Saturated Fat Is… Okay?: Good news for meat and dairy lovers. Your heart-attack-on-a-plate hamburger may not actually cause heart attacks! The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition just published an analysis of 21 studies that followed 350,000 adults for 5 to 21 years. The conclusion: there’s no clear evidence that saturated …
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