If you look at their definition of what western diet is it doesn't make any sense compared to the normal diet. Western diet is apparently just a little bit more

If you look at their definition of what western diet is it doesn't make any sense compared to the normal diet. Western diet is apparently just a little bit more fat with a little bit more carbohydrates and less protein percentages... I don't think this actually fits the profile with what someone would assume someone means by Western diet. The assumption someone would make quickly glancing at this is that humans eating an American diet have cognitive impairment and that taking this can alleviate cognitive impairment caused by eating the American diet... This is about mice and this is some weird diet called the Western diet provided by Dyets inc. lol. This is just noise. After 1 week of acclimation, the mice were randomly divided into four groups: the CON (n = 18), WD (n = 18), Lf (n = 18), and Lf + antibiotics (AB) (n = 12). The mice in the CON group were fed with a standard diet (AIN93G, kcal%: protein 20.3%, carbohydrate 63.9%, and fat 15.8%), while the other three groups were fed with WD (D18061501, kcal%: protein 17%, carbohydrate 43%, and fat 40%). Both diets were purchased from Dyets Inc., (Wuxi, Jiangsu, China) (Table A.1). Native bovine Lf (92.5% purity) was obtained from Hilmar Cheese Company (CA, USA). Where's the low carb high fat? Where's the high carb high protein low fat? Where's the humans?