So much nutritional studies have been done on animals and yet we know that different animals react totaly different to eg saturated fats and atherosclerosis.
Animals are a garbage proxy for anything human related.
So much nutritional studies have been done on animals and yet we know that different animals react totaly different to eg saturated fats and atherosclerosis.
Animals are a garbage proxy for anything human related.
That has a two-way relationship with biological factors, statistically at least, meaning it's not entirely social either.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ie/blog/old-school-parenting...
[1] The WHO?: https://www.who.int/health-topics/gender
Actually, it's not. It's well known that medications can have different effects or different dosage requirements depending on menstrual cycle.
And if you drop out a drug candidate in animal trials because you don't account for genetic and hormonal gender as well as menstrual cycle, you can end up dropping prematurely.