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The Saturated Fat Myth

Is it true that dietary saturated fat should be avoided? Is it really a leading cause of heart disease? The data says nope and nope. Saturated fat is an essential nutrient and there is little evidence that it is harmful when consumed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. Trans fats and hyrdogenated fats, on the other hand, are a different matter. Want to know how the myth that saturated fat causes heart disease was busted?

Check out Georg Hafner PhD’s review of the evidence.

Joanna Mulvaney PhD
Joanna Mulvaney PhD
Joanna Mulvaney worked as a bench researcher for much of her career before transitioning to science communication. She completed a PhD in developmental biology focusing on cell signaling in cardiogenesis at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, before moving on to study axial skeleton development and skeletal myogenesis at King’s College London and regeneration of auditory cells in the ear at University of California San Diego Medical School, USA and Sunnybrook Research Institute, Toronto, Canada. When it comes to scientific information, her philosophy is: make it simple, make it clear, make it useful.

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