Tucker, do you remember one of these several years back where it was discovered that ice cream was included in the "meat" category on the surveys? (It goes without saying that the headline was MEAT BAD FOR YOU!!!!)
It's even worse than that. Ice cream is actually good for you, but these same authors covered it up.
"'The conclusions weren’t exactly accurately written,' acknowledged Dariush Mozaffarian, the dean of policy at Tufts’s nutrition school and a coauthor of the paper, when he revisited the data with me in an interview. 'Saying no foods were associated—ice cream was associated.'”
"Nutrition Science’s Most Preposterous Result: Could Ice Cream Possibly Be Good for You?"
'They combined the good stuff (potatoes not cooked with seed oils) with the bad stuff (potatoes fried in seed oils) to make the bad stuff look better.'
They manage this by lumping the better fruit oils (coconut, avocado, olive) in their category of "plant oils" which, of course includes the high-linoleic seed oils.
Tucker, do you remember one of these several years back where it was discovered that ice cream was included in the "meat" category on the surveys? (It goes without saying that the headline was MEAT BAD FOR YOU!!!!)
It's even worse than that. Ice cream is actually good for you, but these same authors covered it up.
"'The conclusions weren’t exactly accurately written,' acknowledged Dariush Mozaffarian, the dean of policy at Tufts’s nutrition school and a coauthor of the paper, when he revisited the data with me in an interview. 'Saying no foods were associated—ice cream was associated.'”
"Nutrition Science’s Most Preposterous Result: Could Ice Cream Possibly Be Good for You?"
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2023/05/ice-cream-bad-for-you-health-study/673487/
'They combined the good stuff (potatoes not cooked with seed oils) with the bad stuff (potatoes fried in seed oils) to make the bad stuff look better.'
They manage this by lumping the better fruit oils (coconut, avocado, olive) in their category of "plant oils" which, of course includes the high-linoleic seed oils.