Perhaps that may be the confounding variable. Anyone capable of eating only a half cup of ice cream has 99th percentile willpower which likely translates to other healthy habits.
> Anyone capable of eating only a half cup of ice cream has 99th percentile willpower which likely translates to other healthy habits.
They're diabetics. You might be surprised how many people are able to comply with the directive "don't overdo this, or you'll die a horrible death".
Though you shouldn't be.
Who is telling type 2 diabetics that they are going to die a horrible death from eating ice cream?
That's not how this works
Compared to none. But the article doesn't really say that it is actually good for diabetes. It's an association.
The article didn't link to the paper (or if it did, I wasn't able to find it). If you're basing this claim on the original paper, can you share a link?