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IMHO: Since rodents are herbivores, nutritional studies involving fats and
proteins should not be extrapolated to humans.
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Quoted message said:In rodents maintained on chow diets, [snip]
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Quoted message said:IMHO: Since rodents are herbivores, nutritional studies involving
fats and
proteins should not be extrapolated to humans."MikeV" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:In rodents maintained on chow diets, [snip]
Yes, I don't think anyone would advocate that except as part of "the
bigger picture".
Plants (esp. seeds) do of course contain fats and proteins, though.
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