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I agree 100% with your follow-up. In the last 30 years of medical research, I do not recall anything but negative health results from eating red meat (beef).
by throwaway2037 7mo ago
I agree 100% with your follow-up. In the last 30 years of medical research, I do not recall anything but negative health results from eating red meat (beef). The real culprit is saturated fat. It is the cigarettes of food. There is almost no healthy level to consume, so keep it to 20g per day or less.
Reading this chain of responses from the original is making my internal bullshit alarm (Brandolini's law) go "wee woo wee woo".
- littlestymaar 7mo ago> The real culprit is saturated fat. It is the cigarettes of food. There is almost no healthy level to consume Not at all an expert, but from what I understood saturated fat isn't particularly good but it's not “no healthy level to consume” either (fortunately because you practically cannot avoid them). I think you're confusing them with trans-insaturated fat (which I don't think are as bad as cigarettes either, but are still bad).
- throwaway2037 7mo agoHat tip. Good point about trans-fatty acids. That was all the rage to label and remove them about ten years ago.