Government-funded clinical trials involving tens of thousands of participants failed to establish a link between saturated fat and heart disease, with some studies even suggesting that lower cholesterol levels correlated with higher heart attack rates. Despite this, public health institutions, like the American Heart Association, have largely dismissed these findings, clinging to outdated dietary recommendations. A growing number of scientists are now challenging these flawed guidelines, calling for a reevaluation of the evidence that has been overlooked for decades.
