may be detrimental; considering…
A lack of consideration of a dose-response relationship can ➡️erroneous conclusions re: 100% fruit juic https://t.co/N5sPU3e0FW @TheEndoSociety @EChOForGood @ObesitySociety @foundmyfitness @drmarkhyman @DavidPerlmutter @DrRuscio @humanOS_me @fxmed @DietDoctor @NutritionSchool
RT @ejcneditor: Top Viewed Articles in 2019 @ejcneditor 1/4 A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous…
Top Viewed Articles in 2019 @ejcneditor 1/4 A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous conclusions regarding 100% fruit juice and the risk of cardiometabolic disease by Tauseef A. Khan et al. https://t.co/ek8zXog5Ll
“A lack of consideration of a dose–response relationship can lead to erroneous conclusions regarding 100% fruit juice and the risk of cardiometabolic disease” https://t.co/UU8yeJFtXZ https://t.co/rL1hLsM5Pa
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