@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
Wirkung der eingeschränkten Aufnahme gesättigter Fettsäuren über die Nahrung auf das Risiko von Herzerkrankungen https://t.co/2kz1IyfY88
@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/6gaBww9
@CarnivoreIs @JustinBosley12 @andyswarbs @bclj199 @EL0N__TUSK @WeirdConfidence @VeganRecovering @Snoreflake @RickTheV1 @sciencebyjae Maybe he should check his hierarchy of evidence 😉 and check out the 5 meta analyses that found no significant associations
@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 S
@OurLack Nina's article is the stupidest thing. What is wrong with you? She didn't even read the Cochrane study. Read the author's conclusions yourself. Nina cherry-picked quotes about specific events they weren't sure about. Complete dishonesty. https://
@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
@bigfatsurprise @nntaleb @LuisCLCorreia @DrDamluji @cochranecollab @nationallipid Correct. @DrDamluji cited Cochrane (Hooper 2020). Nina then mentioned Cochrane was one of the articles she covered in her review. Taleb then claimed Nina presented Hooper 202
"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
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/U2pzsfsxf
@Jason98108682 @maxlugavere to seed oils that suggests they should be avoided. 3. Unstable - mechanistic speculation. Outcomes for chronic illnesses like CVD, cancer, and diabetes show neutral or even beneficial effects for CVD. https://t.co/fMQdukrTKC h
@LowcarbLiberty @BiggestComeback Excessive saturated fat and sodium intake= risk factors of cardiovascular disease https://t.co/SlN37gE6Jb
@ScepticalDoctor From the Hooper analysis: https://t.co/TV3Y5RcP5h
@EdsonAndrade @EduardoJorge @FelipeReisssss1 E tem a questão da gordura saturada, mais presente em alimentos animais que vegetais, cujo consumo elevado é associado a DCV, e tem muitos ensaios clínicos mostrando benefícios da redução dela na dieta, principa
@GeorgiaEdeMD @realDaveFeldman Good science: https://t.co/INndbHWGJG
@Eli23541052 @Carniore1 @REV_Insulin_Res @S_Catsgotmyback It's a review of RCTs. The list is in the article itself. https://t.co/E8URPJzi5e
@Eli23541052 @Carniore1 @REV_Insulin_Res @S_Catsgotmyback We are talking about RCTs so we are talking about controlled diets not phone questionnaires. If you think that you are smarter than these scientists you can dig in the details and maybe publish an a
@Carniore1 @REV_Insulin_Res @Eli23541052 @S_Catsgotmyback If you don't like excerpts why don't read the original by yourself https://t.co/C85bTZ6Vke
@gaurav_lele Putting these out here.. https://t.co/O3cUyvOi2D https://t.co/bhrDC4dQdl https://t.co/8O7DN81NGh
@NutritionMadeS3 A great review: https://t.co/INndbHFDHG
@ThelastStyleb16 @NutritionMadeS3 15 RCTs. "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." https://t.co/UGj9d3YPFr
@Freewheal That’s a poor study. 15 RCTs: https://t.co/INndbHF5S8
@ifixhearts 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)” https://t.co/INndbHF5S8
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 effe
@SWAGATHON Why is that? The data on replacing saturated fat with vegetable oil shows that it decreases heart disease rates. https://t.co/I3gygieWIL
@TomaszLaszcz @razir_r @kejtrouge @BeataIzabella @Patrick22House @a_bazydloMD @dorota_de @Favoreq @e_bartkowska @NiczAnna @Int_Wydarzenia No to ZACYTUJ jakieś badanie może? A może przeczytaj najpierw? https://t.co/IAMkMYCLLJ
@TomaszLaszcz @kejtrouge @BeataIzabella @Patrick22House @a_bazydloMD @razir_r @dorota_de @Favoreq @e_bartkowska @NiczAnna @Int_Wydarzenia No dobra. Posty bez treści nie bardzo mnie interesują, więc się pożegnam. Ale gdybyś jednak chciał coś oprócz ulotek..
@EasySimon @winfinancial @SkyZer0_ @BiggestComeback I don’t think you understand. They looked at CHD, but because of the above errors they got a misleading result. This is the most comprehensive review on saturated fat to my knowledge. https://t.co/I3gyg
@JI_Escalante @LDLSkeptic @LDLskeptic2 Yep. I'm aware of that trial It's discussed briefly here. It's actually included in the most recent Cochrane analysis as well. https://t.co/XXuJLuY4nP https://t.co/jpyOeLNbDs https://t.co/VIoen2ai4g
@skepcard Agree that more nuance is needed around the complex effects of food matrices. We also need to acknowledge some of the best substitution data that demonstrate a reduction in incident CVD by replacing Sat Fat w/ PUFAs. https://t.co/sQdEtYBu8T https
@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/
@twitevit Don't be a denialist https://t.co/INndbHF5S8
@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
RT @EstebanDL: Grasas saturadas Revisión Cochrane No efecto sobre mortalidad Muy escaso efecto sobre eventos Pero lo que mas me llamó la at…
@unanutriveggie El problema es otro No son buenas ni malas. El contexto donde se comen es importante https://t.co/ZL3GqmxkOh https://t.co/xOmtMKxzPd
@NTxLoneRider @DoctorTro "Disproven"😂 https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl So google is more reliable than a certified table. You must be right.
@SBakerMD @gregorythomp @BearGrylls How do you explain the reduction in CHD in RCTs when cholesterol is reduced by eating pufa instead of saturated fats? https://t.co/DlClAPPSIf
@elidourado Hmm interesting. Hopefully this link works https://t.co/0WrQF2EZsv
@elidourado This being one of the larger analyses. Notice that the endpoint is cardiovascular events not just lower ldl (per your tweet in the other branch). https://t.co/NoE6URXR2H
@MannyD500 @MikePilling1 @saaiyer From the Cochrane Review: "We included 15 randomised controlled trials. The findings of this review suggest that reducing saturated fat intake for at least two years causes a potentially important reduction in combined ca
RT @JohnG_UK: When the cochrane review looked at those trials that actually achieved a clinically significant reduction in cholesterol- the…
@Gearoidmuar @dottbasta86 Compare that to trials that achieved a more clinically significant reduction in choelsterol. https://t.co/wOwazAeeNI
RT @JohnG_UK: When the cochrane review looked at those trials that actually achieved a clinically significant reduction in cholesterol- the…
@puddleg @MaureenStroud @ethanjweiss @LoriShemek @nicknorwitz @realDaveFeldman So now you're citing superficial correlational data. Again, there's not much to infer from this. Even though we've been on the topic of epi, there are RCTs that demonstrate the
RT @JohnG_UK: When the cochrane review looked at those trials that actually achieved a clinically significant reduction in cholesterol- the…
When the cochrane review looked at those trials that actually achieved a clinically significant reduction in cholesterol- the mechanism by which reductions in sat fat reduces CHD- reducing sat fat is associated with a 24% reduction in CHD events. https://t
@JayneReesBuxton @lowcarbGP @bigfatsurprise Why do you think that? "The included long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%" https://t.co/1y6cKvv41a
RT @PhD_Leigh: Eating less saturated fat (solid @ room temp) lowers #cardiovascular disease risk. Swaps to reduce saturated fat 1) Olive o…
RT @PhD_Leigh: Eating less saturated fat (solid @ room temp) lowers #cardiovascular disease risk. Swaps to reduce saturated fat 1) Olive o…
RT @PhD_Leigh: Eating less saturated fat (solid @ room temp) lowers #cardiovascular disease risk. Swaps to reduce saturated fat 1) Olive o…
Eating less saturated fat (solid @ room temp) lowers #cardiovascular disease risk. Swaps to reduce saturated fat 1) Olive oil ✅ 2) Avocado -- adds fiber too! 🎉 Read the #science via @cochranecollab: https://t.co/pCrnwEib8K #nutrition #health #HeartHealth
@PeterFaberSP @dr_cois A better, recent, Cochrane review: https://t.co/guWMBZ7iEF https://t.co/4rhmmwuMi2
@Truth123134 @_Aloominati_ @WebMD Lowering saturated fats end up being beneficial regarding heart disease. There was no evidence of harmful effects to lowering saturated fats amongst the participants https://t.co/FRNU16m6lt Meta-analysis (16 comparisons,
@MarcSicard Déjà, rien ne t'y oblige. Ensuite les preuves. Graisses saturées https://t.co/o25viEErf2
@agustos13 @note_bot_ Cochrane ilginizi çeker mi? Doymuş yağın kalp krizi ölme riskinde belirgin bir etkisi yok diyor... Doymuş yağ "efsanesi" ne zaman bitecek merak ediyorum. https://t.co/gRec0Wdaok
@ChrisB_84 @BravoKiloDelta @davidasinclair See also this: https://t.co/abrJciLxVs The best meta-analysis on the topic as far as I know.
RT @LindyFit: Is this fake news? https://t.co/l0HNIBOW6P
Is this fake news? https://t.co/l0HNIBOW6P
@MazzerSeeks @DrAlice @PresentWitness_ The original link that I posted of this study is broken it seems but this one is working I think: https://t.co/4xENk8aWDM
RT @a_cois: @prevdoc @LSchwingshackl Here's a meta analysis of RCTs? "Long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat redu…
@prevdoc @LSchwingshackl Here's a meta analysis of RCTs? "Long‐term trials suggested that reducing dietary saturated fat reduced the risk of combined cardiovascular events by 17%" https://t.co/Bw01sg8XuS
@calvin5cents @drwesau @healthcoachkait I meant is there anything specific that you've seen in the literature that is problematic. For example there is good data refuting a number of the claims in the original post. E.g. This meta from Hooper in 2020 shows
@DrPaulMason Well, I presented you 15 randomised controlled trials (RCTs) with 56,675 participants that you ignored. https://t.co/DWD8ogVavU
@DrPaulMason Here the evidence you asked: https://t.co/WAwl2Ts4kZ https://t.co/DWD8ogVavU
@twitevit @PGtzsche1 We welcome comments on specific reviews, please see here https://t.co/kCbgUS7ac2 For this review, you can submit your comment/concerns at https://t.co/CBUFaDek0t so that it may go through the proper channels of review and inquiry.
@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
🤔Does decrease saturated fat intake decrease morbidity & mortality related to CVD? 😍Yes; it decreases the risk of combined CV events (RR= 0.83; NNT for 1ry prevention =56). #Abo7aneen https://t.co/Yd9L5exhkV
🤔هل التقليل الدهون المشبعة في الطعام يمنع حدوث جلطات القلب والدماغ؟ 😍نعم. التقليل من الدهون المشبعة في الطعام لمدة لا تقل عن سنتين يمنع حدوث جلطات القلب والدماغ بنسبة ١٨٪ 💡المصدر: https://t.co/Yd9L5eOSct @ALNEMERK
@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
@thalesnemo @Plant_proof Narrative reviews and YouTube links HAHAHAHAHHA “You need to study this topic” 😅😅 https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl
@AtomskNF @RCienpiedras @elmundoes Estoy seguro que has entendido argumento https://t.co/z3Pw6pPDCu https://t.co/qEoD6tXDCI
@68grt @NutritionMadeS3 Salt: https://t.co/5SfX8R3OHr Sat fat: https://t.co/Si3toLXMMl Don’t cry, please
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