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In this place, people eat fat all year round without fear of heart attack
Despite having an extremely anti-scientific diet, the people of Crete still lived well, not afraid of heart disease.
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The dangerous disease made blood fat yellow like chicken fat because of the delicious food
Recently, Bach Mai Hospital's Anti-Poisoning Center has provided first aid to a patient with acute pancreatitis due to high blood fat. The habit of eating a lot of fat i…
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Find evidence that eating a lot of fat can boost cancer
In the past, it was thought that sugar is an energy source that can help cancer spread but it seems that fat itself is the culprit.
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Tests on mice show that a high-fat diet can cause cancer
An experimental study in mice showed a higher likelihood of developing cancer when the diet was high in fat.
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Eating a lot of fat reduces the sense of smell
Scientists from the University of Florida claim that eating a high-fat meal can reduce the sense of smell.
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High tax on high-fat foods
Denmark became the first country in the world to tax high-fat food items including butter, meat, milk, and pizza in an effort to limit the fertility of the country.
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High-fat diet leads to stupidity and laziness?
Research conducted by Oxford University showed that mice fed a high-fat diet reduced their physical endurance and cognitive ability after 9 days of testing.
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Carved crystal of high-fat food
Israeli researchers say the food industry may adopt a method to reduce the risk of disease in high-fat foods. When consuming polyphenols simultaneously (natural compound…
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Eating foods high in fat during pregnancy increases the risk of breast cancer in the next generation
Pregnant women who eat a high-fat diet may increase their risk of developing breast cancer in later generations.