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Fatty meat is very satisfying, the mixture of healthy fats and protein are what is needed to for satiety rather than stuff like sugar free beans (legumes) that may be sugar free but certainly arn't carb free. Plus, some people will have a bg response as well as an insulin response to anything...

So there's a possibility that LDL tracks A1c, interesting stuff.

Poor sleep directly affects bg.

It is the oils (soya bean, Cotton seed and Sunflower seed) that would put me off. And that is apart from the wheat flour, the Tapioca starch and the Dextrose. Each to their own but I find a slice of real ham and a piece of cheese does the trick for a low carb nutritious snack.

Zackly. The scariest thing is that as statins are now advocated for very young people (and I have even heard mention of statins for pets!) so what happens if pregnant women are prescribed them? This is very, very dark.

Possibly, but the marketing will bolster the myth and if we are honest if a bread or cake is more expensive because it lowers cholesterol some people will choose to take the statin and eat the cheaper types. And some people may even choose to ingest both.

https://www.csiro.au/en/Research/AF/Areas/Crops/Grains/b-glucan-wheat The race for one company to develope a strain of wheat that will lower cholesterol in humans. My nasty, suspicious mind is flagging up the question of whether Big Food really is in bed with Big Pharma.

Very much depends on your definition of Remission.

I haven't seen this one yet but it is from a good source. It is Keto but your son's allowance could be tweaked. About an hour.

Eggs. Eggs anyway Up. Cheese and off cut cooked meats. Salami's or ham with Gauda. All the dairy stuff. Cheaper cuts of fresh meat like belly pork joints and braising steak. LCHF does not have to include the expensive stuff like psyllium or himalayan pink salt, it can be done on a budget.

WRT methane some boffins are pointing the finger at fracked shale gas. Jus sayin'.

I am not hysterical, I am fuming. Zoe Harcombe and others have combed through the diet proposed by EAT Lancet and found it to be nutrient deficient. Cui bono? Big Food i.e Grains, pseudo grains and legumes.

It seems we were typing at the same time but basically coming to the same conclusions. Great minds eh? ;)

It is a diversion. Compare just the emissions from the transport industry and there is no contest. Dare I say it but compare the emission data between domesticated ruminants and vegan transport (yes, that was a pop at the Stordalen's) now there's data I'd like to see. Fossil fuels folks.

Twelve years, and it's not from farting it is from belching.

And that my friends, is the crux of the matter. The militants on both or all sides.

Aye, the 'Redefining Protein' thaing can only be described as shennagigans.

Yes, as I said earlier and rather bluntly, it is akin to forced conversion. If the situation was reversed and a non meat eater was in danger of losing their choices I would be very uncomfortable with that.

Oh I would just love to see that research.

Great job, there. Keep it up.