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“> The high-fat diet, transplant mice also had weaker connections, or synapses, between neurons involved in learning and memory. Mice on a high-fat diet but missing NLRP3 were spared these changes, like mice on a low-fat diet.”

“The researcher thinks this is because he did not have a large enough sample size of male mice. Also, the mice were fed a normal diet until 1 year of age (basically middle age for mice) then were shifted to the meat from old vs. young deer.”

“In a separate meta-analysis of eight controlled trials, 10.2 grams per day of psyllium taken alongside a low-fat diet for at least eight weeks reduced total cholesterol by 4% and LDL cholesterol by 7%.”

“One diet followed the USDA Healthy US-Style Eating Pattern, which is low in saturated fat and provides less than 40 grams of red meat per day. The other diet mirrored the first but provided an additional 150 grams (roughly five ounces) of lean beef per day as a replacement for carbohydrates (of nearly equal caloric content).”

“Derek emphasizes baseline nutrient status, individual response, product quality, and the importance of addressing diet, sleep, and lifestyle before turning to more specialized supplements. Micronutrients are most relevant when intake or status is inadequate.”

“(In humans, nerve cells in the hippocampus are destroyed by Alzheimer's disease). Dr. Mattson's team found that nerve cells of the meal-skipping mice were more resistant to neurotoxin injury or death than nerve cells of the mice on either of the other diets.”

“Dr. Patrick recommends transferring food to glass or ceramic before heating and treating BPA-free labels cautiously because replacement chemicals can have their own biological activity.”

“After completing the high-red meat diet, the participants' rectal tissues exhibited a 30 percent increase in a cluster of microRNAs called microRNA 17-92, which participates in the cell cycle, proliferation, apoptosis (cell death), and other processes involved in cancer.”