Replacing butter for some plant oils could significantly lower risk of mortality, new study finds
- New research indicates that increasing butter intake raises mortality risk, with those consuming the most butter facing a 15% higher risk of death compared to those with the least intake.
- The study revealed that substituting butter with plant-based oils like olive or canola could lower mortality risk by 16%.
- Researchers highlighted that consumers of plant oils experienced a 16% lower risk of death compared to those who consumed less.
- Every 10g increase in plant-based oil intake was associated with an 11% lower risk of cancer death and a 6% lower risk of heart disease death.
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