Paul Saladino· MD
"Meat intake is positively correlated with life expectancies..."
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"Meat intake is positively correlated with life expectancies..."
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stepwise linear regression selected meat intake not carbohydrate crops is one of the significant positive predictors of life expectancies in contrast carbohydrate crops wheat corn things like that showed weak and negative
the title is total meat intake is associated with life expectancy a cross-sectional data analysis of 175 contemporary populations again this is observational it's an association-based study they looked at 175 countries and they found that worldwide bivariate correlation analyses revealed that meat intake is positively correlated with life expectancies this relationship remains significant when influences of caloric intake urbanization obesity education and carbohydrate crops were statistically controlled stepwise linear regression selected meat intake not carbohydrate crops is one of the significant positive predictors of life expectancies in contrast carbohydrate crops wheat corn things like that showed weak and negative