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Category Archives: diabetes
Eating Your Way to Death–Literally
Just How Much Proof Do They Need? A post from one of my migraineurs today initiated the most amazing reaction in me. I felt angry at people and sad but amazingly, also quite happy when I read what she wrote. … Continue reading
Where is the Critical Media?
Where Is That Damned Critical Media When It’s Needed? How come they only complain loudly when we talk about red meat and eggs? Do you suppose that eating a steak and eggs is worse than this new sandwich from Kentucky … Continue reading
Posted in Big Pharma, cholesterol, diabetes, FDA, Food War, Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition, This & That, Thoughts, Why Me
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Paradigm Shift: The Importance of the Right Anecdotal Evidence
The Power of Anecdotal Evidence by the CEO ***The link here was updated on 9/15/2020 because the original was removed. Concerns have arisen that she may lose her job if she doesn’t stop advocating the low carbs diets, because the … Continue reading
Posted in diabetes, Food War, Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition
Tagged ADA standards for diabetes, can diabetes be cured, can I use low carbs for diabetes, diabetes is curable, diabetes is reversible, do I need insulin for diabetes, does keto cure diabetes, does low carbs diet help diabetes, how to treat diabetes, is diabetes reversible?, what about keto diet for diabetes, what about LC diet, what drugs for diabetes, what drugs for T2D, what is diabetes?, what is insulin, what is T2D
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Bad Science & Social Media Chatter
Image from The Lancet The Power of Social Media over Bad Science Can the common folk change their destiny by openly discussing science (good or bad science, even those that are just mimicking research)? Recently, on Twitter in particular, scientific … Continue reading
Posted in cholesterol, diabetes, Food War, Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition
Tagged bad science versus good science, diabetes crisis, dogmatic science, get rid of bad science, how to lose weight, information overload, misinformation on nutrition, obesity crisis, old nutritional advice, old science, SAD diet, the power of information, the power of social media, the problem with eat lancet, we the people, why are we fat
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Osteocalcin and Atherosclerosis
The Secret Cholesterol Theory Completely accidentally I bumped into an article about osteocalcin, and it turned out to be something pretty important. My research about the fight-or-flight mechanism, which is associated with migraine, led me to this article. Those of … Continue reading
Posted in cholesterol, diabetes, Food War, Healthcare, Interesting reading, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged can stress cause, can stress cause CVD, diabetes and CVD, diabetes and heart disease, heart disease and stress, osteocalcin and heart disease, stress and heart disease, T2D and cholesterol, what is cholesterol, what is LDL, what is osteocalcin, what is the cholesterol theory
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Silence on the US Front–News Flash of US Research from the UK!
The Missing News Flash Wouldn’t you know it?! If you had wanted to learn about research done anywhere in the world, including in the US, about the potential harms associated with the low carbohydrate diet, the consumption of saturated fats, … Continue reading
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Tagged don't eat carbs, don;t eat eggs, eat carbs, eat eggs, eggs are great, eggs are healthy, eggs are high in cholesterol, low carb is healthy, low carb makes you sick, low carbohydrate is good, low carbohydrates are harmful
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Carbohydrate Teaser
PRESS RELEASE So you thought you knew it all about carbohydrates? Maybe not. Carbohydrates In an article published here earlier today, I help you learn a lot more about carbohydrates than what most people know about them. I discuss what … Continue reading
Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes 2019–Summary
The New ADA Standards of Medical Care The American Diabetes Association (ADA) released its 2019 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes (both type 2 and type 1) in advance of the official January, 2019 publish date. It is open access … Continue reading
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Tagged ADA low carbs diet, ADA standards of care, are sugar substitutes good in diabetes, benefit of dairy in diabetes, dairy in diabetes, diabetes standard of care, fruit juice in diabetes, low carbs and diabetes, metformin and vitamin deficiency, protein in diabetes, standards of care in diabetes, starches in diabetes, sweeteners in diabetes
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One more misleading article
The image shows how cardiovascular disease is not associated with high cholesterol, yet the article concluded that high cholesterol causes coronary cardiovascular events. Yellow highlighting is mine to show what actually does contribute to cardiovascular events. How … Continue reading
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Tagged cardiovascular disease, high cholesterol, strokes and heart attacks
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NIH Commentary for Nutrition Research
What Research Should Be Funded? In November 2018 through December 15, 2018, the NIH invited public comments to guide the kind of research they will support for the next decade. This comment period was short but critical. Historically, the NIH … Continue reading →