[chiefalchemist]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't one of the founding / influencial "cholesterol is bad" studies found to be bad science, and that ultimately it was the result of "financing" by Big Sugar? They were Harvard profs / researchers I believe.

The point being, much of collective knowledge on this subject is based on misleading / false assumptions. That is, you're going to struggle to find results that align with conventional wisdom because that wisdom is flawed.