It's "potentially" because a study in the lab cannot demonstrate health outcomes. (Which, of course, requires people to be involved.) It's also wise to attach i

It's "potentially" because a study in the lab cannot demonstrate health outcomes. (Which, of course, requires people to be involved.) It's also wise to attach it to single studies: we don't tend to change views based on single studies, but on large amounts of studies that corroborate each other. So, yes, I agree: this warrants much further study. I have not come to any conclusions, but I have updated my priros. But, independent of that, I felt some comments in this thread were misrepresenting what the research did.