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That study based on the weakest data, by researchers with an interest in preserving high-carb status-quo

Vähähiilihydraattisen ruokavalion on osoitettu kokeellisissa tutkimuksissa johtavan painon putoamiseen ja useimpien sydäntaudin riskitekijöiden paranemiseen, joten sen pitäisi pidentää elämää. Kuitenkin äskettäin Lancet Public Healthissa julkaistu artikkeli sai otsikot ympäri maailmaa julistamaan, että vhh-ruokavalio lyhentää elämää. Mistä poikkeava tulos aiheutuu? Vastaus keskittyy Lancetin artikkelin datan heikkouteen ja kirjoittajien mahdolliseen haluun säilyttää status quo.

Surullinen tosiasia on, että etsimällä riittävän kauan voit saada epidemiologian antamaan haluamasi tuloksen.

There is a lot of “Fake Science” out there. It’s clear that we live in an age of misinformation and sensationalized headlines, and it’s often difficult to discern what contains real evidence, and what is lacking. This week, I’m motivated by a particular article by a “reputable” source. Aside from pointing out the specifics of this particular article, I want the larger lesson to be to understand how to read between the lines of an article and search for evidence, regardless of how credible a source may seem.
Who’s the Culprit?

This was a flawed study based on a false hypothesis and should be laughed off as a totally amateur experiment.

Do low-carb diets really lead to early death? Here is my response to the recent article published in the Lancet Journal of Public Health. I've included links below because I want you to actually read the study and verify what I'm saying. This topic is so important, and this field of science is so dubitable, that you can't take anyone's word about it, you need to read it yourself.

Harvard University currently is highly esteemed in the fields of medicine and nutrition research. The Lancet is currently highly esteemed in the fields of medicine and nutrition publication. But, if they don't both stop publishing rubbish such as this as valid science from which we can glean valuable information, the reputations of both will suffer soon. Main-stream media's blind, thoughtless parroting of whatever Harvard and the Lancet say is actually crippling both institutions, and destroying their credibility.

Your one life and your health are too important to entrust blindly and thoughtlessly to "expert opinion" you need to read and watch and research for yourself, and listen to your own body.

Lancet Article: https://goo.gl/YSyi2K
Article about Dr Willett: https://goo.gl/V1Qte1
Average Main-Stream Article: https://goo.gl/8z7pdH