I wonder if these studies have anything relation to the scaremongering company Fenton Communications, which is known to take money from one industry to scare consumers from competing products, and takes on econut cases for similar reasons for eco groups?
You never know. And in truth, I am finding it harder and harder to trust the media and the Journals themselves when it comes to studies.
Seems as if someone was to publish a study saying “Oxygen is good for you”. not five minutes would go by before a competing study would come out and prove that oxygen is a killer.
For a long time, the medical and pharma industries have been trying to convince people that animal products (red meat and animal fats, etc) are pure poison.
But if you search out nutritional info on the web, you will often land on bodybuilder/serious fitness type websites.
And many of the comments on those sites will tell you it is good, even necessary, to get some animal protein and some of the natural saturated animal fats with EVERY meal.
These are bodybuilders, they’re not farmers selling pork bellies... but they see and know and live the results.
So. Who to believe? That’s the $64,000 question!