US dietary guidelines: is saturated fat a nutrient of concern? by Zoe Harcombe
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Dr. Sinatra's comment regarding Coenzyme q10 in patients with end‐stage heart failure awaiting cardiac transplantation: A randomized, placebo‐controlled study
This is part of our discussion about publications by Stephen T. Sinatra M.D. I am attaching his publication, which is a letter to the editor in regard to another study. Log in to download the PDF, or use the link below to obtain it from Wiley Online Library.
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The Authoritative History of the Cholesterol Controversy by Daniel Steinberg
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Thematic review series: The Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis
An interpretive history of the cholesterol controversy
by Daniel Steinberg
Department of Medicine, University of California–San Diego, La Jolla, CA
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Evaluation of Chowdhury Meta-Analysis on the Association of Fatty Acids with Coronary Risk by Fred Pollack
This post has Fred Pollack's four papers attached. Log in to download. If you think you may not have time to read all 4 parts, I suggest reading Part 3 first. Part 3 alone may be sufficient to answer your questions.
1. A Preliminary Evaluation of Chowdhury Meta-Analysis on the Association of Fatty Acids with Coronary Risk: Part 1
2. Evaluation of Chowdhury Meta-Analysis on the Association of Fatty Acids with Coronary Risk, Part 2
On How to Reverse Atherosclerosis (Heart Disease) by Fred Pollack
Diet to Halt and Reverse Heart-Disease/Atherosclerosis Info
About 9 years ago, I did a deep dive into the diet/health medical research. I was more concerned about heart disease and my wife Iris was more concerned about getting cancer. The research clearly showed that a low-fat, whole-food plant-based diet addressed both issues. We made the switch 9 years ago. I have continued to read the peer reviewed research.
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Study shows omega-3 levels better predictors of death risk than serum cholesterol
Results showed that the risk for death from any cause was reduced by about 33% comparing in participants with highest omega-3 blood levels
Study shows omega-3 levels are better predictors of risk for death than serum cholesterol
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Glaucoma cure/prevention
In the Rome University Eye Clinic in 1966 the usual number of primary open angle glaucoma cases existed who were unresponsive to any combination of medical therapies. In desperation, Virno et al., found an old paper describing a 1mm reduction with 1 gram of ascorbic acid (vitamin C.) Virno must have read the work of Dr. Fred Klenner MD FCCP who cured 59 cases of polio with injected sodium ascorbate for he then administered 7,500mgs 4 times/day (30 grams) orally, and was overjoyed to find the victims' pressures down and saving sight.
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