DiscoStew
@DiscoStew66
Interests: (Nutritional) biochemistry, nutrition, metabolism, cholesterol, Paleo, LCHF. T/RT not endorsement or medical advice.
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22-11-2011 06:50:33
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My new paper co-authored with Dr. Fabian Dayrit...The Lipid–Heart Hypothesis and the Keys Equation Defined the Dietary Guidelines but Ignored the Impact of Trans-Fat and High Linoleic Acid Consumption mdpi.com/2785130 #mdpinutrients via Nutrients MDPI
Interesting to see the CSIRO Publishing questioning scientific truth about #meat and #antimeat publications. There has been a #vegan and #BigFood presence within the #CSIRO for some time.
Meat & Livestock Australia Red Meat Advisory Council Senator Susan McDonald
Take a look at this graph from this large study published this month
People who had the highest LDL and lowest VLDL, had the best survival rates
I am going to repeat this because Dave Feldman predicted this -> the people with the HIGHEST LDL & lowest VLDL lives the…
Great new episode with Dr David Unwin Dr David Unwin ! Check it out on YouTube, Rumble, and your favorite podcast platform. And join me for the premiere on YouTube at the link below and text chat live with myself and others while watching!
Dr David Unwin is a leading
GP in the UK…
Nutrition expert says she was fired by the American Diabetes Association after refusing to approve recipes loaded with an artificial sweetener made by the major $ donor, Splenda. theguardian.com/commentisfree/… By Neil Barsky in the The Guardian #diabetes
It's time someone challenged the American Diabetes Association directly. We have Neil Barsky to thank for stating the obvious.
We didn't have the evidence before to make this case. Now, thanks to Virta Health and others, we do.
'The sdLDL-c [small dense LDL-c] subfraction is a risk factor for CAC incidence but not progression. The lbLDL-c [large buoyant LDL-c] is not associated with CAC incidence but may be inversely associated with CAC progression.'
Austin Dudzinski, PharmD, BCACP