Yeah, the study was flashed on screen for the 1 second i wasnt looking. That being said, that only supports that "low carb diets are at a 22% higher mortality risk" There are no studies cited to support the fact that lowering meat intake improves health, or for any of their other suggestions. You cant say "this study shows that x is bad.....so that must mean y is good"
Unfortunately that is the game of shorts. They give the creator a minimal amount of time, so the citations need to be seemlesly integrated in a way that is engaging and does not sto the flow of the video. It could be that that claim comes from the study cited in the video, it may be a matter of looking at the study cited and investigating further. @@blackbird1234100
@@blackbird1234100also cited in the short was “The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study” which he said states that reduced meat consumption is beneficial
i just watched fat fiction yesterday and ive been thinking about it since then because it was the first time i heard of the keto diet... everything about it is so controversial its insane lmao
Findings on pooled data of nine prospective cohort studies with 462,934 participants (yes, that’s nearly half a million people) found that low-carb diets are associated with a 22% increase in overall mortality: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31004146/
I cite a study in the first 5 seconds of this video. Here's what it found... Findings on pooled data of nine prospective cohort studies with 462,934 participants (yes, that’s nearly half a million people) found that low-carb diets are associated with a 22% increase in overall mortality. And here's the link: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31004146/
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Two comments on this video claiming no study was cited - there was clearly a citation in the first few seconds. Did these people watch the video? 😂
Yeah, the study was flashed on screen for the 1 second i wasnt looking.
That being said, that only supports that "low carb diets are at a 22% higher mortality risk"
There are no studies cited to support the fact that lowering meat intake improves health, or for any of their other suggestions.
You cant say "this study shows that x is bad.....so that must mean y is good"
Your brain works best on carbs 🤷
Unfortunately that is the game of shorts. They give the creator a minimal amount of time, so the citations need to be seemlesly integrated in a way that is engaging and does not sto the flow of the video. It could be that that claim comes from the study cited in the video, it may be a matter of looking at the study cited and investigating further.
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@@blackbird1234100also cited in the short was “The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) study” which he said states that reduced meat consumption is beneficial
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The key word in your comment is "LICENSED"! You have been trained and groomed by big pharma.
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i just watched fat fiction yesterday and ive been thinking about it since then because it was the first time i heard of the keto diet... everything about it is so controversial its insane lmao
First of all, Keto is not for everyone.For example, if your gallbladder was removed, you shouldn't do Keto! Is dangerous
Yeah this guy is the picture of health 😂
Ad hominems are childish. Why don't you respond with some concrete science? Oh right... you don't have any.
@@TheVeganGym Oh SNAP
He stands erect, he’s not fat, his skin is smooth, he’s got good energy, a quick mind… Seems healthy enough to me!
Seems you’re being sarcastic ….🤔.
Why, because he’s not obese like over 50% of the U.S. population ?
@@rosaliera8606doesnt matter, he wasnt obese before also…
He doesn't site any studies to prove his point. Scammer.
Findings on pooled data of nine prospective cohort studies with 462,934 participants (yes, that’s nearly half a million people) found that low-carb diets are associated with a 22% increase in overall mortality: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31004146/
It is true no link is provided in the description, but just googling the 2 things referenced gets these studies as the top result...
@@TheVeganGym The studies were ALL SELF REPORTED. Study the studies first, garbage studies like this are common.
Not one actual study was cited here.
Reducing meat is far from your healthiest option.
I’m sure your personalized algorithm is very convincing
I cite a study in the first 5 seconds of this video. Here's what it found... Findings on pooled data of nine prospective cohort studies with 462,934 participants (yes, that’s nearly half a million people) found that low-carb diets are associated with a 22% increase in overall mortality. And here's the link: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31004146/
Where's your study to support your hypothesis?
He showed it the first 2 seconds😂
@@439801RS Man there is something wrong in you. It wasn't hard to locate for me. But here it is: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31004146/