The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and then who knows what happens over time I haven't seen any long-term studies with it but there's a good indication that the metabolic disturbances of type 2 diabetes are and obesity are largely driven by the success fat that we store and now of course if it's mostly the pollen and saturated fats which we store that's how body seems to be dealing with it
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there's a good indication that the metabolic disturbances of type 2 diabetes and obesity are largely driven by the success fat that we store and now of course if it's mostly the pollen and saturated fats which we store that's how body seems to be dealing with it then when they get released into the bloodstream and get processed by all of these other tissues in addition to their just a pure anti-metabolic effect anti-anti glucose Metabolic Effect just because of them being fats they're also pro-inflammatory they feed through the cycle oxygenase Pathways the lipoxygenes pathways they themselves the polar saturated fats synergize with estrogen and cortisol