Breakfast Cereal test ?

[Alan S]

Thanks for the feedback. I don't recall reading it in the way you just did, so I will return to the paper to have a closer look. That may take a few days; I'll respond with an opinion then.

 

[mcdonagh47]

Thanks for the feedback. I don't recall reading it in the way you just did, so I will return to the paper to have a closer look. That may take a few days; I'll respond with an opinion then.

BTW ... I've just noticed another piece of egregious nonsense in the Abstract you quote...
It says ...."The plasma LDL-C concentration, as well as the LDL-C:HDL-C ratio, did not change during the intervention. In contrast, plasma HDL-C concentration increased in the EGG group from 1.23 ? 0.39 to 1.47 ? 0.38 mmol/L, whereas HDL-C did not change in the SUB group."

Nonsense because if the LDL stayed the same and the HDL rose,then "the LDL-C:Hdl-C ratio" could not have stayed the same in the EGG group. The ratio would HAVE to change if one of the components rose by 20% (HDL) and one stayed the same.
In those circustances the ratio in question would actually improve !

 

[donnarob]

This morning I had a few dollops of thick Greek yoghurt topped with raspberries, strawberries and blueberries. Also had 2 walnuts. Thought I'd give this a go as I'd run out of eggs! Duh!!!

1 hr after breakfast 9.1 Shock, horror!
2 hrs after breakfast 6.9 (feeling hungry)

Will see what it is again in another hour's time.

Donna 🙂