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Could eating too much margarine be bad for your critical faculties?
The “experts” who so confidently advised us to replace saturated fats,
such as butter, with polyunsaturated spreads, people who presumably
practise what they preach, have suddenly come over all uncertain and
seem to be struggling through a mental fog to reformulate their script.
Last week it fell to a floundering professor, Jeremy Pearson, from the British Heart Foundation to explain why it still adheres to the nutrition establishment’s anti-saturated fat doctrine when evidence is stacking up to refute it. After examining 72 academic studies involving more than 600,000 participants, the study, funded by the foundation, found that saturated fat consumption was not associated with coronary disease risk.
This assessment echoed a review in 2010 that concluded “there is no
convincing evidence that saturated fat causes heart disease”.
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