I must not have gotten that far in the article. But I seriously find that hard to believe. I recognize that eating a diet rich in saturated fat and very low i

I must not have gotten that far in the article. But I seriously find that hard to believe. I recognize that eating a diet rich in saturated fat and very low in other calories would facilitate weight loss, but that saturated fat increasing the risk of heart disease and the like has not been demonstrated outside of studies that incorrectly assumed causation, and that such a diet is likely healthful goes so far against my intuition and observation of almost everyone I've ever interacted with (including many people whose lifestyle decisions were otherwise relatively health-promoting) that I'll need to see evidence to the contrary in order to replace this hypothesis as my dominant theory. And my intuition has almost never proven wrong. XD