Wednesday, October 26, 2016

New Review: Dietary Fat Guidelines Have No Evidence Base

When the fat-fobic guidelines were implemented there was no scientific evidence supporting them. And there still isn’t any, according to a new meta-analysis conducted by Dr. Zoe Harcombe among others:

British Journal of Sports Medicine: Dietary Fat Guidelines Have No Evidence Base: Where Next for Public Health Nutritional Advice?

Maybe it’s about time we drop our fear of natural fat and decrease our intake of processed food instead?

Earlier

The BMJ Criticism of the Dietary Guidelines Will NOT Be Retracted

TIME: Eat Butter. Scientists Labeled Fat the Enemy. Why They Were Wrong.

The US Dietary Guidelines Expert Committee Said to be “Completely Dissociated” From the Top Level Scientific Community

The British Medical Journal Slams Unscientific and Biased Low-Fat Dietary Guidelines!

Credit Suisse: The Future is Lower Carb, Higher Fat

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics: Stop Worrying about Saturated Fat!

Headlines All Over the World: The Fear of Fat Was a Mistake from the Beginning

Videos about saturated fat

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