1/ A lot of times polls like these are more interesting for the talk they generate than even the results themselves.
Here are a few featured comments and my added thoughts...
Here are a few featured comments and my added thoughts...
https://twitter.com/realDaveFeldman/status/1513887511038279680
2/ A lot of people wanted greater specificity on what I meant by "rich" -- I left this more to the reader's interpretation. IMO, I'd have thought this would be in a highest quantile, such as top 1/3rd or 4th of typical aggregate diet.
https://twitter.com/ledooze/status/1514093985916067846?s=20&t=wbhN8Yothv53CyjeNYS1Yg
3/ @MichaelMindrum mentioned the poll results might skew a bit too much toward expectation of SFA not causing CVD given those likely following my account -- I don't disagree.
Hence my interest in direct study on health conscious populations consuming high SFA (like many #LMHRs)
Hence my interest in direct study on health conscious populations consuming high SFA (like many #LMHRs)
4/ @theproof made the following comment and I actually agree if all elements prove independently causal (⬆️SFA independently causal of ↗️ApoB + ⬆️ApoB independently causal of ↗️CVD, regardless of context).
(But again, further reason to study #LMHRs)
https://twitter.com/theproof/status/1513980491652771840?s=20&t=wbhN8Yothv53CyjeNYS1Yg
(But again, further reason to study #LMHRs)
5/ Interestingly, it seems the pathology of saturated fat rests on these lipid changes (specifically, increased LDLp/ApoB)
In other words, I haven't heard of any other assertion of disease saturated fat is asserted to be specifically causal of thus far.
Anyone know of any?
In other words, I haven't heard of any other assertion of disease saturated fat is asserted to be specifically causal of thus far.
Anyone know of any?
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