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<blockquote data-quote="clearviews" data-source="post: 116220" data-attributes="member: 20752"><p>[quote="noblehead")</p><p></p><p>The only person qualified enough and indeed knows your medical history is your doctor. I am sure he won't mind you asking him for his professional opinion on dietary advice.</p><p></p><p>Best wishes</p><p></p><p>Nigel</p></blockquote><p>I agree that your medical professional knows your history and knows what he/she has been taught re-dietary advice. What if what they have been taught about dietary fat has been based on an unproven foundation that has become accepted as fact?</p><p></p><p>I have had the same experience as Bluenosesol with my lipids, BP, HbA1c since I cut the carbs and upped the saturated fats and re-introduced butter into my life for the first time in 30 years, over 12 months ago. Hannadr I am with you 100% too and I think that there are more than 3 of us out there who know that this is the way. </p><p>I want to live at least another 38 years to match my grandmother who ran an egg farm and made butter from a crate of cream each week. She died not from heart disease at 96, but from complications (from a chipped spine) when she fell off a step ladder while changing a light bulb.</p><p>I can't wait for the tide to turn re-dietary advice based on proven facts to become the new advice.</p><p>Alison</p><p>[/QUOTE]</p>
[QUOTE="clearviews, post: 116220, member: 20752"] [quote="noblehead") The only person qualified enough and indeed knows your medical history is your doctor. I am sure he won't mind you asking him for his professional opinion on dietary advice. Best wishes Nigel[/quote] I agree that your medical professional knows your history and knows what he/she has been taught re-dietary advice. What if what they have been taught about dietary fat has been based on an unproven foundation that has become accepted as fact? I have had the same experience as Bluenosesol with my lipids, BP, HbA1c since I cut the carbs and upped the saturated fats and re-introduced butter into my life for the first time in 30 years, over 12 months ago. Hannadr I am with you 100% too and I think that there are more than 3 of us out there who know that this is the way. I want to live at least another 38 years to match my grandmother who ran an egg farm and made butter from a crate of cream each week. She died not from heart disease at 96, but from complications (from a chipped spine) when she fell off a step ladder while changing a light bulb. I can't wait for the tide to turn re-dietary advice based on proven facts to become the new advice. Alison [/QUOTE]
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