It's the return of Friday Features! Lately, I've been seeing more and more articles promoting some research findings that I've been living by for a while. Vindication! Love having a quick link to send to my friends, family, and YOU that unearths and explains some important science that impacts your life.
Yet another publication has caught up to the times:
"Nutritional experts say it's time to stop fearing fat."
The article as a whole is tentative, as the title indicates
by placing responsibility on the "nutritional experts."
It goes back and forth, asking expert after expert about their take
on a recent research study. Some advice holds back,
saying saturated fat is still bad (I'm over it), yet other parts say it like it is:
"Compared with carbohydrates, saturated fats appear to have a neutral effect
on cardiac health and diabetes, he said.
Compared with trans fats, sugar, and refined carbohyhdrates, saturated fats almost surely are healthier. "
My takeaway? The word "healthy" is relative, and
there are more dangerous demons to deal with; fat should be forgiven.
Lastly, Laura Shoenfeld, MPH, RD dares you to
Take a Play-cation, with six reasons to back her up!
The American Association for the Advancement of Science
recaps a research study's findings about the negative impact
of e-readers' light on participants sleep quantity and quality,
as well as their alertness and functioning the following day!!
Yet another publication has caught up to the times:
"Nutritional experts say it's time to stop fearing fat."
The article as a whole is tentative, as the title indicates
by placing responsibility on the "nutritional experts."
It goes back and forth, asking expert after expert about their take
on a recent research study. Some advice holds back,
saying saturated fat is still bad (I'm over it), yet other parts say it like it is:
"Compared with carbohydrates, saturated fats appear to have a neutral effect
on cardiac health and diabetes, he said.
Compared with trans fats, sugar, and refined carbohyhdrates, saturated fats almost surely are healthier. "
My takeaway? The word "healthy" is relative, and
there are more dangerous demons to deal with; fat should be forgiven.
Suffering from dry hands in this cold weather,
but want to avoid the so-called "ingredients" in conventional moisturizers?
Liz & Amanda suggest some worry-free, natural
Lastly, Laura Shoenfeld, MPH, RD dares you to
Take a Play-cation, with six reasons to back her up!
That's all for now!
Enjoy, and have a great weekend :)
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