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The discussions reflect a generally positive view of the evidence supporting saturated fat reduction, with examples like the Cochrane review showing a 17% decrease in cardiovascular events, which fuels the tone of consensus. However, the tone varies from scientific and analytical to skeptical, especially when addressing studies that report little or no effect, revealing a dynamic debate about the true impact of dietary fats on heart health.
Most discussions support the idea that reducing saturated fat can lower cardiovascular risk, citing meta-analyses and systematic reviews as evidence.
Many posts delve into detailed analyses and studies, showing high curiosity and engagement with scientific evidence.
Users actively debate study details, methodology, and conflicting evidence, indicating deep involvement with the topic.
While many believe the findings could influence dietary guidelines, some express skepticism about the strength of evidence, pointing to mixed results.
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
Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is deadly and we want it high?? The #1 cholesterol FAQ on social media (even among Drs!!). Let's settle this once and for all. full video
@DollPariah @RichardHanania It's nothing really new. Check the old Cochrane review: https://t.co/gT6xhmwJRc
Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
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@gregmushen “reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%” https://t.co/O2h5o5lQ7g
@mattwridley 20/M Excess saturated fat is a health risk. "the U-turn over cholesterol and saturated fat" https://t.co/6aj6FhoTkF https://t.co/mxMRp8CLsB "a true assessment of whether Tamiflu works will be made by the Cochrane Collaboration" https://t.co/3C9isFXy0N https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS https://t.co/X17siEEp9C
@jan_tyr @BogRymanowski O, tak! Przecież najlepiej uczy krytycznego myślenia Twitter i filmy na YouTube z żółtyi napisami. Nie wiem jak pańscy uczniowie, bo ja bynajmniej wiem jak naukowo obalić bzdury tej pani: 1.https://t.co/Xzw2JhLYT0 2.https://t.co/gOvBF6t90s 3.https://t.co/OgXIBRRz56
@robertcop777 @LX33t @silvano_trotta La revue systématique Cochrane montre que les AG saturés (produits anomaux, huile de coco ou palme) augmentent les risques de maladies cardiovasculaires... https://t.co/BJgTA4QIK7
@cremieuxrecueil @SkyOfConnection The RCT evidence is not in favour of that, and if you understand the mechanism of lipid peroxidation and the distribution of lipids in lipoproteins you would see how seed oils are harmful and the evidence doesn't disprove this. https://t.co/srpcVJ9s1S https://t.co/XGd53Eut78
@bulkbiker @dr__idz Yes, thats why we have several meta-analyses of RCTs looking at many populations and diets. With moderate certainty of the evidence. https://t.co/GA4sPFma7Z https://t.co/FCEjYbFmH9
@FoodProfessor Problem is ground beef (for burgers) contains 20% fat - whereas rump steak only contains 10%. So, ground beef may turn out more expensive in the end. Reducing saturated fat intake results in 17% reduction in heart-related illness: https://t.co/E6af1tKXDQ
@rcextremebike @DoctorTro What are you talking about? When other variables are controlled, a lower intake of saturated fat is preferable to a higher intake. Obviously, replacing sat fat with unsat fat. This is even seen in RCTs https://t.co/O2h5o5lihI
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Does low cholesterol raise your risk of dying? A FAQ, and a common misconception. full video: https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Does low cholesterol raise your risk of dying? A FAQ, and a common misconception. full video: https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
Does low cholesterol raise your risk of dying? A FAQ, and a common misconception. full video: https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
Link: https://t.co/gT6xhmxhGK
@janellison @SGonzalez37054 @ItIsMikeFitz reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events https://t.co/O2h5o5lihI
RT @renedumbra: @nicknorwitz “reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined car…
RT @renedumbra: @nicknorwitz “reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined car…
@nicknorwitz “reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events.” Review of RCTs https://t.co/O2h5o5lihI
@Neo1Architect traditional epi vs genetics see: https://t.co/xyCEnoScq2 https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
@grok @mattwridley "confirmed in sensitivity analyses including only trials that [...] significantly reduced saturated fat intake (Analysis 1.38), that achieved a reduction in total or LDL cholesterol (Analysis 1.39)" https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS Valk 2022 doesn't make sense: https://t.co/fPTyFKcBg8 https://t.co/dBe2lVBseC
@grok @mattwridley The issues with Siri‐Tarino 2010 are already known: "This meta‐analysis has been criticised (Katan 2010; Scarborough 2010; Stamler 2010), as results of half of the studies included in their meta‐analysis were adjusted for serum cholesterol concentrations" https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS https://t.co/FaJo1iry5P
RT @AtomsksSanakan: @mattwridley Matt Ridley in 2016: "It’s evidence that counts, especially randomized controlled trials, the gold standar…
@mattwridley Time to accept what randomized controlled trials showed. Matt Ridley in 2016: "It’s evidence that counts, especially randomized controlled trials, the gold standard of science." https://t.co/kUhJdInZvc "We included 15 randomised controlled trials" https://t.co/kQYd5U3684 https://t.co/BxWOFYFnGK
@mattwridley Matt Ridley in 2016: "It’s evidence that counts, especially randomized controlled trials, the gold standard of science." https://t.co/Isv2F3ukXs OK. "We included 15 randomised controlled trials" "Reducing saturated fat reduces serum cholesterol" https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS https://t.co/SYTR0yEgQh
@mattwridley @grok Was Matt Ridley right about whether saturated fats cause heart disease by increasing cholesterol? "Reducing saturated fat reduces serum cholesterol" "greater reduction in saturated fat caused greater reductions in cardiovascular events" https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS https://t.co/Shom1aD2GR
@mattwridley Matt Ridley in 2016: "The whole theory that saturated fats from animals cause heart disease by upping cholesterol is as full of holes as a Swiss cheese." https://t.co/3oZFV7U6Nx https://t.co/WGykPaRbi5 Cochrane 2020: https://t.co/VmkTuFyQlS https://t.co/Z1xEmGIHSx
@DollPariah @RichardHanania It's nothing really new. Check the old Cochrane review: https://t.co/gT6xhmwJRc
@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"
@SamaHoole @GiantOldMonster 15 RCTs: https://t.co/O2h5o5lQ7g
Link to the @cochranecollab review https://t.co/ehZLue0B1o
@booomyz @TsukiWooki @EyesGleamMean @devilinmugler you're misinformed. Saturated fat isn't good or bad, just like anything it's about its dose. And cardiovascular risk rises with a dose exceeding 10% or you DCI, which 22 grams of fat exceeds that for most people. https://t.co/j6HdhUSU2q
Os maiores estudos da atualidade encontraram melhoras na saúde com a diminuição do consumo de gordura saturada, mas ainda tem gente que insiste que se trata de um complô da indústria alimentícia. https://t.co/2C0q0SWxVw https://t.co/gdsD64lRLc https://t.co/3BqL32lMmS
@jimmy_muthami @nicknorwitz Don't ignore the evidence just because it doesn't align with your opinion. https://t.co/pEJXu4zYnq 15 RCTs, reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%.
Outside my current research area: but a message that increased saturated fat in the diet doesn’t influence LDL levels and cardiovascular endpoints is likely harmful. Because it does (even though there are as always small caveats). pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32827219/
@ValidScience @clairlemon Saturated fat: "Meta‐regression suggested that greater reductions in saturated fat (reflected in greater reductions in serum cholesterol) resulted in greater reductions in risk of CVD events, explaining most heterogeneity between trials." https://t.co/4xENk8butk
@gnigh 1- good thoughts here from @NutritionMadeS3 to consider: https://t.co/Hb4sNCqSUP https://t.co/IbCQwCCSLC 2- 2- I had them saved. If truly concerned AI can help u find papers 3- Expected of course based on what we’d find in general pop. Take it for what you want. I’m more
@BrendanDav22620 @MohammedAlo @theproof I can go further and provide a study in this case. The claim being made is: “Replacing SFA with PUFA reduces the incidence of CVD events”. https://t.co/GCpfLLLDcP
@bigfatsurprise Saturated Fats have no effect on cardiovascular disease? Lol https://t.co/pTQCGy7VQk
@RaphaS896035 @MohammedAlo @jasongordo626 https://t.co/XglcV3bPA8
@LaisureJoe @sham_mitchell5 @DrGaryMcGowan Go to Cochrane reviews. It's all there. This scientist explains it well. https://t.co/ji5idBciWs
@larsms En NNT på ~ 50 er også svært bra når en snakker om folkehelsetiltak på befolkningsnivå. https://t.co/UBknuLF6f5 (3/3)
@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
@bigfatsurprise @RobertKennedyJr There are "reviews", and then there are high quality reviews. The most stringent highest level review of them all (i.e. Cochrane) says SF does cause heart disease https://t.co/J5NgNVU73s https://t.co/Cd3AZf7y41
@joshtomaka @GardnerPhD @alicegcallahan @n3doc Summation 2: For example the cochrane review from 2020, one of the most in depth reviews on sat fat ever, which found that high sat fat intake was problematic. Note that I said high intake, I am not saying that sat fat is inherently bad, dose matters. https://t.co/udLdqGIk9R
@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.
@LaisureJoe @Veganella_ @WyrdingWay @tomtom517186 An industrial lubricant that's good for my heart https://t.co/gU8ZRSA6NZ
@RogerSeheult https://t.co/mNl98pflJL No RCT evidence that changes in LDLc via diet affect CVD or mortality https://t.co/rDol9781Sr https://t.co/vReWVdvjLr https://t.co/KlkVCONLLL MA of RCTs show no effects from meat https://t.co/zwv4VireUg High meat low carb diets improve metabolic health
@ThelastStyleb16 I know, but they often address different research questions. Still, the conclusions align. https://t.co/k7h98Q0QOY https://t.co/RUhRIEZHDh
So what should we believe? Traditional evidence? Older studies? New evidence? New meta-analyses? A Cochrane review looked into all the evidence available. https://t.co/fu5EmbGPh4
@Fight_of_Lies @sibaburck There is this one: https://t.co/ZyB2beMb5W
@khaou_ Je te conseille de lire plusieurs études tout n’est pas blanc ni noir : On a des preuves tengibles (grosses cohortes et études meta de plusieurs publications) qui prouvent un lien direct avec augmentation de gras saturé dans l’alimentation et risque CV https://t.co/XqPFewsP1c
@dylanarmbruste3 @hufcm @StevenMBelknap @GardnerPhD @American_Heart Yes and the others. Discussion on the Hooper paper. https://t.co/BV5QRULrl8 https://t.co/1v8qO8iYjs
@aphricote @freaklilith_ Hooper, L., Martin, N., Jimoh, O. F., & Kirk, C. (2020) Title: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease. Harcombe, Z., Baker, J. S., Cooper, S. M., Davies, B., Sculthorpe, N., DiNicolantonio, J. J., & Grace, F. (2016) Evidence from randomised controlled trials
@BroChillerman I would argue not so similar For mortality, the estimate of causal effect with RCTs of sat fat is directionally the same as observational evidence (power could be an issue) For CVD, RCTs of reducing saturated fat fat show reduced CVD events https://t.co/wM23UB0hcm
@DoctorTro Myth? https://t.co/O2h5o5lQ7g
@Gearoidmuar @naturalguy @ScepticalAnna They do. Hooper 2020: “There was a 17% reduction in cardiovascular events in people who had reduced SFA compared with those on higher SFA” https://t.co/GCpfLLL5nh
@HoldOnStil60450 @ScepticalAnna You should be more worried about sugar than SFA. SR of RCTs: "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality... or cardiovascular mortality... or on non‐fatal myocardial infarction" https://t.co/mNl98pflJL
@rf121rf @pyroliquidsci @ElieJarrougeMD "Common sense" Please read this review of RCTs: https://t.co/d6t1N14noZ
@ElieJarrougeMD Wrong. Cochrane Review with 15 RCT: "reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events" https://t.co/pEJXu4zYnq
@TamarHaspel @sguyenet Moreover the evidence on saturated fat from a long line of RCTs is in fact far from compelling. doi: 10.3390/nu13103305. doi: 10.1093/nutrit/nuz091. doi: 10.1093/advances/nmaa008. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1396576. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD011737.pub3
@EricTopol @NatureMedicine @ClemensWittenb2 SR of RCTs: “We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality... [or] on non‐fatal myocardial infarction or CHD mortality" https://t.co/mNl98peNUd
@triagemethod Or maybe the conclusions of PURE are correct considering they are supported by 2-5 year long RCTs of saturated fat: "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality" https://t.co/mNl98peNUd
Uh-oh! Vegan alternatives are bad for you, surprise, surprise. https://t.co/X8nHe4mDNR via @YouTube
Uh-oh! Vegan alternatives are bad for you, surprise, surprise. https://t.co/PGJDpQ1zhw via @YouTube
Uh-oh! Vegan alternatives are bad for you, surprise, surprise. https://t.co/8BVQ7VmnuJ via @YouTube
@Jamie_Blackett @ChrisGPackham @GeorgeMonbiot A great take down showing you up for the lying bullshitter you are https://t.co/qf72rLPikr
Thanks to Ed for pointing to this disgusting study manipulation either by ignorance or malice. It's a disservice to folk personally and also the NHS when all the meta data evidence points to plant based diets being healthier and lowering need for NHS help! https://t.co/YTp3CvWy8s
RT @JonScoff: @Jamie_Blackett You are a bad phony. You know bugger all of what you're talking about and you're a terrible and dangerous hyp…
RT @JonScoff: @Jamie_Blackett You are a bad phony. You know bugger all of what you're talking about and you're a terrible and dangerous hyp…
@Jamie_Blackett You are a bad phony. You know bugger all of what you're talking about and you're a terrible and dangerous hypocrite. https://t.co/CUBJrqgFx9
Uh-oh! Vegan alternatives are bad for you, surprise, surprise. https://t.co/8M29N7io9m via @YouTube
@drmatthewnagra Still doesn't address the issue of needing to hold SFA constant w/in study design. Considering RCTs show "little or no effect of reducing SFA on all‐cause mortality or cardiovascular mortality," quibbling over *maybe* 4 mg/dL of LDLc is a waste of time https://t.co/mNl98peNUd
@BroChillerman @NutritionMadeS3 Can you share data that trumps a meta analysis of RCTs on this topic which considers the replacement nutrient? https://t.co/Qj7jPK9eto).
Youtube is filled with self-proclaimed experts telling their huge base of followers that it's ok to have sky-high LDL-C. Thankfully, there are people like Gil to talk about these things with a proper scientific approach. https://t.co/i4UFG9oP2A
@theproof @GardnerPhD @bigfatsurprise Why don't people in the high SFA intake interventions die more often in RCTs? Why is SFA's reputation nearly as bad as tobacco's despite exonerating evidence from RCTs? https://t.co/mNl98peNUd
@jibtie @NutritionMadeS3 https://t.co/mNl98peNUd SFA RCTs make it clear that increasing LDLc does not increase mortality https://t.co/LrurwG05st Torcetrapib is a drug that reduced LDLc and increased mortality https://t.co/5UOn33ZMHn hsCRP predicts mortality better than LDLc in statin trials
@SteveDa39872898 It absolutely does matter. Ignore it at your own peril. That's your prerogative. https://t.co/NE8cV6jCei
@DrIngold it helps to bear in mind these U curves are common with many metrics (BMI, blood pressure, HbA1c etc) that helps explain they reflect an artifact not cause & effect https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
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)
@TamarHaspel https://t.co/mNl98pflJL SR of RCTs: "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality" https://t.co/Ec925X8txL Statin benefits could be from their anti-inflammatory effects. Statin evidence may not be relevant to the impact of saturated fat on CVD
@yuman31 cholesterol is lowered by many chronic diseases so you want to look at randomized trials and genetic studies where these are unlikely to skew results see https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U also https://t.co/833zGEYlBY
@SBakerMD @drdairy50 These correlations are not good evidence re saturated fats. Stronger evidence: Cochrane review of randomized controlled trials: replacing saturated fat with unsaturated fat reduces the risk of CVD events, esp when blood cholesterol was lowered. https://t.co/XYjH2PVH4N
@livingatlarge1 @ValerieAnne1970 This is explained https://t.co/QBNyGXXmii
@ketogrillbakery @Drlipid @MohammedAlo @NutritionMadeS3 has a few videos on the subject Cholesterol doesn't matter https://t.co/n0iZjEJ9h7 Cholesterol paradox https://t.co/lQePsawJrh
@NikosNoulezas @nationallipid You're referring to what's known as the "cholesterol paradox". Where, if you didn't understand the studies, someone like you could post a link that makes it look like low LDL is a risk. Whereas low LDL can be a result of other health issues. Explained: https://t.co/qv7ZoVbi7w
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
@vapidbobcat @danyal9600 @BioLayne You haven’t actually posted where this study comes from once. That said we have a larger mega analysis with more RCTs showing that “reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%”. https://t.co/VKmUImU5x4
@DietHeartNews @Edward_Smith92 I agree that we're not lab rats. But human studies have altered diary/meat OR sat fat of diets (typical, mixed meals). Sat fat has a clear impact on circulating cholesterol - that doesn't mean "don't eat any foods with sat fat", but we can't deny data. https://t.co/j8VqnhbDVc
@StephenPiment @Meaningness Good RCTs, that randomize people to different diets and examine the effects on hard clinical outcomes such as cardiovascular events or mortality, (1) are possible and (2) exist. For example, see this Cochrane review of RCTs about saturated fat: https://t.co/bOFivAgOe7
@lumpenspace For context, meta-analyses looking at CV events instead of biomarkers tend to be consistent with this MA. PUFAs may reduce the risk of CV events when compared to SFAs. (Though the effect of MUFAs is unclear and there’s no difference found for mortality.) https://t.co/gecz69YMo0
@DBelardoMD @AviBittMD RCTs: "We found little or no effect of reducing saturated fat on all‐cause mortality or CVD mortality" https://t.co/mNl98peNUd It's too bad there's no convincing evidence that reducing saturated fat saves lives. It would be nice to have a simple and effective way to save lives
@asdrawingaf https://t.co/g7hhcikGGw Sure
@renatodumbra @MacroFour @LDLSkeptic If SFA ⬆️ LDL and LDL causes CVD, it does not follow SFA cause CVD - https://t.co/7nXIMchqd6 LDL per se harmless - https://t.co/eCD7XFPi8s See our comments to Cochrane - https://t.co/5C8zYOQtLm And further analysis using a more appropriate model - https://t.co/WbFqJE0KzS
@MacroFour @ZahcM @LDLSkeptic 2 great papers for you: https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl https://t.co/rLPLItApnE
@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
@carnivore_jt This one is better. It looked at RCTs it also took into account the threshold issue https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
@RickDunmore @MedCrisis covered here: https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U also if you search my TL for mortality and cholesterol, several threads covering this Q in detail
RT @MeggGawat: @onphel @ProfTimNoakes @NickPapageorge1 @nutrition_facts @lowcarbGP @DoctorTro @virtahealth @drericwestman Here’s a good vid…
@onphel @ProfTimNoakes @NickPapageorge1 @nutrition_facts @lowcarbGP @DoctorTro @virtahealth @drericwestman Here’s a good video on this: https://t.co/hCK7VGkJ4E The same “paradox” can be found in bmi, blood pressure, A1C, etc, with the “worse” numbers (28 bmi, high blood pressure, diabetic A1C, etc) being optimal. The video explains this U-Curve mortality paradox
@ketogrillbakery Hooper 2020 was the Cochrane review meta-analysis for RCTs on saturated fat reduction. The Minnesota Coronary Experiment was excluded because the average duration was too short (the inclusion criteria called for 24 months or more) https://t.co/mTKXXW1kf5
@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"
@ESYudkowsky Bad take. Keys was not a scientific fraud: https://t.co/P7Cc1HFPlF But who cares anyways? We have much better evidence now that shows that replacing SFA with PUFA (e.g., veg oils) reduces cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/qjqgVE6aA4
Cochrane-katsauksessa havaittiin riskisuhde 0.94 (95% luottamusväli 0.78-1.13, näytön varmuus oli kohtalainen) sydän- ja verisuonitautikuolleisuuden osalta. "Reducing saturated fat intake probably makes little or no difference to cardiovascular mortality." https://t.co/ZskScydbLZ https://t.co/8zxVuvB6mq
@Keto_Dude @SBakerMD Ok, here is one. https://t.co/ziMBwp2Abe
@exfatloss @FrogHarmless @Tellit007 “The included long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17% (risk ratio (RR) 0.83; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.70 to 0.98 […])” https://t.co/bOFivAgOe7
@CarnivoreAureli @BioLayne RCT? https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl
@BenDavi13814607 @MohammedAlo Multiple meta-analyses of RCTs and genetic studies find a log-linear relationship between lower LDL-c and lower CVD, and reductions in saturated fat and lower CVD too. https://t.co/zV81852dnB https://t.co/rTtlii1T6d https://t.co/w5jcm0zL6E https://t.co/nE9ZHEU3rE
@CaryKelly11 Secondly, you see images like below (at least the cholesterol part) all over social media. However the same faulty logic would suggest that you should also be overweight, hypertensive and diabetic to live the longest ... https://t.co/4bpu7MWbPc https://t.co/7MZr6nAHSE
@WillBrink @NutritionMadeS3 @drpablocorral @JohnKastelein @Drlipid @Lipoprotein @MohammedAlo Gil has a couple of vids on this already, on U-shaped curves for LDL-c or TC and mortality. https://t.co/HSrz9AcvBR https://t.co/lpTJhDUbUt I haven't looked at this new study in detail - how similar is it to the previous studies that have done the rounds on social media?
RT @NutritionMadeS3: see also https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
RT @NutritionMadeS3: see also https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
see also https://t.co/YjkNtXmN8U
@j_t_2390 @drgarymcgowan The facts don't care about our feelings https://t.co/fIIZdLEQby
@Nothing73144852 @criticalsfl @BioLayne @hubermanlab Video explaining more https://t.co/Z4wTOubdk9
@WeiZhangAtmos @Aadamramsay Not in this case: Cholesterol & Risk of Death | New Evidence Emerges - https://t.co/RIK8BKL7jF
https://t.co/QAYenL3muY
@AaronBergman18 @ChadNotChud “When we subgrouped according to replacement for SFA, the PUFA replacement group suggested a 21% reduction in cardiovascular events” https://t.co/lROAKiCTzm
@jmmulet Llevo días pensando en esto. He mirado esto https://t.co/MNoNofBPPr y no me ha impresionado mucho. Hay otros aspectos de la salud relacionados con las grasas saturadas aparte de la salud cardiovascular? A lo mejor estoy buscando mal.
@Paul_James_1 @shelly_187 I linked it purely to explain the chart, it doesn't matter who he is really. I linked it to explain why there is conflicting information out there. https://t.co/w3yon9Ey4B
Hyvä esimerkki minkä takia keinotekoiset raja-arvot ovat ongelmallisia. Mitä satunnaistettu tutkimusnäyttö kertoo tyydyttyneiden rasvojen vähentämisen hyödyistä? https://t.co/ZskScydbLZ https://t.co/6or5QRS9yD
@aCarnivoreDiet @BioLayne "The included long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%" https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl
@mc_cheapo @DrPaulMason https://t.co/TnELa5m3VB
@trigsjourney https://t.co/1UCivsx0VY 56,675 participants The included long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%
@cashandcarrots @SentientBlobBob @CaryKelly11 It doesn't matter. The data today is clear that Ancel Keys was right about saturated fat: https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
@SBakerMD https://t.co/ApuN2QSg1V @NutritionMadeS3
@jimtamsx @PhilipMPowell See? https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
@Mangan150 https://t.co/xKcqsVydKn
@j73192943 @MohammedAlo Because it's known to be an artifact of a sickness. See: https://t.co/YdYZ9vpMMi
@FL_steak_man Check this interview with Thomas Dayspring, Clinical Lipidologist @Drlipid https://t.co/auoe5daZTw If you have time, get the background of why low-LDL is good: https://t.co/ixsYH6Gzk7
@aCarnivoreDiet @BioLayne “The included long-term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%” https://t.co/3LKn3xCX1A
RT @ZahcM: They continue to include a study with many red flags and "concerns of fraud." As we noted
@Mangan150 This guy is always trying to defend the status quo. https://t.co/FWRCjPgGoa
@ZahcM I find Gil Carvalho's videos on this topic pretty convincing. Here's his most recent one: https://t.co/icAC70lVhY What do you think about his perspective? What would your rebuttal be?
@carniyogi @SteAssent Zero? By reducing your LDL-c levels, you can even lower the risk of cardiovascular events. Here's a systematic review w meta-analysis on Cochrane: https://t.co/RSoomf6E06
RT @ZahcM: They continue to include a study with many red flags and "concerns of fraud." As we noted
RT @ZahcM: They continue to include a study with many red flags and "concerns of fraud." As we noted
They continue to include a study with many red flags and "concerns of fraud." As we noted
@Drlipid @maciejbanach @nationallipid Great paper - I've sent a copy to my GP and my cardiologist (he's across all this but as a reference for his doubting Thomases). Also recommend https://t.co/IF7ce6bxJg this should also help "doubting Thomases".
@DavidVio2 E.g. https://t.co/RmcUnhtXfl Replacing saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat reduced risk of CVD events (though statistical significance was not reached for overall mortality)
@carniyogi @BioLayne https://t.co/eivSx9NOHa
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
Cholesterol & Risk of Death
@ianhughscott @kevinnbass Science guy doesn’t know single variable studies are garbage used to pad resumes of MD/PhDs. Cholesterol<200, BMI <25, BP<120 and more… ‘increase’ risk of dying by that reasoning https://t.co/8FoUNPnCOA
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
@Wegiveyouhealt1 Cholesterol and risk of Death https://t.co/x4gdHK2v9P
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
Cholesterol & Risk of Death | New Evidence Emerges https://t.co/KP7PTuifDv via @YouTube
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
@bigfatsurprise Looking forward to your response to this. I'd like to hear the other side. https://t.co/rpFIyiGlYM
https://t.co/ivptAgicAL
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
https://t.co/c8Wr7ORJyd
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is de…
Low cholesterol associates with higher risk of death in epidemiological studies. Does that mean low cholesterol is deadly and we want it high?? The #1 cholesterol FAQ on social media (even among Drs!!). Let's settle this once and for all. full video
@lcmail2 @Ainz__Sama @rc_tullius @vegan_logic Saturated fats have been demonstrated over and over to increase risk of CVD. RCTs that actually have sufficient power and aren't confounded by trans fats show this. https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/lxeZKcSNDk Cochrane warning https://t.co/Dhnksb72ME
@C_3xrpO @SBakerMD https://t.co/KH1T9jqcK9
@Gerlat_Of_Rivia @malott_austin @hum_dunkin https://t.co/elNNJ4VqFQ https://t.co/SCMFUKpzrQ low and high density lipoprotein are acutely associated with chronic heart disease. These enter the body through saturated fats, like butter and tropical oils, and refined carbohydrates like simple sugar and corn syrup
@bigfatsurprise Or this one? https://t.co/NC8Taj3b7H There are more, but for you to be so confident in your assertions just demonstrates YOUR clear lack of objectivity
@primary3down "reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%" "greater reductions in saturated fat (reflected in greater reductions in serum cholesterol) resulted in greater reductions in risk of CVD events" https://t.co/3LKn3xCX1A
@MyNutritionSci right but which month. from the screen grab I think its the previous version before they added Sydney and the numbers changed? https://t.co/zPCKMsyJGy
RT @JayneReesBuxton: @theproof @DimitriRadoux @ZahcM @LDLSkeptic @xinggang_wang @bigfatsurprise @fleroy1974 @FructoseNo @LoreofRunning1 @ma…
@theproof @DimitriRadoux @ZahcM @LDLSkeptic @xinggang_wang @bigfatsurprise @fleroy1974 @FructoseNo @LoreofRunning1 @maxlugavere @SBakerMD https://t.co/CVNMy1SNBC. Also this: https://t.co/3HKBuSQZA4
3/3 "Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease" https://t.co/ZEs7ouz3kp
@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
@YURFuckinfat @Benguin420 @fbrown2014 @REV_Insulin_Res @DominicDAgosti2 https://t.co/btHnXykHYe science. Sub your red meat for the salmon friend
@gAlecsyBrain @dr_cois @TheBhupiThakur @NutritionMadeS3 @raulmartin_n “15 RCTs, that used a variety of interventions from providing all food to advice on reducing saturated fat” “reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%” https://t.co/INndbHF5S8
@MohammedAlo There is a slightly later version (21st Aug 2020 vs 19 May 2020) of the Cochrane review at Doi:10.1002/14651858.CD011737.pub3 https://t.co/rbEfHlrr7s
@ExMuslimsMN No there is a basically a consensus. All (except two badly made ones) RCTs show that saturated fat increases risk. This is the biggest meta analysis on the topic: https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
@me_fafo @RomeoStevens76 @bananamelter @lillybilly299 @sunofdopamine @romeostevens Myth? Really? You mean the myth that's been shown by almost every single RCT out there? That myth? https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/D9IUQZNpOK @aafp @cochranecollab https://t.co/BHfOcOXwlQ https://t.co/07BkBhULQe
@PeterFaberSP @NutritionMadeS3 15 RCTs. “The included long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17% (risk ratio (RR) 0.83; 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.70 to 0.98” Looks like he missed reading some studies https://t.co/INndbHFDHG
@SteveLome Just one little problem...what you're saying is not borne out by the evidence. Saturated fat does not cause cause heart disease. https://t.co/jr4eolJmV8 https://t.co/3TpNBtK4N5
@TyRBeal Saturated fat? How did that get on this list? Did you just ignore the Cochrane review? https://t.co/jr4eolJmV8 https://t.co/stKvDZ6BV1
@MasalaFry69 Largest meta analysis ever done on randomized control trials: https://t.co/6gaBww9D0N
@MasalaFry69 @JimmySm58405905 @JaicSam @kevinnbass It all comes down to dose. We know from the largest analysis ever done on randomized controlled trials that the effect of saturated fat on cardiovascular disease is shaped like an S: https://t.co/6gaBww9D0N
@cck197 @realDaveFeldman A small effect size on a disease that kills millions every year can save thousands of lives, don't you think? See: https://t.co/3LKn3xCX1A
@CaryKelly11 1. This is a 'Reassessment and Proposal', not a study. 2. The paper does not list any conflicts of interest. (Biased) 3. Cohort studies they reference from "...questionnaires to assess diet" is weak research. Study: https://t.co/v8Lljeg14J Study: https://t.co/KD9wZC93pG
@ifbacongrewont1 @sciencebyjae That's odd, try this? Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/3xLbPLecys
@ifbacongrewont1 @sciencebyjae Is this inaccurate? Why? https://t.co/nb5Li61oOv
@TheBrainBattery I think it's well understood that more SFA increase CVD rates. A Cochrane meta analysis of randomized controlled trials showed reduced CVD rate with a reduction of SFA. They also showed a reduction in LDL-C, which could extend lifespan in the long term. https://t.co/97tEa6zrgP https://t.co/rj1zLm9btl
"Reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events. Replacing the energy from saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat or carbohydrate appear to be useful strategies" https://t.co/e4NiPbZ6UJ
RT @drmikehart: @nntaleb @bigfatsurprise Cochrane review of 15 randomized controlled trials: "reducing saturated fat intake for at least…
@nntaleb @bigfatsurprise Cochrane review of 15 randomized controlled trials: "reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events" https://t.co/yz2fE06dE6
RT @DrDamluji: @bigfatsurprise @nntaleb Your statement is not true! https://t.co/RR3F0jWGec @cochranecollab @nationallipid https://t.co…
@bigfatsurprise @nntaleb Your statement is not true! https://t.co/RR3F0jWGec @cochranecollab @nationallipid https://t.co/Xcm4AZ3pRv
@MasalaFry69 @cortneypalm5 @veganzenz Just 1 recent study among many others with similar results ... "reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined cardiovascular events." https://t.co/U2pzsfsxfW
#dietary #emotionaltoll #substitutions #hearthealth #messaging #saturatedfat #showyourhands https://t.co/ee9XRiWGam Check out these nutrition experts!
@JimeeLiberty @richykirsh @WendyOrent @mcfunny @scottstocker4 @IdunsDaughter @ConsequentialBr @pawley_robert @AndrewLazarus4 @Pouldeau61 @Monstercoyliar @SkepticalMutant @newstranslate13 @barryjohnreid21 @TonyBaduy @jarbot15 @AspAlaAsnAsnTyr @JonathanHannah @MaureenStroud @ShockTraumaRN @JimBeam102 @Thskicksarefire @JKelleyK @swedishchf @provaxtexan @reacharoundu @ogilville1 @Alex_on_A14 @doom37455413 @AngryFleas @ShadowDroid616 @doritmi @tomsirolimus @TheDrJon @jtmayes3 @nuhope2022 @Adrian7745 @statsguyuk @CurfewX @JDCBurnhil @HupperichWerner @KStateTurk @BreezerGalway @Fornowago @Conservacat2 @zeetubes @AtomsksSanakan @MattMcInnis6 @Twitter Please cite those five major studies. This Cochrane systematic review from 2020 found that "reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%". https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
Check this out! https://t.co/2dUdvVPk6y
@EAllen0417 https://t.co/3LKn3xCX1A
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
Saturated fat and the internet controversies the comments are already lit up
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.
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
@der_lahme @RDValerie Studies over studies showing that reducing the intake of satfats reduces the risk for cvd. They are a real risk factor. https://t.co/SeAfnGTddd
@HopcuttDarryl @trikomes Yes, good catch. Here is another in support of lowering saturated fat. Things change considerably in the context of a low carb/keto diet. Overall energy balance and body composition are far more important CV risks. https://t.co/OYXwV5K0Uw
@kevinnbass RCTs indicate that lowering saturated fat intake for at least 2 years decreases the risk of cardiovascular events. See the relevant Cochran review: https://t.co/ie6KnwOINr
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
@MarcSicard Déjà, rien ne t'y oblige. Ensuite les preuves. Graisses saturées https://t.co/o25viEErf2
@RokoMijic https://t.co/qjqgVE6aA4 Nick Hiebert has a very good article as well (also talking about this meta). https://t.co/viHTAizdEP Be aware that many of the arguments against seed oils are made using ecological studies (i.e. lower tier evidence than cohort studies).
RT @LindyFit: Is this fake news? https://t.co/l0HNIBOW6P
Is this fake news? https://t.co/l0HNIBOW6P
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/rtyFzVEvfK
@tallesmrs Num ECR talvez seja mais interessante estimar o efeito de reduzir ingestão de gordura saturada, como os estudos incluídos nessa revisão https://t.co/PH2pO7akUs
@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.
@richcollins @AndBeyond_N Lmao, based on what? The vast majority of controlled trials on animal SFA vs. other types of fat show negative effects on heart disease https://t.co/CBcZL24n63
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
@MaureenStroud @ScepticalAussie I prefer evidence that hasn't been cherrypicked :-) https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
RT @KoushikReddyMD: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
@nicknorwitz Weird. Link didn’t work. https://t.co/hnOPL87yBC
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - Hooper, L - 2020 | Cochrane Library https://t.co/CAXkEgKmP2
@EarthJill @RobertLustigMD @MichaelMossC Or you could refer to peer-reviewed science? For instance https://t.co/5ZVGvuagUG https://t.co/HLWCkJYjAE
RT @KoushikReddyMD: Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
@alexlockwood @plantbasedhpuk Especially if one factors in additional risks from saturated fat and salt (CVD, diabetes, etc - e.g. https://t.co/5ZVGvuagUG and https://t.co/6LoN1zvDye, etc)
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
@VaccineCourse @StopVaxxedLies @Monstercoyliar @markmcdougall13 @TioChango_ @TakeThatCDC @ChrisJohnsonMD @kfunk937 @DrMamaKai @jkellyca @doritmi @TheFrankmanMN @Awithonelison @_mamadeb @BGLTHMND @BlueLionBlog @immunotoxPhD @_CWN @nicriopeele @fiski70 @mcfunny @MAhealthforkids @Sheldon_Walker_ @WendyOrent @JaneEOpie @ObamaNoMessiah @DanaElizabeth69 @BeckyJohnson222 @ianfmusgrave @badzoot7 @Charbrevolution @davidwells223 @2013Boodicca @felixbloodaxe @JohnSibson @QuatloosX @jp_miner @TThoughtmonger @Boxmenot @Rosewind2007 @saluce65 @kuriousmind93 @downeyballs @AndrewLazarus4 @asiamoonbloom @physicianswkly I have presented evidence of that repeatedly, historical and more recent evidence, such as this meta-analysis https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
@VaccineCourse @StopVaxxedLies @Monstercoyliar @markmcdougall13 @TioChango_ @TakeThatCDC @ChrisJohnsonMD @kfunk937 @DrMamaKai @jkellyca @doritmi @TheFrankmanMN @Awithonelison @_mamadeb @BGLTHMND @BlueLionBlog @immunotoxPhD @_CWN @nicriopeele @fiski70 @mcfunny @MAhealthforkids @Sheldon_Walker_ @WendyOrent @JaneEOpie @ObamaNoMessiah @DanaElizabeth69 @BeckyJohnson222 @ianfmusgrave @badzoot7 @Charbrevolution @davidwells223 @2013Boodicca @felixbloodaxe @JohnSibson @QuatloosX @jp_miner @TThoughtmonger @Boxmenot @Rosewind2007 @saluce65 @kuriousmind93 @downeyballs @AndrewLazarus4 @asiamoonbloom @physicianswkly It isn't bad advice, despite the opinions of a minority of researchers. Cochrane Review of all available evidence: "Replacing the energy from saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat or carbohydrate appear to be useful strategies...". https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
@VaccineCourse @doritmi @Monstercoyliar @markmcdougall13 @TioChango_ @TakeThatCDC @ChrisJohnsonMD @kfunk937 @DrMamaKai @jkellyca @TheFrankmanMN @Awithonelison @_mamadeb @BGLTHMND @StopVaxxedLies @BlueLionBlog @immunotoxPhD @_CWN @nicriopeele @fiski70 @mcfunny @MAhealthforkids @Sheldon_Walker_ @WendyOrent @JaneEOpie @ObamaNoMessiah @DanaElizabeth69 @BeckyJohnson222 @ianfmusgrave @badzoot7 @Charbrevolution @davidwells223 @2013Boodicca @felixbloodaxe @JohnSibson @QuatloosX @jp_miner @TThoughtmonger @Boxmenot @Rosewind2007 @saluce65 @kuriousmind93 @downeyballs @AndrewLazarus4 @asiamoonbloom @physicianswkly I said that dietary cholesterol can change serum cholesterol only modestly. Dietary saturated fats can make a much larger difference, "reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17% ". https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
@VaccineCourse @markmcdougall13 @TioChango_ @TakeThatCDC @ChrisJohnsonMD @kfunk937 @DrMamaKai @jkellyca @doritmi @TheFrankmanMN @Awithonelison @_mamadeb @BGLTHMND @StopVaxxedLies @BlueLionBlog @immunotoxPhD @_CWN @nicriopeele @fiski70 @mcfunny @MAhealthforkids @Sheldon_Walker_ @WendyOrent @JaneEOpie @ObamaNoMessiah @DanaElizabeth69 @BeckyJohnson222 @ianfmusgrave @badzoot7 @Charbrevolution @davidwells223 @2013Boodicca @felixbloodaxe @JohnSibson @QuatloosX @jp_miner @TThoughtmonger @Monstercoyliar @Boxmenot @Rosewind2007 @saluce65 @kuriousmind93 @downeyballs @AndrewLazarus4 @asiamoonbloom @physicianswkly You don't understand how science works at all do you? Show me a more recent paper that refutes those results? This systematic review is from this year: https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
@VaccineCourse @markmcdougall13 @TioChango_ @TakeThatCDC @ChrisJohnsonMD @kfunk937 @DrMamaKai @jkellyca @doritmi @TheFrankmanMN @Awithonelison @_mamadeb @BGLTHMND @StopVaxxedLies @BlueLionBlog @immunotoxPhD @_CWN @nicriopeele @fiski70 @mcfunny @MAhealthforkids @Sheldon_Walker_ @WendyOrent @JaneEOpie @ObamaNoMessiah @DanaElizabeth69 @BeckyJohnson222 @ianfmusgrave @badzoot7 @Charbrevolution @davidwells223 @2013Boodicca @felixbloodaxe @JohnSibson @QuatloosX @jp_miner @TThoughtmonger @Monstercoyliar @Boxmenot @Rosewind2007 @saluce65 @kuriousmind93 @downeyballs @AndrewLazarus4 @asiamoonbloom @physicianswkly Here's a recent systematic review that concludes that "Replacing the energy from saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat or carbohydrate appear to be useful strategies". https://t.co/ESeIPyQSAg
@DietHeartNews Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease May 19,2020 "but greater reduction in saturated fat caused greater reductions in cardiovascular events."
@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 @saludatm:
RT @saludatm:
@niels_corfield @APhlogistan @bobathon @SamOsbo05700900 @AllanRSavory @GeorgeMonbiot Who do I listen to: Niels or the highly respected Kim Williams, Fellow, Trustee and ex President of the American College of Cardiology? https://t.co/5ZVGvuagUG https://t.co/Wiuzmpv1P4
RT @KoushikReddyMD: @DBelardoMD https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
@DBelardoMD https://t.co/LSEdGlChBT
Greater reduction in sat fat resulted in greater reduction in risk of CVD events. Primary prevention NNT 56, secondary prevention NNT 53. Replacing Sat fat with PUFA or CHO are helpful. More studies needed on MUFA. #hearthealth #CVDprevention https://t.co/DfsDzoUWD7
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
Saturated fat 2020 https://t.co/M3tTKpPLMB
Saturated fat 2020 https://t.co/M3tTKpPLMB
RT @sjoshimd: Cochrane meta-analysis out on saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease NNT = 56 in primary prevention trials, so 56…
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease - PubMed https://t.co/dFxRLR0bmK
RT @sjoshimd: Cochrane meta-analysis out on saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease NNT = 56 in primary prevention trials, so 56…
Cochrane meta-analysis out on saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease NNT = 56 in primary prevention trials, so 56 people need to reduce their saturated fat intake for ~four years for one person to avoid experiencing a CVD event. https://t.co/UfbU7DTMfI
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
Volvemos sobre el bucle inacabable: el beneficio de la reducción de las grasas saturadas. Incluso sustituyéndolas por carbohidratos, reduce riesgo cardiovascular. ¿Otra vez en la casilla de salida? https://t.co/9sT9F7DOiO @EstebanDL
RT @ernestob: Reducción de la ingesta de grasas saturadas para prevenir enfermedad cardiovascular [Cochrane]→NNT=56 en prevención 1ª
RT @ernestob: Reducción de la ingesta de grasas saturadas para prevenir enfermedad cardiovascular [Cochrane]→NNT=56 en prevención 1ª
Reducción de la ingesta de grasas saturadas para prevenir enfermedad cardiovascular [Cochrane]→NNT=56 en prevención 1ª
Reducción de la ingesta de grasas saturadas para prevenir enfermedad cardiovascular [Cochrane]→NNT=56 en prevención 1ª
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…
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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@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
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…
"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
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @NanciGuestRDPhD:
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @NanciGuestRDPhD:
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
RT @mackinprof: Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/7tOtX1hv3O reducing saturated fat intake for at l…
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
RT @drjkahn: IMPORTANT!! Reduction in Saturated Fat Intake for Cardiovascular Disease https://t.co/lxpyBNftvr #kahnchronicle
Reduction in saturated fat intake for cardiovascular disease (open access) https://t.co/BGmpkaxQpC #nutrition #diet #SFAs #CVD #atherosclerosis
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