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The article specifically says "in adults", so it's not conflicting.
by sp332 7y ago
The article specifically says "in adults", so it's not conflicting.
- tedd4u 7y agoTrue, and my frustration probably shows. I shouldn't rant. Maybe the finding is drink whole milk until 18 to lower risk of obesity then switch to 1% to slow effects of aging. What I'd like to see is a reliable source that synthesizes recent, reproducible research into cogent diet recommendations. Anyone aware of such a source? In the meantime, I'd prefer not to be pestered by narrow tree-instead-of-the-forest articles that seem to be published every week with hyperspecific diet research. Up to me to ignore them I guess instead of ranting. Still I thought this was an especially poignant example of research popularized just a few weeks apart that could understandably leave many people wondering what action to take or reducing confidence in diet research in general.
- CuriousSkeptic 7y agoNNR 2012 is pretty good https://www.norden.org/en/publication/nordic-nutrition-recommendations-2012 https://www.norden.org/en/publication/nordic-nutrition-recom...