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It's not inversely correlated. The relationship is non-linear, how does that bear on their healthiness? Unlike strawberries where relationship is linear, unlik
by brolover 8y ago
It's not inversely correlated. The relationship is non-linear, how does that bear on their healthiness?
Unlike strawberries where relationship is linear, unlike many other vegetables. Put a healthy exercising population and the correlation disappears, I guess foods are no longer healthy in that case.
- Andre_Wanglin 8y agoSwap inversely with negatively. How does that change anything?
- brolover 8y agoIt's not negatively correlated, they have not measured the effects of >1 egg/day. It doesn't change anything. Saying that the food is healthy is vacuous. Eating 1 egg per day for the average member of the measured population seems to be healthy. It does not mean eggs by themselves are healthy or unhealthy.