(October 29, 2019 at 1:35 am)FlatAssembler Wrote: I also don't see what that study has to do with what Michael Greger is saying about saturated fat "controversy": that studies that don't find a strong correlation between saturated fat intake and heart disease generally don't control for having test subjects who have low levels of cholesterol in blood.
Bold mine. What studies do or even would? I don't think it's ethical to conduct true experiments in these cases, only quasi-experiments at most.
Unless I'm misunderstanding you of course, and you're making a different point from what I think you're making.
