We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
associations between saturated fat and a belief or our epidemiology there's no mechanistic data here guys and saturated fat is not bad for humans in and of itself anyone that says saturated fat is bad is looking at epidemiology so why is this misleading the people who are eating in the most saturated fat are people who are insulin resistant because what do they eat the saturated fat with this is why epidemiology is so so misleading and we can't rely on this
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i would strongly rebel question ask for curiosity and look skeptically upon the across-the-board notion that those with aoe4 variants should not be eating saturated fat and if you have concerns about that follow your insulin sensitivity get a fasting insulin all the labs i talked about at the beginning of this podcast will give you a sense of your metabolic health and you can track that moving forward