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NYT - New Study Favors Fat Over Carbs

‎09-08-2017 19:47

‎09-08-2017 19:47

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/08/well/new-study-favors-fat-over-carbs.html

 

Having a slice of bacon to celebrate

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‎09-09-2017 01:12

‎09-09-2017 01:12

OMG, and now all those overweight, inactive people reading this will start stuffing themselves with even more saturated fats (on top of their existing diet which is already in excess of everything else), believing this will protect them against cardiovascular diseases!

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‎09-09-2017 08:27

‎09-09-2017 08:27

I'm sure the vegan forces will be rallying to debunk any suggestion that fat doesn't kill you.

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‎09-09-2017 17:01 - edited ‎09-09-2017 17:02

In response to Bill_k

‎09-09-2017 17:01 - edited ‎09-09-2017 17:02

@Bill_k wrote:

I'm sure the vegan forces will be rallying to debunk any suggestion that fat doesn't kill you.

@Bill_k Right?  After all, 97% of the medical establishment agrees, mortality is real.

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