4 ms·
Is that good or bad?
by henko 4y ago
Is that good or bad?
- hsjqllzlfkf 4y agoBad. In English it means it hampers the normal working of some immunity system cells. Anyway, this is an example of why I'm skeptical of anyone framing dietary choices as "X is healthy".
- mog_dev 4y agoBad, as it seems to affect immune response in mice. But it could have therapeutic applications for autoimmune diseases according to the paper.
- poniko 4y agoIt's bad for mice in a dose that is ridicules .. it doesn't translate to humans. Per usuall "more studies are needed".
- fguerraz 4y ago> it doesn't translate to humans Says who?
- poniko 4y agoPretty much every studie done on mice .. the default is that mice response is not the same as human response, even though every media outlet seems to want it to be. So until they have done any studie on humas this should not be reported by mainstream media instead only used to get grants for follow up studies.
- quickthrower2 4y agoMight be good if one wants to “mitigate T cell-dependent autoimmune disorders”