Attention grabbing headline in WaPo, seen on the internet. Sounds good to me, I like my fried eggs and bacon same as anybody else. Fairly long article. But, they don't describe any evidence in favor of their brand new view on diet. I expect claims like this to came from patient studies or biochemical experiments or statistical work or something. Some numbers would be nice. The lengthy WaPo article fails to offer any solid evidence for their position. They quote a lot of people saying it is so, but nothing to back the sayers up. Opinions are fine, everyone has one, but opinions ain't science.
Does this lack of science in the article reflect the real world (like there is no evidence) or does it reflect the ignorance of WaPo reporters?
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