Jo_the_boat Well-Known Member Messages 810 Location Littleborough, Lancashire Type of diabetes Type 2 Treatment type Diet only Dec 1, 2017 #1 Here you go............. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...ese-day-SLASHES-heart-attack-stroke-risk.html
Here you go............. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...ese-day-SLASHES-heart-attack-stroke-risk.html
dbr10 Well-Known Member Messages 2,237 Location Birmingham Type of diabetes Treatment type Tablets (oral) Dec 1, 2017 #2 Jo_the_boat said: Here you go............. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...ese-day-SLASHES-heart-attack-stroke-risk.html Click to expand... Wouldn't be a paradox if saturated fat didn't actually cause heart disease I suppose.
Jo_the_boat said: Here you go............. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...ese-day-SLASHES-heart-attack-stroke-risk.html Click to expand... Wouldn't be a paradox if saturated fat didn't actually cause heart disease I suppose.
bulkbiker BANNED Messages 19,569 Location Worthing Type of diabetes Type 2 Treatment type Diet only Dec 1, 2017 #3 dbr10 said: Wouldn't be a paradox if saturated fat didn't actually cause heart disease I suppose. Click to expand... In the way that the PURE study suggests it doesn't you mean? There are more than that as well.. Before all the naysayers come on and say there's no proof..I would say there's equally no proof that sat fat has ever caused anything either.
dbr10 said: Wouldn't be a paradox if saturated fat didn't actually cause heart disease I suppose. Click to expand... In the way that the PURE study suggests it doesn't you mean? There are more than that as well.. Before all the naysayers come on and say there's no proof..I would say there's equally no proof that sat fat has ever caused anything either.
Bluetit1802 Legend Messages 25,215 Location Lancashire Type of diabetes Treatment type Diet only Dec 1, 2017 #4 I'm not a nay sayer.
Guzzler Master Messages 10,577 Type of diabetes Type 2 Treatment type Diet only Dislikes Poor grammar, bullying and drunks. Dec 1, 2017 #5 But I eat a match box size while I'm grating it for my meal! Am I doubly protected?
Hotpepper20000 Well-Known Member Messages 2,065 Dec 1, 2017 #6 Cheese is the perfect low carb snack. It was quite a relief when I was researching the LCHF way of eating that I didn't have to give up cheese.
Cheese is the perfect low carb snack. It was quite a relief when I was researching the LCHF way of eating that I didn't have to give up cheese.
JohnEGreen Master Messages 14,002 Location Nottinghamshire Type of diabetes Other Treatment type Diet only Dislikes Tripe and Onions Dec 1, 2017 #7 I say never say nay.
D Deleted member 308541 Guest Dec 1, 2017 #8 JohnEGreen said: I say never say nay. Click to expand... Pass the cheese platter up this way please.
Alexandra100 Well-Known Member Messages 3,803 Location West Yorkshire Type of diabetes Prediabetes Treatment type Tablets (oral) Dec 1, 2017 #9 The snag is that the amount of cheese you have to eat daily is very specific - 40g. I am currently trying to keep my cheese intake PER MEAL down to 50g, and today I failed - twice.
The snag is that the amount of cheese you have to eat daily is very specific - 40g. I am currently trying to keep my cheese intake PER MEAL down to 50g, and today I failed - twice.