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Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study.
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Overall, the discussions demonstrate a high level of agreement and keen interest, as evidenced by references to numerous scientific studies and detailed mechanisms like Neu5GC-induced inflammation. The tone remains analytical and critical, reflecting deep engagement and recognition of the research's potential to influence dietary choices and public health perspectives.
Most discussions emphasize strong agreement with the research findings, highlighting the health risks associated with meat consumption.
Participants show high interest, citing detailed study data, scientific references, and discussions on mechanisms like Neu5GC and inflammation.
Comments include critical analysis, referencing multiple studies, questioning methodology, and debating health implications, indicating deep engagement with the topic.
The discussions suggest the article has significant influence, shaping opinions on diet and health, and sparking widespread debate about the risks of meat consumption.
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- The study assessed the relationship between meat consumption and the risk of 25 non-cancerous health conditions using data from nearly 475,000 adults in the UK Biobank, tracked for an average of 8 years.
- Regular meat consumers exhibited more unhealthy behaviors compared to less frequent meat eaters, and many observed health risks were lessened when accounting for body mass index (BMI).
- Higher intake of unprocessed red and processed meats was linked to increased risks of conditions such as ischaemic heart disease, pneumonia, and diabetes, while unprocessed red meat was associated with a lower risk of iron deficiency anemia.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyInteresting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. This can trigger immune responses and cause inflammation. It is sialic acids (both human and non-human) that's a receptor for influenza. https://t.co/su7CMCAKoR
Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms of epidemiology, and more! Deep dive found here https://t.co/9u4wariIdy https://t.co/cErPyXDTdv
Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into your cells causing inflammation. This is not good for COVID. MedCram viewers know: https://t.co/2w2TzxpVYe https://t.co/b6xqkdyzj3
I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad processed sugar is. But the following video chronicles in detail why a whole food plant based diet is better than either: https://t.co/BHVy7g9zxE
People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity they would suffer from eating something 3 times a day. At least learn about it: https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
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@GubbaHomestead https://t.co/sB0WqD9Xxq https://t.co/k4viuOny0c And https://t.co/pa4DbvAN54
RT @RogerSeheult: @chandra73464284 @REPprovisions Here’s more: https://t.co/8jhO9lmluL
RT @RogerSeheult: @chandra73464284 @REPprovisions Here’s more: https://t.co/8jhO9lmluL
@chandra73464284 @REPprovisions Here’s more: https://t.co/8jhO9lmluL
@Nadia_hjd @Daenerys73 https://t.co/leSxu9rPDR توی این مقاله نوشته اگر مال فقر آهن باشه تا حدودی درمان میشه. اگرم مال کانو خاشکی باشه که هیچ درمانی ندارد.
@EkozOmega @JohnTheSecondC @RapidResponse47 Haha, how foolish. The same is true of UK adults eating UK meat. The issue is eating too much meat, not the origin. https://t.co/vg1OL5vKPF
@SamaHoole Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions:
@RobertKennedyJc https://t.co/iVV4bPaoZY https://t.co/T7FXY9epuQ https://t.co/DzN4r6MU3d
@WoollyCarnivore Or just perhaps it is that research consistently shows negative impacts at high intakes Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
@Learn561894 @ssaammiicc68688 @dominicvargaz @annakhachiyan Here's one of the studies they selected. 1) Food Freq Data is total garbage and unreliable 2) Absolutely zero control and healthy user bias 3) Small differences in outcomes 4) They adjusted (fabricated) the results https://t.co/0clk0PwZZJ
@nob12deficiency Also know that meat consumption is also linked to a higher risk of developing at least 25 diseases including cancers, heart diseases, diabetes and obesity amongst others Believe in this worthless quack at your own risk people https://t.co/ICmVyaBvmy).
Frequent consumption of meat also gives you higher risks of at least 25 other diseases like cancers, heart diseases, Diabetes amongst others, believe in the quoted quack at your own risk https://t.co/ICmVyaBvmy). https://t.co/nFddJuOMgK
@goddeketal Did they finally get the Neu5GC out? https://t.co/njZB2DF6hO
RT @RogerSeheult: @Wiltster @tiras_corner @RickyBobby_USA Glad you’re feeling good. My concern is that low-grade sialic acid inflammation…
@Wiltster @tiras_corner @RickyBobby_USA Glad you’re feeling good. My concern is that low-grade sialic acid inflammation can take decades to show up. We discuss the data regarding Neu5GC here: https://t.co/OOO308uaU8
@fmfclips Definitely, but probably limit most meat and dairy as well. Dr. Roger Seheult is quadruple board certified and explains inflammation associated with meat and dairy in this segment. https://t.co/ec99k9vEf6
@CaryKelly11 Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions:
RT @RogerSeheult: This discovery changed the way I see red meat forever: Eye opening: https://t.co/LQfBVqyQdG
@PaddyRua @whittledaway @EPAIreland Here are some. I stuck to main publications https://t.co/hvhQuDnys9 https://t.co/mwUiRX4sOb https://t.co/sPddG85XfN https://t.co/1PuH1cpfNB There is also a good description used by the meat industry to obfuscate (same tactics as tobacco industry ) https://t.co/6UVy7CnjDO
@RasmussenT56381 Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions:
@LieDetector44 @PlantBasedNews It literally takes seconds to google, come on... https://t.co/koXhEqXBji https://t.co/YVXH7Q1Okd These are just the first two results from my search. Haven't read these specific ones, not vouching for them when I haven't, but don't claim they're not there.
RT @RogerSeheult: This discovery changed the way I see red meat forever: Eye opening: https://t.co/LQfBVqyQdG
RT @RogerSeheult: This discovery changed the way I see red meat forever: Eye opening: https://t.co/LQfBVqyQdG
RT @RogerSeheult: This discovery changed the way I see red meat forever: Eye opening: https://t.co/LQfBVqyQdG
This discovery changed the way I see red meat forever: Eye opening: https://t.co/LQfBVqyQdG
https://t.co/Hc1pAu3vJ0
@AidanWard3 @MilesKing10 @herdyshepherd1 @lowcarbGP It's not. 475k UK adults, 25 conditions: ppl consuming meat regularly had more adverse health characteristics than those who consumed less regularly" https://t.co/Yq8TLXnJyd 180k: high red meat consum. resulted in +20% CVD, +53% CHD, +101% stroke risk https://t.co/d6tS2t0Cpq
@New_York_steak @diamondback_xx @Vegansup Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study. https://t.co/gCDYS4X8ab
@MidnasLament27 @Bron1954 @ImKhan70 Meat
@MidnasLament27 @Bron1954 @ImKhan70 Meat
@BankerWeimar Comprehend the latest on sialic acid Neu5GC. It’s a foreign carbohydrate placed on human cells after ingestion of read meat which causes inflammation. Video blow with links to multiple studies: Enjoy: https://t.co/xhhwcvA5m5
RT @RogerSeheult: I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad…
RT @RogerSeheult: I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad…
RT @RogerSeheult: I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad…
RT @RogerSeheult: I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad…
RT @RogerSeheult: I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad…
I understand the improvement that many get when switching from processed sugar to a meat diet. It shows how utterly bad processed sugar is. But the following video chronicles in detail why a whole food plant based diet is better than either: https://t.co/BHVy7g9zxE
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study. BMC Med. 2021 #vegan #govegan #vegancommunity #veganlifestyle #bevegan #veganfortheanimals #veganlifestyle #veganproducts #veganfood #veganrecipes
@BlackTomThePyr8 GC vs. AC,, SA.... which has better binding to gp120? this vid is interesting, and could have impacts. what ya think? https://t.co/RtbGUBImzR
@MIFarmSB @veganmoongirl @drlsobers Not hard to find. A quick google... https://t.co/JGUXsK87DH https://t.co/HdXdB2of8W https://t.co/739KL2sLwt
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
@Antykvarnyy_K @cyrilkidoun @FullMet82820559 @canisbandera https://t.co/7lLybdwzv2
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
@mrmickme @AndrewHewat Michael! https://t.co/vHjgbYCMtw & Amor-18 uses Amorphous Calcium Carbonate (ACC) as main ingred, admin. orally or by inhalation. "ACC has ability to modulate acidic pH changes around each cell. These changes affect the capability of COVID-19 to penetrate the cells & replicate.."
@Earth___Crisis @loofymectin @fitterhappierAJ @TakeWeightOffMD Here you go: https://t.co/x28j91Cwjg
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
RT @RogerSeheult: Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. Th…
Interesting research which shows the effect of incorporating (be eating) Neu5GC non-human sialic acids from red-meat. This can trigger immune responses and cause inflammation. It is sialic acids (both human and non-human) that's a receptor for influenza. https://t.co/su7CMCAKoR
@loofymectin @fitterhappierAJ @TakeWeightOffMD https://t.co/06gy8576ig
@CaryKelly11 Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions ...
@widtvoet https://t.co/veq7ygPbZf
@joergthereader red meat is the biggest offender: https://t.co/WCBlwUzcCY
@7997Xu @boomersooners38 @Fatcows2 And it wasn't "80 vegans"? There was 87 flexitarians, if that's who you mean. Those are people who eat very minimal meats. https://t.co/FV2Y9lKrxC
@VeganRecovering Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions:
RT @RogerSeheult: @Griffith17431 @EricTopol @verenalink @BelkaidLab @KevinH_PhD @NIH @NatureMedicine This is worthy of a video and it confi…
@Griffith17431 @EricTopol @verenalink @BelkaidLab @KevinH_PhD @NIH @NatureMedicine This is worthy of a video and it confirms what we’ve been saying. https://t.co/pyZTJaK6vy
@yay_its_james James, are you vegan? https://t.co/KVLgnFz6zX
New Study: Plant-Based Dieters Catch Less COVID https://t.co/zgu784lEHr via @YouTube
New Research: Sialic Acids May Contribute to Inflammation & Disease - YouTube https://t.co/4v0RjV1uME
RT @DiscoStew66: So the latest anti-meat study was funded by the same group that funded the anti-meat Eat-Lancet diet. Got it... https://t…
RT @RogerSeheult: Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into yo…
RT @RogerSeheult: @EricTopol When you understand about Neu5GC a non human sialic acid that is incorporated into humans after they eat red m…
RT @RogerSeheult: Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into yo…
RT @RogerSeheult: Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into yo…
RT @RogerSeheult: Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into yo…
RT @RogerSeheult: @EricTopol When you understand about Neu5GC a non human sialic acid that is incorporated into humans after they eat red m…
Most people have not yet heard about how the non-human sialic acid Neu5GC is taken from the meat and incorporated into your cells causing inflammation. This is not good for COVID. MedCram viewers know: https://t.co/2w2TzxpVYe https://t.co/b6xqkdyzj3
@EricTopol When you understand about Neu5GC a non human sialic acid that is incorporated into humans after they eat red meat and causes vascular inflammation the study makes more sense. Here is the science in this: https://t.co/2w2TzxpVYe
RT @RogerSeheult: @universe_is_art @paddyjung Red Meat contains Neu5GC which induces a low grade inflammatory condition. Inflammation -->…
@universe_is_art @paddyjung Red Meat contains Neu5GC which induces a low grade inflammatory condition. Inflammation --> DM2. https://t.co/XneL6xZs1P
@Captain63360997 Red meat and particular has sialic acids that promotes inflammation. https://t.co/qS5ONl32xY
@fellowshipnate @reallov14 @MohammedAlo @frankwikson @AndrzejDunowski @ifixhearts Furthermore, the ingestion of nonhuman Čilić acids on meat products causes a low-grade sialitis. https://t.co/pRbIBRiQeI (Not done by Adventists)
@MohammedAlo @fellowshipnate @frankwikson @AndrzejDunowski @ifixhearts With this issue - yet another reason to rethink the carnivore fad: https://t.co/WjHMngwfg2
@ChaDylan_ @redmaddic you might wanna check on that https://t.co/kfJ9IUBvD8
RT @RogerSeheult: @goddeketal @BeyondMeat Sialic Acids. You forgot Sialic Acids (Neu5GC) on the "Beef" side: https://t.co/4t0repGrmz
@goddeketal @BeyondMeat Sialic Acids. You forgot Sialic Acids (Neu5GC) on the "Beef" side: https://t.co/4t0repGrmz
@SBakerMD Meat consumption and risk of 25 diseases
@FloZoe99 @CharlesStassi Any research to support that? This one links meat to 25 diseases, and that is for people eating omnivore diets - link very likely stronger for Cvores ... https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
RT @RogerSeheult: Sugar complexes on red meat are binding to cells in people who eat them and causes an immune reaction with inflammation:…
Sugar complexes on red meat are binding to cells in people who eat them and causes an immune reaction with inflammation: Watch: https://t.co/83taMNTg4H
@Acupkitty @TMGFlorida @Rainmaker1973 There you go https://t.co/dAq5ELs1t3 https://t.co/IYHvVzmTh4 https://t.co/N2WrfyPwvk All your links says is no matter what you eat, be mindful of how you get all your nutrients.
@DikemanDave Heart disease Pneumonia Diverticular disease Colon polyps Diabetes Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease Gastritis Gallbladder disease + 17 other bonus diseases Lower risk of anemia though ... https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
@CharlesStassi Heart disease Pneumonia Diverticular disease Colon polyps Diabetes Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease Gastritis Gallbladder disease + 17 other bonus diseases Lower risk of anemia though ... https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
@akams_ @LegalEzra @6_size @Raybo0mLynn The same meats that are liable for lifestyle diseases? https://t.co/tsOFGDDvw6
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study BMC Med. 2021 Mar 2;19(1):53. 6/25 https://t.co/lWhHKr4jQR
@DellAnderson Hydrotherapy https://t.co/XOZN7X8cTz Sunlight https://t.co/8rR7A42Pvz Diet: https://t.co/cWA7TBkxrO Exercise: https://t.co/MCfyOWnssu
@annabelbacon @Dskamps1 @calleymeans @RCamposDuffy @AlpacaAurelius @MeatMafiaBrett @MeatMafiaHarry @paulsaladinomd @SBakerMD @CarnivoreSapien @themeatmafiapod What Fuhrman is saying is supported by dozens of studies, e.g.: https://t.co/EbbThGOcRW https://t.co/UbFmwiaIHZ https://t.co/QOEli9qwZW https://t.co/Gxmr2zLerl
@carnivorepal @SBakerMD @Matthewlysiak @saifedean Heart disease Pneumonia Diverticular disease Colon polyps Diabetes Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease Gastritis Gallbladder disease + 17 other bonus diseases Lower risk of anemia though ... https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
@AlbrtEpstein143 @sakie339 https://t.co/oSUNJQB74F Yet another study
@Emmonspired You are a good guy, and you know how to manage risk https://t.co/AYyOiHYqaG
@ChristofferBN @erik_arnesen @NutritionMadeS3 @TotalCytopath @MohammedAlo @WardWriting @jacobjchr It's the same dataset. https://t.co/jYATtBsz02
@realDaveFeldman Here's another way you can get inflammation: meat via Neu5GC: https://t.co/NkYZeU4GIi
@lweisenthal @drsblade bingo. https://t.co/6c1EPTJdnF
@ERF0207 They (red meat) also cause inflammation: https://t.co/U4gbFJbRLI
@Mangan150 Except for: Heart disease Pneumonia Diverticular disease Colon polyps Diabetes Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease Gastritis Gallbladder disease Lower risk of anemia though ... https://t.co/dXMjL0YR0U
@hormonedietdoc Look up Neu5GC. https://t.co/48un3idjEJ
@SBakerMD Try this: https://t.co/0bb0hNEbEY
@paulsaladinomd Neu5GC is in all red meat regardless of how it is fed. https://t.co/YaSJJhJ52x
@StickmanBleedin https://t.co/HI2V8jNEWj
This video provides some insight as to a potential issue with the way our proteins are formed and its constituents - this would include Antibodies! .. This is a stretch-but something is telling me to go down this road! Peace https://t.co/MERH9UxPQi
@VesseyJason @AjeyBishnoi @ShalinGala More nonsense on your part. It’s your position that’s based on pseudoscience. You’re in denial because you can’t fathom giving up your meat. You’re clearly a weak, low quality Individual. Deal with it. https://t.co/db8PU845Ol https://t.co/WAzmXpOJFQ
RT @xxtracy09xx: New Research: Sialic Acids May Contribute to Inflammation & Disease https://t.co/OGp85aPOXY via @YouTube
New Research: Sialic Acids May Contribute to Inflammation & Disease https://t.co/OGp85aPOXY via @YouTube
@vetushop Eating meat causes heart disease, cancer, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, erectile disfunction, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, obesity, & pandemics. Eat plant-based and your health will improve. https://t.co/ZJcU7LPz1O
@InkerScott @ChuckBarry333 @CrohnsCarnivore https://t.co/ZJcU7LPz1O
@j73192943 @tonegamer13 Because of studies like this: https://t.co/F82GMWT24d
@Sbharris11 I don't see it as lame at all: https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@MicOrchard @turbotechdog UK Biobank study following 475,000 men/women: Higher unprocessed red meat, processed meat & poultry consumption was associated with higher risks of several common conditions; higher BMI [excess weight] accounted for a substantial proportion of these risks https://t.co/GFddwWRIPn
New Research: Sialic Acids May Contribute to Inflammation & Disease https://t.co/IIN2ouDVKO via @YouTube
@Thelooneytroons @EPhotius @toadmeister @ezralevant And more science to hide from. https://t.co/zXrqH1efnA
@RationalStoic @richardtwine @NicholasDCarter @NanciGuestRDPhD @NutritionMadeS3 @Unpop_Science @vegan_logic @Veganella_ Thanks for your message, though it would be good to hear about your sources. There is reasonably solid scientific evidence showing that meat overconsumption is a major health burden in wealthy countries. Well see for yourself, for instance here: https://t.co/yZhqBgJkOc
@RobertKennedyJr @VPrasadMDMPH https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
New Research: Sialic Acids May Contribute to Inflammation & Disease - Investigation into 22% Mediterraneans and into Meat consumption in UK - #QuiaDalmataSum #VučedolDove
@AFreshLitBeacon @RagingDevloper Show me a study indicating positive long term health benefits for those on a carnivore or keto diet. More than a year, and ideally with a cohort more than 100. Here’s a comparison meta study as a counterpoint. https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
@DhananjayTadvi @ModernAgUpdates https://t.co/TlkXzGEccQ
RT @RogerSeheult: @Robo70523228 Here’s a great study looking at just that! https://t.co/F82GMWTzTL
@Robo70523228 Video explaining… https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@Robo70523228 Here’s a great study looking at just that! https://t.co/F82GMWTzTL
@evan26644526 Out ones from Epic were largely debunked with this recent Biobank study. Shows that it’s not just processed meat but also red meat (unprocessed) https://t.co/F82GMWTzTL
RT @RogerSeheult: We talked about Neu5GC (red meat) in the American Diet. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo We'll here's the followup intervention…
@CarneAdventist @CarnivoreIs Humans are biological herbivores. Every calorie of animal flesh or secretions we eat increase our chances of early death from all causes. Want to see some meta studies? Start with https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
@ThelastStyleb16 @SentientBlobBob @5MinuteBody @NutritionMadeS3 no idea what your tangent has to do with this. https://t.co/A7yI5Er5fT while red meat itself is correlated with many other diseases, too much SFA in the diet drives ApoB, as high ApoB is correlated with an increased risk of CVD. https://t.co/EA5fj4b46M https://t.co/DiPQalA1iZ
RT @RogerSeheult: We talked about Neu5GC (red meat) in the American Diet. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo We'll here's the followup intervention…
@TeamRealityCT @evan26644526 Here it is: https://t.co/P7a96oDpC1
RT @RogerSeheult: We talked about Neu5GC (red meat) in the American Diet. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo We'll here's the followup intervention…
RT @RogerSeheult: We talked about Neu5GC (red meat) in the American Diet. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo We'll here's the followup intervention…
We talked about Neu5GC (red meat) in the American Diet. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo We'll here's the followup interventional trial that proves the point in mice: Red Meat causes atherosclerosis https://t.co/lVti8f2lgA
@CarDen1974 @parool https://t.co/Q61byVhB5y
@inMeinhardt @GenFlynn @RenzTom You tell them Ron. Here's where there's no daylight between your's and my position. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@Codor_1 Articles et études que la viande n’est pas bonne pour l’être humain https://t.co/QR1zFpxd6y https://t.co/BB9HUBTayK https://t.co/YMn0wgd1xc https://t.co/cSQN6JdKI7 https://t.co/yF1NR8kecI
@GenErasmus22 En fait vous avez une démarche tristement banale et pas du tout scientifique : vous croyez la science tant qu'elle valide vos opinions. Dès que ce n'est plus le cas, hop, "c'est pas vrai". Un peu de lecture tiens : https://t.co/mnWgoTTbeT
@jordanbpeterson https://t.co/PW7XVxlJb6 https://t.co/D5WtYX4VAn
@b2hcraig Know anything about Sialic acid? This is the only anti- meat information I've seen recently from a credible source, but I have no idea. Nomatter what I think some people genetically need meat regardless period. https://t.co/prFtmNE9Io
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @PlantBasedNews: @conservative559 @elonmusk Hi Jason, that is incorrect. https://t.co/jGOdEW7Vak https://t.co/fNqdN2BUrl https://t.co…
@conservative559 @elonmusk Hi Jason, that is incorrect. https://t.co/jGOdEW7Vak https://t.co/fNqdN2BUrl https://t.co/Y6xiHZq47R. https://t.co/2fAo6zbzqf
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
https://t.co/pJWEaydSMs
RT @RogerSeheult: People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity th…
People are so concerned about autoimmunity from something they might get 3x in their life rather that the autoimmunity they would suffer from eating something 3 times a day. At least learn about it: https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@EthicalSkeptic Then you should really be concerned about Neu5GC sialic acids: https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@Common_SenseCO Consider this data. Published peer reviewed and really indisputable. https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
And there are some pros and cons as well with red meat. For example, this study: https://t.co/anK9HNafay This study says it is associated with heart, colon, and other diseases.
@JablonskisLuka4 @boldcarnivore Every calorie of animal foods we eat increase our chances of early death from all causes. https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
@KTenbears @jk_rahb @CPRAEDCourses @CNET Every study on human health regarding soy shows positive health outcomes. It reduces cancer risk for example. Similarly, most studies also show animal consumption increases our chance of premature death from all causes. This is a good example https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
@tipota123 @ChomraTu @vegan_logic 1) …https://t.co/hdn2jFxKrb 2) depends on your moral framework and whether you’re capable of holding to that moral framework consistently or if you’re a hypocrite. We can test this relatively easily, do you think it’s morally justifiable to exploit for your own pleasure?
@TheGhostOfTim Because only flesh has the "right kind of protein", right? This protein? : https://t.co/Y6xiHZq47R.
@TheNutrivore @CarnAtheist @CarnivoreIs @TheFun96593011 @j73192943 @Claydencows @of_skeptical @SustainableDish @MEATritionCom This is a more recent and even larger study analyzing how animal protein consumption increases the risk of many of the most harmful diseases. Heart disease and cancer are so well proven to be caused by animal foods they didn’t bother re-assessing those https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
@BankerWeimar You and the Inuit have much in common, though their traditional life certainly involves intermittent bursts of high intensity exercise, plus, I'm sure, plenty of long treks for various purposes. Have you ever checked yourself for Neu5Gc? https://t.co/rVqPA6UKRq
@RobertM32749782 @ClimateDad77 Meat eaters are sicker than vegetarian/vegans...heart disease, diabetes, pneumonia, colon cancer https://t.co/50IKojdpe4
@CarnivoreIs @of_skeptical @CarnAtheist @SustainableDish @MEATritionCom And regarding health, start here https://t.co/ZJcU7LQ6Rm
RT @LaurenceRHunt: N-Glycolylneuraminic acid is a sialic acid present in red meat, poultry and milk to which humans tend to develop antibod…
RT @LaurenceRHunt: N-Glycolylneuraminic acid is a sialic acid present in red meat, poultry and milk to which humans tend to develop antibod…
N-Glycolylneuraminic acid is a sialic acid present in red meat, poultry and milk to which humans tend to develop antibodies, causing inflammation and suspected disease. https://t.co/rVqPA6UKRq
@AtTheSho @AimingForZen2 @DylanOgline For more excellent peer reviewed evidence, a few good published papers that refer to a slew of studies are: Papier, Fensom, Knuppel et al: “Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank Study” (57 studies);…
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
@Jennife45950275 There are a lot of benefits switching from animal protein to plant-based protein. https://t.co/PBVY32tqkb https://t.co/2fAo6zbzqf https://t.co/Y6xiHZq47R.
@SBakerMD Given your less than desirable reputation I wouldn't be surprised if you were. https://t.co/497YRIAuxU
@SBakerMD Testing to see if they can see this video about you... https://t.co/497YRIAuxU
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
@twitchslippz @the_guy_otter I believe meta studies that look at all the available data. Papier, Fensom, Knuppel et al: “Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank Study” (57 studies) is a good one to start with
@SBakerMD Shawn getting roasted for 14 minutes. https://t.co/497YRIAuxU
@JamieC_o7 @jerryttseng @SBakerMD This image comparison Shawn shared is a study about bone density in astronauts in space with no gravity, not vegans. He's lying. When adjusting for BMI, vegans don't have higher rates of osteoporosis or bone fractures either. Have you seen this? https://t.co/LFSuCaKPZR
@slainbyelf Great video exposing this
@SBakerMD FUN FACT: Shawn Baker is consistently inconsistent and full of bovine excrement. https://t.co/LFSuCaKPZR
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
@SBakerMD Shawn might start blocking anyone who shares this.. https://t.co/497YRIAuxU
@SBakerMD Fun fact: Shawn Baker is a charlatan who makes up things for likes and money https://t.co/pjgOK3e6XT
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
HAS SHAWN BAKER JUST BEEN EXPOSED AS A FAKE CARNIVORE?! https://t.co/vugO0gJFJK via @YouTube
https://t.co/9u4wariIdy more evidence of Shawn’s BS.
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
RT @vegan_logic: Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms…
Someone has recently tried to expose @SBakerMD of many things, including NOT being carnivore, his inconsistent criticisms of epidemiology, and more! Deep dive found here https://t.co/9u4wariIdy https://t.co/cErPyXDTdv
@un_wellington @1NewsNZ For some excellent peer reviewed evidence, a few good published papers that refer to a slew of studies are: Papier, Fensom, Knuppel et al: “Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank Study” (57 studies);...
RT @Micah468420830: @Mohamed14575795 @swamplady100 @nob12deficiency @Calendula2016 @Pablolouis9 @Bron1954 https://t.co/nlPl84WclN
@Mohamed14575795 @swamplady100 @nob12deficiency @Calendula2016 @Pablolouis9 @Bron1954 https://t.co/nlPl84WclN
@JimJamMitch https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
RT @RogerSeheult: @frankoz95967943 https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@frankoz95967943 https://t.co/XEU5HnSqGo
@AnnzTweetz @rajinikanth https://t.co/EaleFFxCBT
https://t.co/SiXAEi1Zzu @LauraMiers You may find this MedCram video of interest. Dr. Roger Seheult , is an excellent presenter. I offer this only as information abouy which you may not be aware. I am not a Medical Doctor and make no claims about applicability to you. Best wishes
@Lukewearechange https://t.co/LbeED3k8r3
@Lukewearechange https://t.co/LbeED3jABv
RT @CrustyOlSkeptic: https://t.co/SiXAEi1Zzu Dr. Seheult on sialic acids and discussions related to my "Morning Thought". How Silaic Acid…
https://t.co/SiXAEi1Zzu Dr. Seheult on sialic acids and discussions related to my "Morning Thought". How Silaic Acids help our immune systems discriminate between our body's cells and foreign cells.
@SunWeatherMan Humans are omnivores. Although too much meat intake is tied to an increased risk of death by any cause https://t.co/ds5HE1KDs4
@NerdByDesign84 @Plant_Treaty Could you provide the 'actual facts', then? We'll go first. https://t.co/j2CM0iXsxI https://t.co/fNqdN2CsgT https://t.co/Y6xiHZqBXp. https://t.co/ToKWGAAJQM
@zhulape @n0_fail https://t.co/r3r6sJgnSN
@AutonomousA2 @mad_bitcoin @gunnvald1966 @VeganRecovering "dietary intakes were re-measured three or more times using an online, 24-h recall questionnaire." "collected via touchscreen questionnaire" LOL That confirms what I said, you can't sort out scientific papers from legit to garbage.https://t.co/y9IB7Nb9zQ
@JasonMaginnis @SusanOb06236839 @grayheathen @HarleyVaxQuinn @60Minutes https://t.co/k4viuOn0aE https://t.co/sB0WqD9pHS
@wormyandbuggy @David_Berry44 @SBakerMD Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/yMxFXbJjIf
@JMyyrylainen @WickedKitchenWW Like our species naturally lives in air conditioned/heated houses, drives cars, uses phones... what is "natural"? And does it matter when we have a plethora of evidence that our species indeed does best without 'meat'? https://t.co/QqHbymrOJH https://t.co/2ENmpLG1fv
Patient: What's so great about a #carnivore diet? Doctor: It's great for weight loss! Patient: Anything else I should know? Doctor: You also get colon cancer, prostate cancer, breast cancer, lymphoma, stomach cancer, heart disease, and diabetes! https://t.co/Ds3YBZoA7W
@CaryKelly11 That was 140 years ago. Today, the science is clear: meat increases the risk of heart disease, pneumonia, diabetes, diverticular disease, atherosclerosis, cancer, and early death. https://t.co/BWP4GmnO2F https://t.co/S51Vpl5ZMz https://t.co/wDIjoikugF #meatkills #veggiesheal
@sacca I’d say leave the chicken alone. https://t.co/F82GMWTzTL
RT @Steven_Peters: @ntapia @KenDBerryMD I let the science speak for itself. Study: https://t.co/pC2qSAtzJi Study: https://t.co/BWP4GmolSd…
@tshogan63 @Steven_Peters @KenDBerryMD @MictheVegan @nutrition_facts @TheDailyShow @TheDoctors @SarahKSilverman @vegan_logic Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions https://t.co/Ds3YBZp7Xu New study shows that eating red meat, processed meat increases heart disease risk https://t.co/rRlrE2ePbw Low carbohydrate diets are unsafe and should be avoided https://t.co/q7ws7QT0Uu
@KenDBerryMD @BlueCrossNC @nutrition_facts Clearly, @BlueCrossNC hasn't looked at hundreds of studies showing the risks of a meat-based diet. Even insurance companies can get it wrong sometimes. Here's a few: https://t.co/pC2qSAtzJi https://t.co/4ueKtHrpUl https://t.co/BWP4GmolSd #plantbased is a #properhumandiet
@ntapia @KenDBerryMD I let the science speak for itself. Study: https://t.co/pC2qSAtzJi Study: https://t.co/BWP4GmolSd Study: https://t.co/S51Vpl6xC7 Study: https://t.co/4ueKtHrpUl If you need more, Google and PubMed is your friend.
@Steven_Peters calling out a doctor putting people's lives at risk by recommending a meat-based diet that is shown in study after study to cause heart disease, atherosclerosis, stroke, and cancer. Study: https://t.co/5ggwcolSEb Study: https://t.co/Ds3YBZ6YJm #properhumandiet https://t.co/KcZjV9yOK7
@CaryKelly11 @IamthePatient1 @KenDBerryMD You never asked me for any study. But here are a few, and hundreds more. Again, show me just one study that supports your position. I'll wait. https://t.co/qBxo4bgIrt https://t.co/BWP4GmolSd https://t.co/4ueKtHrpUl https://t.co/S51Vpl6xC7 https://t.co/pC2qSAtzJi
RT @Dragofix: @seh0Y9v93NK2Hah @MaryamDuraid @brazzatti @Accion_Directa1 It's a bad thing for humans Meat consumption and risk of 25 commo…
RT @Dragofix: @seh0Y9v93NK2Hah @MaryamDuraid @brazzatti @Accion_Directa1 It's a bad thing for humans Meat consumption and risk of 25 commo…
@seh0Y9v93NK2Hah @MaryamDuraid @brazzatti @Accion_Directa1 It's a bad thing for humans Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/yMxFXbILSH
@jamescophoto "Simply untrue"? Yeah... ok
@E6102022 @VirtanenJorma @JussiMulari Jaa että millä perusteella. Näitä löytyy vaikka millä mitalla: https://t.co/LogdZbXHP6
Durch die #Transformation unserer Ernährung verhindern wir viel menschliches Leid, vorzeitige Todesfälle + hohe Kosten für das Gesundheitssystem! #Ährensache #PlanetaryHealthDiet [2/2] Quelle 1: https://t.co/QZ3tkPZs0B Quelle Bild: https://t.co/JkLNp6gWVg
@Marijn3D @MyNutritionSci @deheij https://t.co/tPGpvRHzXb “suggesting that residual confounding or mediation by adiposity might account for some of these remaining associations”.
RT @kamleshkhunti: Higher unprocessed red meat, processed meat, and poultry meat consumption associated with ⬆️risks of several common con…
@UGo94747983 @Plant_Treaty The science strongly disagrees. https://t.co/UV3kGbR6hG https://t.co/NcjYCDMazC. https://t.co/fNqdN2CsgT
@__2d__ @MikhailaFuller https://t.co/h9QPd7kykG
@YusqaH Could you provide any evidence that animal flesh is 'most important to improve health of humans'? The science disagrees...https://t.co/fNqdN2TviT https://t.co/NcjYCE3dBC.
@Malnutridos @JuanPascual4 Gracias por la info! Tmb hay asociaciones con otras enfermedades (https://t.co/rskGSFmMyR) y efectos negativos en la composición de la microbiota. Crees que limitar el consumo de carne roja y evitar el de carne procesada siguen siendo buenas recomendaciones de @HarvardHealth?
@kemminnick @robbwolf @REGENETARIANISM @jamescophoto @JayneReesBuxton @Rob_Percival_ @grazyarse @GHGGuru @AIMS_Meat @JoannaBlythman @SoilAssociation @ZwartblesIE @GreedSpam @fleroy1974 @cags_grindrod @StuartMMeikle @1GarethWynJones @howemill @SBakerMD @EstherMcVey1 @Groundswellaguk @JoeWStanley @DrStevenLin @drgabriellelyon More from the Biobank cohort: https://t.co/GFddwWRIPn https://t.co/QcMqoHQ2h6
@kemminnick @robbwolf @REGENETARIANISM @jamescophoto @JayneReesBuxton @Rob_Percival_ @grazyarse @GHGGuru @AIMS_Meat @JoannaBlythman @SoilAssociation @ZwartblesIE @GreedSpam @fleroy1974 @cags_grindrod @StuartMMeikle @1GarethWynJones @howemill @SBakerMD @EstherMcVey1 @Groundswellaguk @JoeWStanley @DrStevenLin @drgabriellelyon Among so much else https://t.co/GFddwWRIPn https://t.co/0PCZc3HrFp
@SkreenBuddy @justbitsy @ChronicleLive https://t.co/trIUnZgJni here’s something too a study in the UK but still on meats . Humans didn’t even eat as much meat as the average person today does. Overconsumption.
@mnc_ae @ParraCeci Si no quieres anemia, carne roja... o mejor opta por fuentes que no te aumenten el riesgo en otras enfermedades https://t.co/cobdd5q8Zp https://t.co/QeJtjBIyAN
RT @EddieRDMD: Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study ht…
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/qZA4pRzE0e @PlantDietitian
RT @Drlapman: https://t.co/dcjxbv5M6S
RT @DrAlanDesmond: Did you know that eating red meat or poultry is linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes and hospitalisation? https:…
RT @DrAlanDesmond: Did you know that eating red meat or poultry is linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes and hospitalisation? https:…
RT @DrAlanDesmond: Did you know that eating red meat or poultry is linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes and hospitalisation? https:…
https://t.co/dcjxbv5M6S
Did you know that eating red meat or poultry is linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes and hospitalisation? https://t.co/TYWMQJWTwr
@PeterFaberSP @dr_cois Many trials have shown good results from adoption of plant-rich diets with less or no meat e.g. https://t.co/AmE2LkngCa. A recent UK Biobank study on health issues linked to meat consumption shows a strong association between this & excess weight: https://t.co/GFddwWRIPn https://t.co/69YB5fTbFo
@StevenMBelknap @ScepticalDoctor https://t.co/TAiakpLWcV
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/dd9oDoNubn
@TheCarnivoreLaw @nutrition_long @wolvy6245 @MiaJame55497405 @selltheworld @PragmaV @Catkinosaurus @bmb38417280 @STOPHEATHERTIME @andyswarbs @HerbnKev @JohnG_UK @angryhacademic @LODweb @Plant_proof @The_Nutrivore @ScepticalDoctor @MattMadore576 @drmatthewnagra @MattRuscigno @ZacharyWenger @TheVeganRD @NanciGuestRDPhD @JackNorrisRD @dvdmon @AviBittMD @Alecsplaining @christiankoeder if by outdated you mean 2021 then ok https://t.co/D3fdMm7qpZ
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/OVJ3xbIvdt https://t.co/MovM4lwIXw
RT @asaq4321: Study: Meat Linked to Higher Pneumonia Risk https://t.co/3dV7WTR6R0 عبر @YouTube
Study: Meat Linked to Higher Pneumonia Risk https://t.co/3dV7WTR6R0 عبر @YouTube
Para quem não vive sem churrasco: https://t.co/fIb1DiHK3Y
RT @WitchesFor: Increase meat consumption implicated in increase risk of pneumonia. (Kinda important in light of #COVID19 ) #GoPlantBased…
Increase meat consumption implicated in increase risk of pneumonia. (Kinda important in light of #COVID19 ) #GoPlantBased #PlantBased https://t.co/9RmiuZK1Jc
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Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study #cardiology #HeartDisease #diet #ItsTheDiet #meat https://t.co/0GE19sYT1X
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank… https://t.co/Jz0N7xyQlJ
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RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
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RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Más: -carne roja y procesada
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肉の消費と25の一般的な状態のリスク:英国バイオバンクの研究における475,000人の男性と女性の結果全体の分析 肉
【文献】 肉とがん以外の疾患 未加工肉および加工肉の多量摂取では、摂取量が1日当たり70g増えるごとに虚血性心疾患、肺炎、憩室疾患、結腸ポリープ、糖尿病の発症リスクが有意に上昇。 摂取量が1日当たり50g増えるごとに鉄欠乏性貧血リスクが有意に低下(鶏肉も) https://t.co/m8sagUhhpI
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK study. Higher unprocessed red meat, processed meat, and poultry meat consumption was associated with higher risks of several common conditions; https://t.co/zZaMw7uoMc
RT @BlueRiv88891964: Altmetric – Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide… https://t.co/tMeTmYL1jq
Altmetric – Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide… https://t.co/tMeTmYL1jq
Meat 3 Times Per Week Increases Disease Risk, Study Finds! WATCH and RT >>> https://t.co/VFOM9nqhXU via @YouTube #paleo #keto #ketodiet #paleodiet #plantbased #vegan
New from #CR_UK https://t.co/6ajFPyy8Cg Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study.
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study | BMC Medicine https://t.co/xDd8Vqwk1F
RT @HercbergS: Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study on…
RT @HercbergS: Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study on…
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/cx9gDokZv5
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/Z3401V66RE https://t.co/vhpz0brAGi
RT @drjkahn: Meat is not healthy! Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in th…
RT @drjkahn: Meat is not healthy! Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in th…
RT @drjkahn: Meat is not healthy! Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in th…
RT @drjkahn: Meat is not healthy! Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in th…
Meat is not healthy! Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank… #kahnchronicle https://t.co/n08lafcz9C
Note 2: seul les résultats avec p<0.001 ont été pris en compte. D'autres risques sont statistiquement significatif avec des p value plus hautes. Source : K. Papier et al. BMC Medecine (2021) https://t.co/Agt8rVqqj6
Meat isn't that great: "Higher poultry meat intake was associated with higher risks of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease [...], gastritis and duodenitis [...], diverticular disease [...], gallbladder disease [...], and #diabetes [...]" https://t.co/CptLPNn59G #plantbased
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study #lifestylemedicine https://t.co/SjKd7lrJkA
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
(Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study) https://t.co/zMbkYQVxGf
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
Another damning article of meat Based on this study
Another damning article of meat Based on this study
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
(Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study) https://t.co/M9loj44cLG
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
(Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study) https://t.co/fUUjigrV7L
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/EFleZpZQBR https://t.co/OTlOcxTApW
(Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study) https://t.co/gvRzfCJyN6
RT @BMCMedicine: New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analy…
New #openaccess research from @KerenPapier and co: #Meat consumption and #risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the #UKBiobank study Read it here: https://t.co/Aht0lpsLhU https://t.co/Ea3ygZp2gq
Meat consumption and risk of 25 common conditions: outcome-wide analyses in 475,000 men and women in the UK Biobank study https://t.co/4pfPUMu9LM #medRxiv
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