Carnivores are mentally ill, we know. The whole idea that PUFAs are bad doesn't even come from them, it's people like Ray Peat who are responsible for that.
PUFAs are used to cook / prepare shitty processed fried foods. Think fried chicken or french fries and stuff like that.
I would seriously doubt that PUFAs cause cancer in the context of a healthy diet, much like how saturated fat is likely not going to cause CVD in the context of a healthy diet.
Certainly possible. The trials I was referring to were the Rose Corn Oil, LA Veterans, Sydney Diet Heart Study, and Minnesota Coronary Experiment if you'd like to read up on them yourself. The NIH was sufficiently worried about this potential carcinogenic effect of vegetable oils they had half a dozen meeting about it in the 60s or 70s
Stress is one of the causes, namely prolonged stress, but there's a lot of causes for heart diseases. Chronic hypertension causing prolonged stress to the heart that builds up overtime to cause heart attack. Coronary heart diseases that become incapable of supplying appropriate blood to the heart walls for contraction, causing scars in the chambers that will eventually result in heart failure. Cholesterol heavy diet, saturated fats diet, and the general obesity diet. There's a lot of causes for heart diseases.
Anything that can damage the endothelium, create blood clots, or interfere with the repair. Diabetes, HPA axis dysfunction, steroids, smoking, air pollution, raised blood pressure, cocaine, homocysteine, avastin, sickle cell disease, SLE, Hughes syndrome, CKD. Mostly stolen from The Clot Thickens
>Muh questionnaire studies that don't differentiate between real meat and processed garbage is indirectly maybe linked to another thing which may or may not mean anything
Check mate bro we did it reddit!
processed meat is no different from real meat in terms of fatty acid profile, it usually has more fat in it, though.
Nitrates and Nitrites are not going to cause heart disease. In fact, nitrates will actually improve heart health. It is actually quite telling that despite the presence of nitrates, people still get heart issues eating processed food that is also high in saturated fats.
This is fantasy. The RCTs are clear there is no effect on CVD or all cause mortality from saturated fat. Over a billion dollars spent on clinical trials that have been and are just ignored. Weak associations from epidemiology do not imply causality.
Small, short term studies only looking at a few bio markers not any hard outcomes. There have been many large, long term RCTs testing this and consistently failed to improve mortality outcomes despite whatever may happen to LDL. >Diets that replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat do not convincingly reduce cardiovascular events or mortality…[We] must consider that the diet-heart hypothesis is invalid or requires modification.
https://ebm.bmj.com/content/26/1/3
ya, I would agree that saturated fats are probably not a boogeyman, and a normal intake of them as part of a healthy diet is likely not going to cause many major issues.
But we must also consider the average person and the fact that the average person is now overweight or obese, and in this context saturated fats are likely not helping their situation. The issue here is what the saturated fats are likely replaced with, and that is usually sugar, which is much worse for the body.
I would not say that saturated fats are healthy for you, though. They are either neutral or bad for you. Monounsaturated fat is the king of the fats.
There are dozens of papers looking at all the RCT evidence and almost all come to the same conclusion. >In our analysis, the Mediterranean diet, modified dietary fat, reduced dietary fat, reduced saturated fat intake, omega-6 PUFA, or omega-3 ALA PUFA did not reduce the risk for mortality or cardiovascular outcomes.
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M19-0341
Interestingly this review was co authored by some former members of the US DGAC (hence all the conflicts of interest) and they are owning up to their mistakes but the anti saturated fat dogma persists >There is no robust evidence that current population-wide arbitrary upper limits on saturated fat consumption in the United States will prevent CVD or reduce mortality.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0735109720356874
The covid vaccine doesn't have saturated fat though
>The vaccine is bad for you! It's not my shitty diet, lifestyle, and genetics!
100% correct. Now let's get our boosters and show these đumbies!
Carnivores are mentally ill, we know. The whole idea that PUFAs are bad doesn't even come from them, it's people like Ray Peat who are responsible for that.
Multiple clinical trials showed omega 6 PUFAs increasing cancer and or all cause mortality. Not a good look. I put evoo on my salad not canola oil
we have to take that into context.
PUFAs are used to cook / prepare shitty processed fried foods. Think fried chicken or french fries and stuff like that.
I would seriously doubt that PUFAs cause cancer in the context of a healthy diet, much like how saturated fat is likely not going to cause CVD in the context of a healthy diet.
Certainly possible. The trials I was referring to were the Rose Corn Oil, LA Veterans, Sydney Diet Heart Study, and Minnesota Coronary Experiment if you'd like to read up on them yourself. The NIH was sufficiently worried about this potential carcinogenic effect of vegetable oils they had half a dozen meeting about it in the 60s or 70s
Saturated fat doesnt cause heart disease the evidence is clear its just retards still perpetuating this myth
Yeah sure fatty
So what causes heart diseases? Stress?
Stress is one of the causes, namely prolonged stress, but there's a lot of causes for heart diseases. Chronic hypertension causing prolonged stress to the heart that builds up overtime to cause heart attack. Coronary heart diseases that become incapable of supplying appropriate blood to the heart walls for contraction, causing scars in the chambers that will eventually result in heart failure. Cholesterol heavy diet, saturated fats diet, and the general obesity diet. There's a lot of causes for heart diseases.
Is there a way to avoid heart diseases?
Anything that can damage the endothelium, create blood clots, or interfere with the repair. Diabetes, HPA axis dysfunction, steroids, smoking, air pollution, raised blood pressure, cocaine, homocysteine, avastin, sickle cell disease, SLE, Hughes syndrome, CKD. Mostly stolen from The Clot Thickens
Its all about luck.
SFA, meat...
No
dairy fat*
The evidence is actually quite clear that saturated fat from meats is linked to dyslipidemia, which is then linked to CVD risk.
Dairy fat is not, specifically whole milk products. I don't recall much evidence for butter, though.
>Muh questionnaire studies that don't differentiate between real meat and processed garbage is indirectly maybe linked to another thing which may or may not mean anything
Check mate bro we did it reddit!
processed meat is no different from real meat in terms of fatty acid profile, it usually has more fat in it, though.
Nitrates and Nitrites are not going to cause heart disease. In fact, nitrates will actually improve heart health. It is actually quite telling that despite the presence of nitrates, people still get heart issues eating processed food that is also high in saturated fats.
This is fantasy. The RCTs are clear there is no effect on CVD or all cause mortality from saturated fat. Over a billion dollars spent on clinical trials that have been and are just ignored. Weak associations from epidemiology do not imply causality.
The literature supports the evidence that high amounts of saturated fats cause dyslipidemia, which can increase the incidence of CVD
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5293238/
https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/ATVBAHA.120.315766
It is also worth noting that most of the problems arise when there is a caloric excess. In a caloric deficit, these problems are muted substantially.
Small, short term studies only looking at a few bio markers not any hard outcomes. There have been many large, long term RCTs testing this and consistently failed to improve mortality outcomes despite whatever may happen to LDL.
>Diets that replace saturated fat with polyunsaturated fat do not convincingly reduce cardiovascular events or mortality…[We] must consider that the diet-heart hypothesis is invalid or requires modification.
https://ebm.bmj.com/content/26/1/3
ya, I would agree that saturated fats are probably not a boogeyman, and a normal intake of them as part of a healthy diet is likely not going to cause many major issues.
But we must also consider the average person and the fact that the average person is now overweight or obese, and in this context saturated fats are likely not helping their situation. The issue here is what the saturated fats are likely replaced with, and that is usually sugar, which is much worse for the body.
I would not say that saturated fats are healthy for you, though. They are either neutral or bad for you. Monounsaturated fat is the king of the fats.
There are dozens of papers looking at all the RCT evidence and almost all come to the same conclusion.
>In our analysis, the Mediterranean diet, modified dietary fat, reduced dietary fat, reduced saturated fat intake, omega-6 PUFA, or omega-3 ALA PUFA did not reduce the risk for mortality or cardiovascular outcomes.
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M19-0341
you're actually a fucking israelite being this disingenuous
Moderately certain you are wrong. Good enough for me
Interestingly this review was co authored by some former members of the US DGAC (hence all the conflicts of interest) and they are owning up to their mistakes but the anti saturated fat dogma persists
>There is no robust evidence that current population-wide arbitrary upper limits on saturated fat consumption in the United States will prevent CVD or reduce mortality.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0735109720356874
So what you're saying is the actual problem is being a disgusting gluttonous fatfuck
Imagine having sex with a woman.
>at work at 3:40 in the morning
>SITTING pulse is at roughly 76
>still feel sleepy
should I be concerned?
>give in and hit up some caffeine
>moderately less sleepy
>pulse goes DOWN
what the fuck?