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Comment on Cholesterol and Heart Disease by glynwainwright

glynwainwright — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 05:35:51 +0000

Please note that no one suffers from cholesterol, which is essential to health.
Blaming cholesterol for disease is like blaming blue flashing lights for blocking motorways.
Association does not prove causality.

Comment on Why having high cholesterol isn’t always bad by fatfist

fatfist — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:46:40 +0000

Well this is the issue of today’s evidence-based medicine, where we only see the evidence the big pharma companies want us to see. People are clueless to this fact and have belief in what they are wrongly led to accept as TRUTH. But it’s nowhere near truth; let alone proof of anything. Medical research is NOT science; it’s big pharma research to figure out how to treat symptoms with drugs. It’s NEVER about understanding the root cause.

Comment on Why having high cholesterol isn’t always bad by fatfist

fatfist — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 09:20:44 +0000

A rational and logical thought process must be used in order to determine if people’s claims are THE truth. Truth is ascertained by a systemic process, not by somebody’s opinion, or how many journals they wrote.
So you see, facts and truths are not relative to a study or a journal; they are NOT relative at all. They are ascertained from a systemic process of resolution.

Comment on Cholesterol and Heart Disease by glynwainwright

glynwainwright — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 21:49:55 +0000

Question what you are told.
Do your own research checks on PubMed
The world is run by Pharmaceutical interests who do not want their customers to fix their lifestyles.
Be a skeptic! Be your own person!
Cholesterol is innocent.
Do be confuse statistical association with causality.
Otherwise you may conclude that arriving in hospital (statistically) makes you very sick!

Comment on Why having high cholesterol isn’t always bad by victor2cutube

victor2cutube — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 18:13:32 +0000

it’s all about the money

Comment on Cholesterol and Heart Disease by norwaydbp

norwaydbp — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 04:15:07 +0000

I base these conclusions on many many studies:See the Framingham or Nurses studies, which attempted to show fat/cholesterol as potentially dangerous and instead showed strong correlations between increased sat fat/cholesterol consumption and the reduced risk of disease/all-cause mortality. All I can do is consider the evidence, and draw my own conclusions. To date, all the evidence indicates to me that animal fats are good for us, and refined grains and sugars are not. Thanks again Fat-dissolver