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[donnay]

Butter is NOT bad and doesn't raise the risk of heart disease, major study claims

By Rosie Taylor
29 June 2016

Butter is not bad for us and does not raise the risk of heart disease, a major study has found.

Scientists discovered eating one tablespoon of butter a day had little impact on overall mortality, no significant link with cardiovascular disease and strokes – and could even have a small effect in reducing the risk of diabetes.

The robust research - one of the largest meta-studies to be carried out on the health effects of butter - adds weight to growing calls for the end of the 'demonising' of the dairy product and other saturated fats.

It follows reports earlier this month that the Government is reconsidering its advice to restrict saturated fat intake to limit the risk of heart disease, after two recent studies found no link.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...dy-claims.html

[PursuePeace]

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[Cleaner44]

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I was just about to do the same thing!

[Natural Citizen]

Good fats are good for you. And necessary.

[donnay]

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I love Kerrygold. If I cannot get Kerrygold I get organic butter from a Mennonite farm or make it myself with raw cream.

[euphemia]

Butter tastes so good. It seems deeply embedded in our DNA. My 4yo granddaughter will eat butter all by itself. Whoever invented Butter Buds commits food perversion.

[Jamesiv1]

Butter is NOT bad and doesn't raise the risk of heart disease, major study claims

Scientists discovered eating one tablespoon stick of butter a day had little impact on overall mortality...

pretty sure that's what they meant to say

[donnay]

pretty sure that's what they meant to say

Don't say that you'll have farreri's head spin off his shoulders.

[Ender]

Good fats are good for you. And necessary.

Yep. You can't even lose weight w/o fats.

Whodda thunk?

[Brian4Liberty]

My grandmother had cardiovascular issues, bypass, etc. They told her no butter, no nuts, no eggs, no mayo, no avocados, etc. They told her to use Crisco and non-dairy creamer.

[Natural Citizen]

My grandmother had cardiovascular issues, bypass, etc. They told her no butter, no nuts, no eggs, no mayo, no avocados, etc. They told her to use Crisco and non-dairy creamer.

How else do you expect that they be able to maintain payments from her insurance company for "treatment" meds the rest of her life? That's problem, reaction, solution 101.

That's unfortunate. Is she still alive?

[euphemia]

My grandmother had cardiovascular issues, bypass, etc. They told her no butter, no nuts, no eggs, no mayo, no avocados, etc. They told her to use Crisco and non-dairy creamer.

�� That's about the worst thing you can eat.

[osan]

Butter is NOT bad and doesn't raise the risk of heart disease, major study claims

By Rosie Taylor
29 June 2016

Butter is not bad for us and does not raise the risk of heart disease, a major study has found.

Scientists discovered eating one tablespoon of butter a day had little impact on overall mortality, no significant link with cardiovascular disease and strokes – and could even have a small effect in reducing the risk of diabetes.

The robust research - one of the largest meta-studies to be carried out on the health effects of butter - adds weight to growing calls for the end of the 'demonising' of the dairy product and other saturated fats.

It follows reports earlier this month that the Government is reconsidering its advice to restrict saturated fat intake to limit the risk of heart disease, after two recent studies found no link.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...dy-claims.html

Does anybody actually pay attention to these studies?

I eat what I like.

[donnay]

My grandmother had cardiovascular issues, bypass, etc. They told her no butter, no nuts, no eggs, no mayo, no avocados, etc. They told her to use Crisco and non-dairy creamer.

SMH. I hope she didn't follow their orders?

[Brian4Liberty]

How else do you expect that they be able to maintain payments from her insurance company for "treatment" meds the rest of her life? That's problem, reaction, solution 101.

That's unfortunate. Is she still alive?

SMH. I hope she didn't follow their orders?

That was quite a while ago. She followed their orders, and she had sky high triglycerides and bad cholesterol until it killed her. She had breakfast cereal with non-dairy creamer because she was told not to use milk. And yes, she took massive amounts of whatever drugs they prescribed.

[Natural Citizen]

That was quite a while ago. She followed their orders, and she had sky high triglycerides and bad cholesterol until it killed her. She had breakfast cereal with non-dairy creamer because she was told not to use milk. And yes, she took massive amounts of whatever drugs they prescribed.

Sorry to hear that, man. It sucks, for sure.

The "adherence policy" narrative is something that is becoming popularized of late by way of social media campaigns as well. I've even seen it here on the forum. I had described it in depth. Unfortunately, forum search only returns "sorry no search terms blah..blah...blah.." so I can't share it.

[donnay]

That was quite a while ago. She followed their orders, and she had sky high triglycerides and bad cholesterol until it killed her. She had breakfast cereal with non-dairy creamer because she was told not to use milk. And yes, she took massive amounts of whatever drugs they prescribed.

That is such a shame--it's that era of people who think wo/men in white coats are gods. I am so sorry for your loss.

[Zippyjuan]

Note that the piece only considered one tablespoon of butter a day. Does not say that tons of butter are also good for you. Not a meaningful study.

Scientists discovered eating one tablespoon of butter a day had little impact on overall mortality, no significant link with cardiovascular disease and strokes – and could even have a small effect in reducing the risk of diabetes.

Moderate consumption of just about anything will have "little impact on overall mortality".

[euphemia]

Does not say that tons of butter are also good for you.

You might try two tablespoons a day, Zippy. You would see a lot more joy in life if you did.

[tod evans]

Having an English muffin with enough melted butter on it that every bite drips...

[donnay]

Having an English muffin with enough melted butter on it that every bite drips...

Mmm. That sounds sooooo good.

[Zippyjuan]

Having an English muffin with enough melted butter on it that every bite drips...

Sorry sir- you have just gone over your one tablespoon a day limit. Put the muffin down now!

[tod evans]

Sorry sir- you have just gone over your one tablespoon a day limit. Put the muffin down now!

Only way I'm putting it down now is with a splash in the morning...