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the question is when you're feeding someone dairy and you're seeing an increase in postprandial of a polysaccharide is that due to the saturated fat in dairy or is that due to the casein in the way causing an immune reaction in the gut potentially triggering leaky gut in these people
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if you look at the studies in increased levels of endotoxin increased levels of LPS which is little polysaccharide and feeding of saturated fat you really have to dig into the study to see what type of saturated fat people were actually fed and almost invariably it's dairy they're getting heavy cream they're getting dairy fat which brings with it casein and whey and other immunogenic proteins
it's probably the immuno genic proteins in the dairy yea dairy is an enormous confounder on average I'd say
for some people dairy may be particularly immunogenic and what we're seeing there is a signal related to the immunogenicity of the proteins and dairy rather than anything related to saturated fat