1/ Retweeting for balance..
Yes, I usually avoid the diet debates (even if I tend to follow more low carb, myself). But to be fair, I tweet out studies from time to time on the subject.
I haven't read this study fully, but there are many methodologies I definitely appreciate...
Yes, I usually avoid the diet debates (even if I tend to follow more low carb, myself). But to be fair, I tweet out studies from time to time on the subject.
I haven't read this study fully, but there are many methodologies I definitely appreciate...
2/ For one, it's a crossover study -- I *love* crossover studies. Randomize to start, then have controls flip to the intervention and vise versa. Really powerful per-individual intervention effect data that way.
3/ There's both descriptions of the food and sample photos!
If you've followed me for even 5 minutes, you know just why this would be so important IMO.
If you've followed me for even 5 minutes, you know just why this would be so important IMO.
4/ Now there are a few things I spotted that I may have some critiquing on, but I'll save that for when I've fully read the study and can feel confident it isn't addressed. But regardless, I hope you'll read this with an open mind.
