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.
A typical burger meal spikes your sugar and insulin (58% more than a standard meal with the same macros), blunts your blood flow by 50%, and increases your blood pressure, increases inflammation and lipid oxidation in your vessels, driving plaque and heart disease.
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Arterial blood flow is impeded by up to 50% blood cannot flow through your arteries as effectively, your blood pressure increases, and your brain and organs suffer immediately.
A study showed this following a standard high-fat meal with 14g saturated fat. For reference, a quarter pounder with medium fries or a big mac with large fries each pack 14 grams of saturated fat (Based on US nutritional facts); Almost 10% increased in a key arterial inflammation markers 2-hours post consuming a Big Mac meal.