[ConservativeMind]

This was not a particularly high-carb version of a high-fat diet.

I will say a hallmark of the white fat tissue issue is having a lot of carbs with fat, though.

The mice were normally fed from birth to nine weeks, followed by either a 10% fat or 60% fat diet. The 60% fat diet had 20% protein and 20% carbs. The major fat was lard, with a pretty minor portion as soybean oil.

It seems keto is the best way to go when having higher fat intake, in light of this study, but note it was only performed on mice.

[ConservativeMind]

The high fat diet food used:

https://researchdiets.com/formulas/D12492i

[ConservativeMind]

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[rsobin]

Likely disingenuous, with agenda.

[Savage Rider]

Is this report about “immune cells that are inflamed,” or is it about cells that are immune to inflammation?” I’m confused by the stated description.

[rb22982]

20% carbs is a high carb diet for someone on keto. 20g of carbs for most folks is max, or sub 4% carb calories in a keto diet. After that, you are no longer in keto for most folks.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[devere]

More junk “science”.

[ckilmer]

There’s a lot of literature out there that seed and vegetable oils like soybean oil will wreck your cardiovascular system as much as sugar.

So I’m not so sure that we have an apples to apples comparison here.

[Delta 21]

Lemme put you in a cage and force feed you 60% lard diet. Something might go wrong.

I’ll take just a bit more moderation with mine, please.