Don't forget all the BS drawn from epidemiological "research". We ask 10,000 people how many cheeseburgers, eggs, tomatoes, etc. they eat in a week, at the start of the study, extrapolate that out for 10 years, see how many died, break the participants into arbitrary quartiles, and report everything as relative risk to pump the headlines: "Eating 2 cheeseburgers a week increases your risk of death by 75%"

None of this research passes even the most basic statistical sniff-test, and even if it did, the hazard ratios are so small as to be easily influenced by noise or confounders.