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Report shows: People consume more calories and less FAT and they get fatter
Original report http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/eib-economic-information-bulletin/eib105.aspx (why newspapers never link to their source is beyond me)
Read the original paper and you will find:
People consume MORE calories (from carbs and protein) and LESS Fat and they get fatter.
1) Fat and saturated fats do not make you fat. Carbs and carbs alone, not fat, favour body fat accumulation.
citing: http://www.diabeteshealth.com/read/2007/04/24/5143/why-eating-too-many-carbs-makes-you-fat/
2)"Saturated Fat is Not Bad For Your Brain, and You've Been Lied to" http://www.policymic.com/articles/8673/saturated-fat-is-not-bad-for-your-brain-and-you-ve-been-lied-to/experts
3) This report is based on SURVEYS not actual observation.
4) Calories Mean: 1977: 1875 / 2005: 2002
Posted by Leonard Tulipan
05 January 2013 | 08h50