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Study is fatally flawed
rcreeve
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Please note the analysis done on this research is fatally flawed.
The response below to this research details the gaps.
http://www.zoeharcombe.com/2018/02/low-carb-diets-birth-defects/
The response below to this research details the gaps.
http://www.zoeharcombe.com/2018/02/low-carb-diets-birth-defects/
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Author of that article is fatally flawed as well, although not as bad as others I have seen. When someone cites Gary Taubes as one of their favorite nutrition books, I see more red flags than a May Day parade in Moscow.
Not dismissing it out of hand—just urging extreme caution and some skepticism.18 -
Author of that article is fatally flawed as well, although not as bad as others I have seen. When someone cites Gary Taubes as one of their favorite nutrition books, I see more red flags than a May Day parade in Moscow.
Not dismissing it out of hand—just urging extreme caution and some skepticism.
She also worships Lustig (another woo peddler) and blames fructose for the obesity epidemic in her book, The Obesity Epidemic. Yeah, hard pass on this one as a source.11 -
Author of that article is fatally flawed as well, although not as bad as others I have seen. When someone cites Gary Taubes as one of their favorite nutrition books, I see more red flags than a May Day parade in Moscow.
Not dismissing it out of hand—just urging extreme caution and some skepticism.
I also think we did a pretty good job in the original thread refuting that study without resorting to bringing in woo from the opposite side.5 -
Author of that article is fatally flawed as well, although not as bad as others I have seen. When someone cites Gary Taubes as one of their favorite nutrition books, I see more red flags than a May Day parade in Moscow.
Not dismissing it out of hand—just urging extreme caution and some skepticism.
I also think we did a pretty good job in the original thread refuting that study without resorting to bringing in woo from the opposite side.
This was my thought too.1 -
Why is this a new thread? Wasn't this reference posted in the original? It seems like this will just lead to duplicate posts on the same subject, kind of a waste of time.1
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