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By: TheJestPress.com
In a revelation that will have bacon enthusiasts clutching their chests (and not just from cholesterol), scientists have declared war on animal fats. According to a new, cheese-shattering landmark study, fats from butter, lard, and beef tallow have been caught red-handed sabotaging the immune system’s valiant efforts to battle tumors. Yes, you read that correctly: your immune cells are apparently too busy mopping up cholesterol to notice the tumors tap-dancing upstage.
Meanwhile, plant-based fats—including the likes of palm, coconut, and olive oil—are coming out looking fit, tanned, and ready to bench press cancer cells into oblivion. Some, scientists coyly hint, might even “help in the fight.” (Translation: Chia seed butter could soon be president.)
The study, conducted in mice because humans keep screaming, “But flavor!” involved feeding rodents various delicious and less-delicious oils. After weeks on a diet typically reserved for fancy French restaurants or TikTok food influencers, mice gnawing on animal fats saw their immune system go from “The Avengers” to “The Wish.com Justice League.”
“If mice could speak, they’d say, ‘Help, I can’t feel my T-cells!’” said Dr. Brie Yamarg, chief investigator and possible vegan.
Not to alienate anyone, scientists assure that both palm and coconut oil are available in extra-virgin, non-fossil-fuel varieties at your local supermarket, right next to gluten-free unicorn tears.
Nutritionists are quick to clarify: “This doesn’t mean you have to toss out Grandma’s butter cookies—just replace the butter with something unspeakably oily and vaguely tropical. She’ll never notice!” (Editor’s note: She WILL notice.)
In the meantime, Big Butter has announced a new ad campaign: “Butter: It’s What’s for Immune Dysfunction,” while lard lobbyists simply sobbed into pie crusts.
The battle between dairy and daisy (oil) rages on.
By: TheJestPress.com
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