I don't think it forgot to mention them. I think it's arguing against them.
I think the presenter who has an MD and a PhD from the WashU School of Medicine and a BA in Biology from Princeton (Of course I don’t think that having a diploma (or three) from a University makes what you say any more or any less true[0]) is arguing against the lipid hypothesis[1] and for the sugar hypothesis[2]: that sugar is actually the cause of all those ill effects.
There doesn't seem to be a consensus, though in the past the consensus seemed to be for the lipid hypothesis though that appears to be rapidly breaking down.
[0] Lots of people without degrees of any sort are saying the same thing, they’re all just as right/wrong
Is laughter the right response? Perhaps they have several decades of counter-evidence or question the soundness of the research done supporting the lipid hypothesis? I feel like curiosity is always appropriate.
> Perhaps they have several decades of counter-evidence
They don't. At best, they are armed with a few dozen recent, biased, cherry-picked publications with illogical conclusions, which I'm happy to pick apart if anyone can actually cite them.
The downvotes only affirm my point - people would rather be in denial than search, find and read the research for themselves, and admit they had been fooled.
I think the presenter who has an MD and a PhD from the WashU School of Medicine and a BA in Biology from Princeton (Of course I don’t think that having a diploma (or three) from a University makes what you say any more or any less true[0]) is arguing against the lipid hypothesis[1] and for the sugar hypothesis[2]: that sugar is actually the cause of all those ill effects.
There doesn't seem to be a consensus, though in the past the consensus seemed to be for the lipid hypothesis though that appears to be rapidly breaking down.
[0] Lots of people without degrees of any sort are saying the same thing, they’re all just as right/wrong
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipid_hypothesis
[2] https://proteinpower.com/drmike/2006/01/05/the-sugar-hypothe...