But is this really science? What they did was garden variety P-hacking. IMO that calls into question the entire conclusion, which means don't use it to confir

But is this really science? What they did was garden variety P-hacking. IMO that calls into question the entire conclusion, which means don't use it to confirm things heard elsewhere. Nutritional science is hard. We either do it on animals and get results that may not apply to humans, or we do observational studies that rely heavily on self-reporting and extended timelines, with dubious value as a result. We can't do the same kinds of experiments ethically on humans that we're okay with doing on animals.