RT @NicholasDCarter: "The ruminant farming sector largely contributes to the annual CH4 emissions increase since 2007." Another study coun…

@NutritionMadeS3 There is one possible downside. https://t.co/chLvzoeGoA https://t.co/zCY2se7WqN

Interesting work out of Japan. SFA protective of hemorrhagic stroke in Japanese, but not protective in others. Several of the studies in Siri-Tarino/Krauss SFA MA were Japanese stroke studies. https://t.co/GcIZ56yYeS https://t.co/yjIEK0Z7VD

@robertagreer @AlanLevinovitz There are viral epidemics in non-human animals that occur on scales much smaller than modern human ones. https://t.co/0xcsW5HUlK

@NoGimmicksNutri Met Syn more common at lower BMI in Asian populations. https://t.co/4pCji9i6HL

"The ruminant farming sector largely contributes to the annual CH4 emissions increase since 2007." Another study countering the meat proponent narrative that biogenic methane (from cattle mostly) isn't contributing to the climate crisis. https://t.co/KZMD0KV7TF https://t.co/hpTMuP9CBs

new study: ApoB better predictor of CAC progression than LDL-c *even when* results adjusted for HDL-c/BMI/diabetes etc the evidence is positively stacked against the internet meme that high LDL-c is ok if HDL-c is also high https://t.co/m5zdJFBjYE