I don't understand why even people bother doing research and statistical studies. Each group comes up with a different conclusions anyway and hey, who is listening?
The latest ride on the roller coaster of health advices got published in Journal for medical Assn.(JAMA)</a> that says the popular "healthier" diets do not bring any benefits.
But before you lush out for fast food, ask a few simple questions. What did the study actually examine? Do its data support such a sweeping conclusion? We often overreact to studies that are more limited and uncertain than we realize. One startling fact: Fully one third of all dramatic new findings simply don't hold up in later studies. Harmone replacement therapy was presumed to cut heart disease risk, it was later found to be dangerous. Now, doctors are questioning supposed risks.
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