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The discussions prominently feature varying interpretations of the article, with users like @bigfatsurprise and @kevinstock12 debating the relevance of other studies, mentioning the Cochrane review, and questioning the process behind the findings. Phrases such as 'null on mortality' and 'evidence supports' reflect the contentious atmosphere surrounding the credibility of different studies. Overall, the tone reflects skepticism towards both the publication's conclusions and the methodology behind them.
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Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined CV events
Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
@TotalCytopath The RCTs (when meta-analysed) looking at cvd events support it. Most use very 06 rich oils. https://t.co/QZ2xHzrMoo Also the mechanism is supported by observational, genetic and RCT data showing lowering LDL-C = less chd events. https://t.co/Z90lrE1xw6 Evidence showing how
@nntaleb @DrDamluji https://t.co/BjSbrTY0ke https://t.co/xlfvOSY9BJ
@AgnesWold Artikel i Läkartidningen från 2007.... Vad sägs om Cochrane 2020 https://t.co/JAUVL2W8oY https://t.co/VWWSosnFDI
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@bigfatsurprise What about the Cochrane review? Yes, null on mortality -- but the difference between a fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular event is luck, and analysis of former has much lower power than latter. https://t.co/BH71ANrTCs
@gribbo586 @cryptokyle_33 We have meta-analyses that are pretty good. This one is imperfect, but still better than most of them. If I remember correctly, the picture is painted by analyses 1.35, 1.44, and 1.51. https://t.co/WZ7wGdEJ39
@ESYudkowsky This review was the most trustworthy I found https://t.co/4Moyz0Blbm. I'm just a layman, I don't really know the types of saturated fat, but my understanding is that it is hard for meta analysis to really test these things since the power of subgroups is too low.
@tropic_health @ElieJarrougeMD "Studies show" meaning what study? https://t.co/zrxrZabD8K
@raveryn @SamaHoole @GiantOldMonster You clearly know absolutely nothing about: "Stated trial outcomes", "Secondary outcomes"... You didn't even read the TITLE of the study which clearly says: "Reduction in SATURATED fat intake for cardiovascular disease"
@DoctorTro @CoachLamby @TheNutrivore https://t.co/5YPLKT9qM3
@kevinstock12 1) Correct Lee Hooper L, at al. Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease Cochrane Database Systemic Review, 2015 Results: The study found no effect of reducing saturated fat in heart attacks, strokes, or all cause deaths. https://t.co/Q47HWhkqVv Free Full
@MasalaFry69 @grahshortnsweet @kusiekG @TwiiterXVids I never said I rely exclusively on Google, you're putting words in my mouth. I said YOU could have a look, seeing as you've clearly carried out no research. I suppose big Pharma funded almost every study that suggests limiting Saturated fats https://t.co/aBMcQKxezg
@deportriggers @DrNealBarnard Cochrane Database Systematic Review, 2020. Hooper L, et al. Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. N=56k. Gribbin S, et al. Association of carbohydrate and saturated fat intake with cardiovascular disease and mortality in Australian women. Heart, 2021.
@TotalCytopath @NutritionMadeS3 This was written in the Cochrane review for sfa replacement. https://t.co/drbDB9q2Yd
@Gearoidmuar @ScepticalDoctor https://t.co/r4RHY9daeV
@TenhatLB @janellison @DrEenfeldt @tednaiman @LDLSkeptic Ok, so this isn't a study. This is an article analysing other studies. Their conclusions are wrong. This is a meta analysis of randomised controlled trials (the highest level of scientific evidence) proving sat fat, raises cholesterol and causes CVD. https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@tragicislife @procyoncalor Again. Happy to debate it. Why only three? We've meta-analyzed a number of them with strong inclusion-exclusion criteria. Analyses 1.35, 1.44, and 1.51. https://t.co/WqgW6tXMxb
Hooper, L., Martin, N., Jimoh, O. F., Kirk, C., Foster, E., & Abdelhamid, A. S. (2020). Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Cochrane database of systematic reviews, (8). https://t.co/8cEYQfc48n (6/8)
@SamaHoole What? There is literally a shit ton of evidence. Not least this meta analysis of randomised controlled trials. https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@AaronBergman18 Can you explain why you don't think saturated fat is bad? It seems quite bad to me e.g. https://t.co/bdGkZf7lja
@MacroFour @FleshFitnessing @Gearoidmuar @TuckerGoodrich Walk me through why this study is of poor quality. If the mechanism proposed by the mouse study is accurate, shouldn't the results be horrifying in the other direction? https://t.co/IqllIwoovH
RT @KetoCounselor: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Cochrane database of systematic reviews, (8). (4/6) https…
RT @KetoCounselor: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Cochrane database of systematic reviews, (8). (4/6) https…
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Cochrane database of systematic reviews, (8). (4/6) https://t.co/8cEYQfbwiP
@NikosNoulezas @drpablocorral @society_eas https://t.co/x9JHiZ4tzk
@cvkurthukoti @dlifein @TheIraSahay @arunkumar3112 @jasmeet481 @cvkurthukoti Read this also Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2020; 2020(8): CD011737. We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality (RR 0.96; 95% CI 0.90 to 1.03; 11 trials, 55,858
@EUFIC Evidence from RCTs does not support claims that saturated fat causes heart disease. "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality... or cardiovascular mortality" https://t.co/errOHtEmZy
@MohammedAlo In the study "Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease" it literally says in the abstract: "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all-cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality"
@Autonome__ @DraperOr @jeffreyboadi_ It increases your risk of CVD. Not sure why you’d deny that. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7
@DraperOr @Autonome__ @jeffreyboadi_ It’s linear. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7
RT @theproof: @TotalCytopath The RCTs (when meta-analysed) looking at cvd events support it. Most use very 06 rich oils. https://t.co/QZ2…
RT @theproof: @TotalCytopath The RCTs (when meta-analysed) looking at cvd events support it. Most use very 06 rich oils. https://t.co/QZ2…
@TotalCytopath The RCTs (when meta-analysed) looking at cvd events support it. Most use very 06 rich oils. https://t.co/QZ2xHzrMoo Also the mechanism is supported by observational, genetic and RCT data showing lowering LDL-C = less chd events. https://t.co/Z90lrE1xw6 Evidence showing how
@Yarrahbunjyil @SamaHoole Increased sat fat increases risk of CVD meta analysis
@InquizitiveOne @SBakerMD No, PUFAs don’t negatively impact lipids based on human trials, whereas saturated fat and trans fat does. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7 Lowering LDL-c saves people from CVD. https://t.co/OdmGB8z6Ic (1/2) https://t.co/8Sj7YkQYqp
@alexandruapp @robertlufkinmd @DoctorTro Yes. You can ignore the evidence, or hope to hell, and Taubes might say, that bacon is a health food. Or follow well established science. https://t.co/mgxNdPpfIM
@JohnnyCarthief @tsufiboy @MohammedAlo Not really true. Saturated fat increases LDL-C, which increases CVD risk https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7 Intervention studies show lowering LDL-C decreases CVD risk https://t.co/k6fWoCI5Ng Dietary cholesterol does increase LDL-C too, to a certain threshold https://t.co/iGIpYnHmSv
@3firsts @Kirsten3531 Cholesterol is fine, salt is fine, *saturated* fat is not as it causes heart disease, and bacon has a *lot*. https://t.co/89SFQqeXho Also linked to colon cancer. https://t.co/z2O2h2TjY4
@PlantChompers https://t.co/DAvOQwvo6i And this is with, in my view, studies that shouldn't have been included since they recognized they were multifactorial.
@SamaHoole @michaelhoglund @LowcarbLiberty Not in this one. See your problem is you live in an echo chamber, so you never see these studies. https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@goldish4812 @LowcarbLiberty @SamaHoole What's about this one then? https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@SamaHoole Here you go mate, glad I could help. https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@DennyCr35073144 Here's a proper study, a meta analysis OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS!!!!! Which concludes that getting over 10% of your daily calories from sat fat increases your risk of CVD. https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@SBakerMD Saturated fat causes CVD. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7 LDL-c causes CVD. https://t.co/OdmGB8z6Ic Dietary cholesterol raises LDL-c. https://t.co/M1GSYSRKvb High salt causes high BP. https://t.co/lcWuN4nWrR (1/3)
@cdelise @lipo_fan @realDaveFeldman @sonsofmonarchy Whereas saturated fat is actually associated with CVD. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7
@AlpacaAurelius @bryan_johnson According to a large, Cochrane review, there is a dose-response effect when reducing saturated fat that leads to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7. 56 ppl need to reduce their saturated fat intake for ~four years for one person to avoid a CVD event.
@HereticalLipid @MiocanDanijel @theproof According to a large, Cochrane review, there is a dose-response effect when reducing saturated fat that leads to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7. 56 ppl need to reduce their saturated fat intake for ~four years for one person to avoid a CVD event.
@SBakerMD @4dietaryreform According to a large, Cochrane review, there is a dose-response effect when reducing saturated fat that leads to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7.
@carnivorepal @CarnivoreDad @SBakerMD 2) SFA increases LDL-c: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7. - “56 people need to reduce their saturated fat intake for ~four years for one person to avoid experiencing a CVD event.”
@carnivorepal @RationalStoic @SBakerMD https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6 This one.
@RationalStoic @carnivorepal @SBakerMD So a population study with 0 controls is better than a study with hundreds of controls, ok bro, you need sleep. Sat fat study...... https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@FabioPrior @Cobratate Please remove your bias from the conversation. Saturated and trans fat both raise LDL-c, which causes CVD. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7 https://t.co/OdmGB8z6Ic
@BoaterOwl @Aybayapp @SBakerMD Yes, from a dietary perspective, through saturated fat, there is a 4% reduction in mortality and significant lower CV events. https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7
@BoaterOwl @SBakerMD According to a large, Cochrane review, there is a dose-response effect when reducing saturated fat that leads to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7.
@rke21 @carnivorepal @SBakerMD (Basically the lower the SFA, the better the outcomes.) https://t.co/Q6XlzIqHxF
@ryanjt2718 @SBakerMD Here is much stronger evidence: https://t.co/Q6XlzIq9I7.
@PlantChompers "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality (RR CI 0.90 to 1.03) or cardiovascular mortality (RR CI 0.80 to 1.12)." Bc of Keys, we've mistakenly focused half a century on stigmatizing saturated fat instead of sugar. https://t.co/errOHtEmZy
@miasorety @hiteshceon @stillgray Again that’s just mechanistic speculation. Doesn’t own out in the real world . Replacing butter with seed oil’s consistency shows better CVD outcomes tho. https://t.co/eerH4KSsk4. Here’s one of the most robust meta analysis on sat fat and pufa and CVD outcomes.
@dennymishler @reason_it @BonkOmatic3000 @N7Schwifty I know this. Which is why it's great that we have meta analysis' to back up this study. Like these - https://t.co/7CTq1cJNaH https://t.co/PIhRCPtGCA https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@SeedSigner The intake of saturated fat, rather than dietary cholesterol, is correlated to higher blood lipid levels. https://t.co/KQohp0ePl4
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/lxeZKcSNDk Cochrane warning https://t.co/Dhnksb72ME
@zaffaro Analysis 1.44 https://t.co/WqgW6tYkmJ
Let's use the Cochrane Collaboration systematic reviews as a guide. Here's the latest (2020) on saturated fat. Summary: "moderate‐quality evidence that reducing saturated fat reduces our risk of cardiovascular disease." Details to follow. 15/21 https://t.co/5bRQAYx54F https://t.co/2CyEtRpAIs
@DimitriRadoux @ZahcM @ProfTimNoakes @realDaveFeldman @LDLSkeptic @DrAseemMalhotra @FatEmperor @FructoseNo @fleroy1974 @bigfatsurprise @JayneReesBuxton @SBakerMD @KenDBerryMD Have you looked at this? https://t.co/eakHedUQiM
@lean_minded @TamarHaspel https://t.co/nxDMecW6Sx https://t.co/sytrmfhge5
@ColdStream16 @AngelicaOung @PeytonElroy @Tyler_The_Wise Ok sorry I showed you a meta analysis of many randomized controlled trials. This one: https://t.co/AJ2iq5N0py
@ColdStream16 @AngelicaOung @PeytonElroy @Tyler_The_Wise https://t.co/AJ2iq5N0py
@SBakerMD Explain this then "doctor". https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6
@LeVortexZen @AguloMan @2020Marceau @Leclerc_MEL Je m'en fiche de ton opinion https://t.co/TBGaqPuY7K
@JoeyCarbstrong 1. https://t.co/9lx30KMEA0 2.https://t.co/tzFZeuDwZS 3.https://t.co/h4FNJc4tZi 4.https://t.co/v9mSTyrkQ1. 5.https://t.co/c2NAcmmlqn 6.https://t.co/CchXhf4Gcg 7.https://t.co/PYmlD4rnXy 8.https://t.co/X7GElBSish
@DimitriRadoux @PlantChompers https://t.co/qu2sCiUNAA
@ToddPearson12 I think if you eliminate all saturated fat your LDL will plummet. However, that in itself won't affect your all cause mortality risk. https://t.co/Wj1yqc1vrX
@professionaldog @theproof @AnimalEndurance @Drlipid No, is the short answer. In the low saturated fat group, 6.4% of participants died, while in the high saturated fat group, 6.2% of participants died. https://t.co/yPdLJcCmut
@jessicahodlr Replace saturated animal fats with polyunsaturated fats ie seed oils. Science. Try it sometime: https://t.co/M9pP7FE0TK
@JohnSpeakman4 Pretty sure there are already some RCTs on this subject. https://t.co/l2IRRwcf2E https://t.co/y6h9Nex3lA
@of_skeptical @HyperFitLLC @PlantChompers Link https://t.co/M9pP7FE0TK
@q1knows @PlantChompers If you do you'll be on a dozen medications. Odds are you'll check out way sooner though. https://t.co/eNRndOJegm
@HyperFitLLC @PlantChompers Saturated fats will shorten your healthspan significantly. https://t.co/eNRndOJegm
@nicholasdanes @PlantChompers https://t.co/eNRndOJegm
@ErrXmind @PlantChompers Wrong. Read up. https://t.co/eNRndOJegm
@twitevit Tom, you should probably read the latest science on the saturated animal fats you consume. 15 study meta analysis of randomized controlled studies.https://t.co/eNRndOJegm
@sophie_hickens @franalicee @_Fairy_Rat_ I belive that reducing saturated fat causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events, here is the evidence for that: https://t.co/G7d8kurTq3 Can u do anything similar for ur claim? A specific claim and a study that supports that specific claim.
@robertlufkinmd That's a fair statement. You're also an LDL denialist which makes absolutely zero sense. We have a meta analysis of RCTs showing a benefit from replacing saturated fat with PUFA (seed oil). Lowering CVD mortality and events. https://t.co/nIOiJYvkNr https://t.co/EkGGn1r0Ko
@_CynthiaThurlow We have meta analysis of RCTs showing a benefit when you replace saturated fat with PUFA (seed oils) in your diet. Less CVD events and CVD mortality. The anti seed oil campaign and fear mongering is a witch hunt. https://t.co/nIOiJYvkNr https://t.co/zSnJNxQfPV
@arunkumar3112 First sign you have no idea wtf you're talking about: telling people to avoid PUFA (seed oils) and not saying anything about saturated fat, when we have meta analysis of RCTs showing a benefit from replacing saturated fat with PUFA and less CVD events. https://t.co/nIOiJYvkNr https://t.co/0VFnVLEFWP
@JeremyTColes @YouseFancyPants @wanderer_jasnah @acritschristoph @zhihuachen @akcayerol @gtuckerkellogg @angie_rasmussen Uhh no. They were right. Saturated fats increase risk of CVD. This has been validated by tons of RCTs now. https://t.co/wjiK6DAVNm
@Baskerville_13 @scolerkolo @C_Kavanagh It literally does dude. We have tons of RCTs on this. Take a look: https://t.co/wjiK6DAVNm
@NishTWL @BhavanChand https://t.co/R9ejadlkuw
@PatrickElliott0 @fproofmastery @TheNutrivore https://t.co/Isk3BLZmWe
@DimitriRadoux @ZahcM @LDLSkeptic @xinggang_wang @bigfatsurprise @fleroy1974 @JayneReesBuxton @FructoseNo @LoreofRunning1 @maxlugavere @SBakerMD Your graphs are easily trumped by the best review on the topic: https://t.co/QZ2xHzrMoo
3/3 "Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease" https://t.co/ZEs7ouz3kp
Critical importance. Reducing saturated fat intake probably makes little or no difference to all‐cause mortality. https://t.co/sytrmfhge5 https://t.co/XOf9NG4btd
@CaryKelly11 @technologytotea @PCRM https://t.co/izyOs63WG2 The butter and animal industry is 100s of times larger than the seed oil industry, if anyone is funding shoddy research it's them. Apparently it's still not helping though
Citations 1. https://t.co/WiTJ79ovlb 2. https://t.co/Z3VGcgAK2I 3. https://t.co/k9AKngWyYz 4. https://t.co/LiJGH2gX3I 5. https://t.co/P8ljjAQiUn 6. https://t.co/2iuXX6ZMpI 7. https://t.co/1mtfRx4pg4 8. https://t.co/kMA0O6Uw2B 9. https://t.co/OBbc01QIAP 10. https://t.co/8fUqzso58m
@TheeAndyMcGill @got_integrity @SBakerMD 1 is true https://t.co/v3sgxZCmZt 2. Lacks context . 3 mechanistic speculation . Provide outcome data on seed oils causing negative health outcomes . 4. Lacks context as well lol.
@Bossmom808 2/2 or according to Cochrane: "In this review, saturated fat reduction had little or no effect on all-cause or cardiovascular mortality..." "Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease" https://t.co/ZEs7ouz3kp
@TuckerGoodrich Why do you say that Cochrane didn't find that? If you read the conflict of interests on that study it is clear that the result is what interests the who. https://t.co/n0Qj5NJoR0 Of course for every heart attack avoided they got an extra cancer. https://t.co/xsQbLaXFZa
@ToYourHealth101 @NicolaiWorm @bigfatsurprise @drdairy50 @fleroy1974 Hooper updated in 2020. Reading it did not change my dinner plans https://t.co/3xTeUDJ67n
@CarnivoreIs @rodney_dever @jwolnizer @forktown385 https://t.co/izyOs63oQu
RT @MohammedAlo: Saturated Fat intake is on a Sigmoidal curve. Below ⁸% there's no change in outcomes. Above 10% of risk caloric intake and…
RT @MohammedAlo: Saturated Fat intake is on a Sigmoidal curve. Below ⁸% there's no change in outcomes. Above 10% of risk caloric intake and…
Saturated Fat intake is on a Sigmoidal curve. Below ⁸% there's no change in outcomes. Above 10% of risk caloric intake and there's no change. There's a magical inflection point though! #saturatedfat #ascvd #cvd #cad #lipid #Cholesterol https://t.co/5mbtp3MGDj https://t.co/wZJGNwFKaE
Saturated Fat intake is a direct line to CV death. #cvd #ascvd #cad #saturatedfat https://t.co/5mbtp3MGDj https://t.co/asYQA2DAJy
@Theta_Fam @SBakerMD Did you just link a Joe rogan video as evidence to a claim ???
@Rob_NBF https://t.co/HKE0WvDAqJ 2020 update
@omicroshah @_everythingism @GeorgeMonbiot @DrAseemMalhotra Just read this. They directly measured risk of CVD here: https://t.co/wjiK6DAVNm
Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/D9IUQZNpOK @aafp @cochranecollab https://t.co/BHfOcOXwlQ https://t.co/07BkBhULQe
@Rand_Pytko @ifixhearts False. https://t.co/IKKsyAtrqz
RT @NHCorg: @KenDBerryMD When Ken D. Berry tells you a high saturated fat diet is healthy, he's wrong. Strong science: https://t.co/NPT3y…
@KenDBerryMD When Ken D. Berry tells you a high saturated fat diet is healthy, he's wrong. Strong science: https://t.co/NPT3y5XNwu https://t.co/Oq64vKIQRz https://t.co/hBN8oKWRPq https://t.co/3Xr6KTAO2f https://t.co/JQlE7apPMS Keto Myths https://t.co/TUHpSLVh7L https://t.co/rRlrE2ePbw
@DoctorTro Like red meat. https://t.co/YWiWFUQixE
@aslak_randers @ChadNotChud Ok but we have confirmation that reducing saturated fat intake reduces cardiovascular events. You can read about it here: https://t.co/wjiK6DBtCU
@Carniore1 @wolfmonkey10 @BoaterOwl @AxiomNutrifit @DrAlanDesmond 1. I highly recommend you read this link. Something I've read before https://t.co/SuZLDhHiLF Not only does it fail to describe any physiological pathways showing Saturated fat being causal of any disease, it's a meta analysis of several flawed trials, displays risk ratio rather
@MasalaFry69 @wolfmonkey10 @BoaterOwl @AxiomNutrifit @DrAlanDesmond Maybe. But it definitely says that eating over 10% of calories from sat fat increases your chances of heart disease, it is literally settled science. Read this..... https://t.co/YWiWFUQixE
@MMitid @AxiomNutrifit @DrAlanDesmond https://t.co/YWiWFUQixE Meta analysis, of controlled studies. Showing that eating over 10% of calories from sat fat increases risk of atherosclerosis.
@fishinthisweek @AxiomNutrifit @DrAlanDesmond https://t.co/YWiWFUQixE Meta analysis. No food is "bad" for humans, it's just worse compared to something else. Red meat perse isn't bad either, it's sat fat, heme iron, cooking methods which make it worse than other foods.
@KenDBerryMD https://t.co/0tkZcpv43i
@WilboBaggins95 @dklmarxist It's not a lie lol. It's supported by tons of randomized controlled trials: https://t.co/wjiK6DAVNm
@AgnesWold Artikel i Läkartidningen från 2007.... Vad sägs om Cochrane 2020 https://t.co/JAUVL2W8oY https://t.co/VWWSosnFDI
@BEARnakedNews @coookwithchris https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6 A meta analysis of randomised controlled trial which proves reducing saturated fat, in particular to under 10% of calories reduces cardiovascular events. Settled science. https://t.co/gNgy3fGKtA
@52vincentblack @coookwithchris https://t.co/YWiWFUPKI6 This is a meta analysis of randomised controlled trials. https://t.co/ITlk7A1L8N
@mbotana @sociedadSEEN @SociedadSeedo @sea_es @secardiologia @SENefrologia @SENPE_ @CristobMorales @marubioendocr @jarubiogarcia @julia_alvarez__ @mdballesteros @isidoro_cano @ana_azugas @gb_cintia @Judithendo Sin acceso al texto completo, pero sorprende la ausencia de matizaciones cuando sí las hay en otras revisiones similares - 2015, BMJ, DOI: 10.1136/bmj.h3978 - 2020, Cochrane Reviews, DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD011737.pub2 https://t.co/2QOrFSkWJr
@JohnDouglasMur1 That’s why we need to look at the body of evidence, the best data we have suggests saturated fat should be kept below 9% of daily energy intake, and the best benefits seems to be replacing calories above that threshold with PUFAs not carbs. https://t.co/kO6MCTan7L https://t.co/2LB3adlDDz
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
RT @TheNutrivore: @TheBhupiThakur @Alecsplaining @whsource https://t.co/yR8yGNXFZG https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B https://t.co/kVVyEaygpl These a…
@ifbacongrewont1 @sciencebyjae That's odd, try this? Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/3xLbPLecys
J'irais plus loin. L'idée de base de la correction se fonde sur le "heart attack burger". Un burger aux USA qui est censé te donner une crise cardiaque, car plein d'acides gras saturés (fromage + viande). Et ça ben... C'est plutôt vrai. https://t.co/Mtsoag6psc https://t.co/P9BLgjJ66s
For @raphaels7 & those unable to view Taleb’s tweets, here is my thread with my replication in Mathematica of Taleb’s calculations on Hooper (mine trivially different). Here also are photos of Taleb’s original Mathematica notebook. https://t.co/ZWB6Wlgm13 https://t.co/miwnw2lJXG https://t.co/3F18UWC4mQ
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
@nntaleb @bigfatsurprise As @nntaleb presented only a photo of his calculations, this is my own version, trivially different. Any errors are mine. Taleb considers the relative risk ratio for the Hooper meta-analysis of RCTs on reduction of saturated fat intake. 2/n https://t.co/ZWB6Wlxp33
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
RT @bigfatsurprise: @nntaleb @DrDamluji https://t.co/BjSbrTY0ke https://t.co/xlfvOSY9BJ
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
RT @bigfatsurprise: @nntaleb @DrDamluji https://t.co/BjSbrTY0ke https://t.co/xlfvOSY9BJ
@nntaleb @DrDamluji https://t.co/BjSbrTY0ke https://t.co/xlfvOSY9BJ
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
RT @bigfatsurprise: Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
Cochrane review: https://t.co/BjSbrTGXie https://t.co/iEjAyU26Bd
@AriesTerron La revisión Cochrane actualizada en 2020, encontró de nuevo una pequeña reducción de los eventos cardiovasculares con una menor ingesta de grasas saturada, tampoco encontró diferencias en la muerte cardiovascular o en la muerte por todas las causas. https://t.co/yL8IfOfois
@bigfatsurprise Setting the bar high if you expect short term trials to magically show big differences. It’s incredible we see any differences! https://t.co/DutlbRveE2
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@Carolinavore @JosephLDixon1 @CaulfieldTim @shwinyo @MorningBrew @DBelardoMD yes i am aware of the debate and actively study saturated fatty acids in lab, both possible good and bad. The most up to date rigorous review of the trial data can be found here: https://t.co/hc4U4WLBIT . As w all nutrition & chronic disease endpoint data, the evidence is limited
@NutritionMadeS3 Just for clarity - Gil just didn’t make up that dose threshold graphic!
@lipo_fan @ScepticalDoctor @skepcard https://t.co/78vWvlMiU1
@lipo_fan @ScepticalDoctor @skepcard Cochrane RCT? Hooper 2020? https://t.co/oR1B6zdBFA
@henri_mourant https://t.co/pgaCgFwNeY
@twitevit Again: https://t.co/EjamU7du01
@twitevit Don't? So can I consider that carbohydrates do not cause diabetes? https://t.co/EjamU7du01 https://t.co/xnuELu7liT
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/fxDP62ZCbu The review found that cutting down on saturated fat led to a 17% reduction in the risk of cardiovascular disease (including heart disease and strokes), but had little effect on the risk of dying.
@Incognoscible_ @IvanAle98358888 @aliciacgviolin https://t.co/30vbMBF9lc
RT @agingdoc1: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease (2020) https://t.co/UqpDIGk5f0
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease (2020) https://t.co/UqpDIGk5f0
@BobbyAxelrod_ @KenDBerryMD https://t.co/058pGdlUxS https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B https://t.co/yR8yGNXFZG https://t.co/XQWlCK2VVU https://t.co/tVjmC3Qtgq
@Tom_Babington1 @CharlesMBrenner @sguyenet @kevinnbass @garytaubes Cochrane does. But a lot of this literature could be a protective effect of PUFAs as substitutes, rather than increased risk from sat fat. It does seem equivocal all around. https://t.co/JvhqcO8azC
@Mespejel29 @Eli23541052 @theproof @kevinstock12 Oh, of course. My bad. https://t.co/WqgW6tYkmJ
@csmithsci @CakeNutrition @JesseLunsford The best review if your open to the science: https://t.co/HmfJfMpZCb
59000人分のメタ解析。飽和脂肪酸摂取量を減らすと心血管複合イベント率が2割減る、ただし全死亡率や心血管死に対する影響はない。なお、脳に対する影響は不明。2020年にそんな論文でてたのか。 →→ Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease 2020 https://t.co/NmtLdbt2Hb
@KingManninen @DBelardoMD @washingtonpost Also, here’s a meta singular factorial on RCT examining SFAs. It’s not hard to find this stuff, you may want to question your preformed beliefs by examining the variety of evidence https://t.co/6R7aJIsqKR
@The_Rock0404 @AviBittMD @cirri_pedia @keviinbas K, this is from a meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis of randomized controlled trials. https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B https://t.co/l7LEdH7jOo
@TheCarnivoreLaw @SportingPhil @SBakerMD That's ecological data and is superceded by interventional trials which actually test what changes to sat fat intake does to risks. I'm sure you've been taught at school that correlation doesn't mean causation. https://t.co/bvTrZUIEpg
@TheBhupiThakur @Alecsplaining @whsource https://t.co/yR8yGNXFZG https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B https://t.co/kVVyEaygpl These are three different meta-regression analyses on SFA, cholesterol reduction, and ASCVD risk.
@IamTybalt79 https://t.co/IAYiNyJ56r
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/rtyFzVEvfK
Don't forget that changing saturated fats for other fats has no benefits. "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all-cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality, both with GRADE moderate-quality evidence" https://t.co/schh6BDpBX
@MauFurion @chillis_dreams Hooper L, Martin N, Abdelhamid A et al. Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2015 Jun; (6):CD011737.
@Anti_Lie_System @DrAseemMalhotra @FatEmperor @bigfatsurprise @zoeharcombe @ProfTimNoakes @lowcarbGP @theJeremyVine @drmarkhyman @EamonnHolmes @GurinderC @susannareid100 Cholesterol causes heart disease. You cannot dispute this fact as it’s supported by thousands of studies. Saturated increase LDL-C and total cholesterol, and eating less saturated fat has been shown to decrease risk: https://t.co/bYbtK253AE
@PalmOilTV And a much much bigger meta analysis of many higher quality studies showed that reducing saturated fat lowered risk of cv events and replacing it with carbohydrates was useful in that: https://t.co/bYbtK253AE
@bengreenfield A newer meta analysis shows otherwise and a nntb of 56 for primary prevention and a nntb of 32 for secondary prevention: https://t.co/bYbtK253AE. Saturated fat increases LDL-C which is a well known risk factor for CVD.
@wmertens @healthmisinfo @Mark_Sisson @chriskresser One of the highest level of evidence we have, the Cochrane Collaboration’s meta-analysis, concluded that replacing saturated fat with polyunsaturated fats lowers the risk of heart attacks and other cardiovascular events. Context matters. https://t.co/jrFtKWHbdZ
Taking a more plant based approach with higher fiber may prevent cardiovascular disease. Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/eN0mS45CjO
RT @whsource: @robkhenderson This argument is a bit of a red herring, since none of the dietary fat modification RCTs were powered for mort…
@robkhenderson This argument is a bit of a red herring, since none of the dietary fat modification RCTs were powered for mortality outcomes. However, fat modification probably does reduce cardiovascular event risk. https://t.co/hmUVPBm84c
Reemplazar la energía de las grasas saturadas con grasas poliinsaturadas o carbohidratos parecen ser estrategias útiles https://t.co/KGL3oiWpkX
RT @KoushikReddyMD: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
RT @TheAlanAragon: @The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-…
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/CAXkEgKmP2
RT @The_Nutrivore: LA/PUFA and inflammatory diseases: MR/RCTs https://t.co/Rp5RtaWC65 https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B Epi https://t.co/by94411Smu…
RT @KoushikReddyMD: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
@ScepticalDoctor @kevinnbass Have you seen the 2019-2020 update of the Cochrane? https://t.co/O2CjGOBUND
@Jevan @MarieSpreckley @jaapseidell I accidnetally linked the wrong version. Cochrane have since updated and explained the heterogeneity: https://t.co/O2CjGOBUND 2019-2020
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @TheAlanAragon: @The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @drjkahn: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/2RP0qFI69X #kahnchronicle
RT @drjkahn: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/2RP0qFI69X #kahnchronicle
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/2RP0qFI69X #kahnchronicle
RT @TheAlanAragon: @The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-…
@eric_zuodao @AviBittMD @DrPaulMason @IdanOnTweeter @DrNadolsky https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B
LA/PUFA and inflammatory diseases: MR/RCTs https://t.co/Rp5RtaWC65 https://t.co/WqgW6tGb8B Epi https://t.co/by94411Smu https://t.co/XQWlCK2VVU https://t.co/6dtIRjVOYA https://t.co/5CiZb8Y3UP LA/PUFA benefits auto-immunity and CVD, and is neutral for Alzheimer's and cancer. 5/n
RT @shivadas29: @DietHeartNews https://t.co/DYiFWlw15h "There was no evidence of harmful effects of reducing saturated fat intakes."
@DietHeartNews https://t.co/DYiFWlw15h "There was no evidence of harmful effects of reducing saturated fat intakes."
@DietHeartNews Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease May 19,2020 "but greater reduction in saturated fat caused greater reductions in cardiovascular events."
RT @NNTonthefly: New NNT→Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/heJ4ZsRw2H
New NNT→Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/heJ4ZsRw2H
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - PubMed https://t.co/dFxRLR0bmK
RT @Links_Medicus: Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9ky…
RT @Links_Medicus: Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9ky…
RT @Links_Medicus: Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9ky…
RT @Links_Medicus: Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9ky…
RT @Links_Medicus: Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9ky…
Systematic review: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease – via @CochraneLibrary https://t.co/9kyETBpw7J Summary: https://t.co/MzFca5GXCA
@calotonterias toma metanalisis de este año con 15 ensayos clínicos aleatorizados: https://t.co/OhlHJwYtIg
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/fb2FUNXHAr #nutrition #diet #SFAs #CVD
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
飽和脂肪を減らしても心臓病の予防にならない？！ | アメリカ在住 りつこブログ #ブログ #ブログ書け #ブログ初心者 #飽和脂肪 #心臓病 #バター #肉
@ArHu99 @DrewScottOne3 And all animal products contain high amounts of saturated and quite a bit of trans fats and cholesterol know to cause CVD. https://t.co/4JDBYSME5O
@DrewScottOne3 @Conza I would strongly advise against consuming large amounts of sat fat, trans data and cholesterol. https://t.co/4JDBYSME5O
@KenDBerryMD @PeterBrukner Cochrane recently reviewed evidence for saturated fat and cardiovascular disease: "Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease" "Reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events" https://t.co/TUN4FgjVEo
@JamieJacksonati @NNutritionista @CochraneLibrary @CochraneLibrary a good start. Their recent review completely condradicts the newspaper article. https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr https://t.co/vvNhquTAJm
RT @TheAlanAragon: @The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-…
RT @TheAlanAragon: @The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-…
@The_Nutrivore @NickEggleton @AlexJLeaf Nick, @The_Nutrivore's analysis aligns with the latest Cochrane sys-review/meta-analysis of RCTs: "Evidence supports the reduction of saturated fat to reduce risk of combined cardiovascular events in people with and without existing cardiovascular disease" https://t.co/O09V1IurZr
@KetoAurelius Yet you double down on anti-science and animal abuse. Strange moral positions indeed. https://t.co/4JDBYSME5O
RT @TamarHaspel: New Cochrane review on sat fat has something for everyone! Reducing it decreases risk of "cardiovascular events" but not…
RT @TamarHaspel: New Cochrane review on sat fat has something for everyone! Reducing it decreases risk of "cardiovascular events" but not…
RT @TamarHaspel: New Cochrane review on sat fat has something for everyone! Reducing it decreases risk of "cardiovascular events" but not…
RT @TamarHaspel: New Cochrane review on sat fat has something for everyone! Reducing it decreases risk of "cardiovascular events" but not…
New Cochrane review on sat fat has something for everyone! Reducing it decreases risk of "cardiovascular events" but not all-cause or cardiovascular-related mortality. Upshot: it doesn't matter much. Eat some if you like it. Don't if you don't. https://t.co/JvhqcOpLYc
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/9LAAYxj5nQ
Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease: 2020 May https://t.co/foKnJoetsM
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/DwEF9ZDfLH
RT @FranciscoCmar10: "Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease" https://t.co/W40qm0ywU2 (Cochrane review) Why isn't the…
“The findings of this updated review suggest that reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events” Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease - PubMed https://t.co/a6WezRbzgd
RT @FranciscoCmar10: "Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease" https://t.co/W40qm0ywU2 (Cochrane review) Why isn't the…
RT @FranciscoCmar10: "Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease" https://t.co/W40qm0ywU2 (Cochrane review) Why isn't the…
RT @JNovickRD: reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular eve…
‼️This needs to be shared‼️ Health personnel are now armed with a hot-off-the-press Cochrane review for combating cardiovascular disease! ♥️♥️♥️ https://t.co/71nInHFIdk
"Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease" https://t.co/W40qm0ywU2 (Cochrane review) Why isn't the press jumping all over this one I wonder…@EAllen0417
@zoeharcombe This recent study is making the rounds in the Twitterverse. Have you already read and commented on this? I'm interested to hear your insight. Thanks! https://t.co/7rneYI9Cya
@DietHeartNews And the SFA risk? https://t.co/VwFK0p2XjM
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
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Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined CV events
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RT @Plant_proof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease - PubMed https://t.co/cezGtTFm86
Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease - PubMed https://t.co/cezGtTFm86
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/pDf1lbL7Oa
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/Y3CBBIXPQh
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Dietary paradigm kind off seems wrong... https://t.co/9GisT9F2Hz
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
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Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease (open access) https://t.co/BGmpkaxQpC #nutrition #diet #SFAs #CVD #atherosclerosis