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I think they are all agreed that low trigs and high HDL are good, but there are no drugs to achieve these results so no industry funded studies / hype! Go LCHF, your trigs will go down, your HDL up, it's a given!
Thanks Indy. I find it bewildering how these various gurus contradict each other.
This seems to be a different approach to Malcolm Kendrick's latest offering about diet.
Who does one believe?
regards
Derek
I agree, and he rightly has a lot of respect. His latest section directly contradicts Malcolm Kendrick but I don't agree with some of the things Kendrick says. The penultimate Prof Noakes section seemed to be at odds with Prof Ken Sakaris.Tim Noakes is no guru....to my mind he is one of the most globally respected professors within this entire field and I have never seen somebody of his calibre so willing to publicly stand up to the litmus test of delivering detailed forensic evidence under cross examination.
Yes, I agree, I found his blog bizarre and didn't agree with it. It is not the first time.I can't quite understand Malcolm Kendrick's latest blog post. I keep meaning to read the whole series a couple more times. He certainly still seems to be saying that Cholesterol is irrelevant. But he seems to be saying that diet is not a contributory factor in CVD.
Have you read Malcolm Kendrick, @lindisfel ? I love him, I do realise that some people can't get on with him at all, but I really like him.
I'm on an anticoagulant, Synthrone in my case, I didn't know that about arterial calcification. There are NO circumstances where I would take statins. I really feel that their use has been the biggest medical con-trick in history!
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