Comment Re:What about not eating it daily? (Score 1) 164
Read what you just quoted.
The monotonic increases in health risk with increased consumption of processed meat suggest that there is not a 'safe' amount of processed meat consumption with respect to diabetes or colorectal cancer risk.
They couldn't be much clearer about it. You somehow quoted them, and concluded it said the exact opposite of what it said!
Also this passage, which again couldn't be much clearer:
We observed a statistically significant, nonlinear, monotonic increase in type 2 diabetes risk associated with higher processed meat consumption; that is, disease risk increased with increased intake at all intake levels but, for a given unit increase in consumption risk, increased most steeply at lower intake levels (Fig. 1a).
The risk increases monotonically with consumption, it's statistically significant, and it increases most quickly at low consumption levels. And they referenced the figure which you can see at a glance shows exactly what they said it did. How can you read that and conclude it says the opposite of what it says?