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Category Archives: Food War
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
Tagged Donut sandwich, heart attack definition, how many calories in the donut sandwich?, is the donut sandwich healthy, junk food definition, new kentucky fries sandwich, nutrition label for donut sandwich, top unhealthy foods, unhealthiest food, what is a heart attack, what not to eat
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Paradigm Shift: The Importance of the Right Anecdotal Evidence
The Power of Anecdotal Evidence by the CEO As many of you know, I have been writing about nutrition for several years. Usually the story is disappointing because most of the time it’s about debunking a badly formulated peer reviewed … 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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Do You Like To Drink?
Does Alcohol Make You Fat? The gym I go to sends regular emails with suggestions and interesting facts. The email I received today sparked my curiosity, because it asked a provocative question: Does alcohol make you fat? The question linked … Continue reading
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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Why We Can’t Beat The Vegans To It
They Did It Again The Game Changer movie is out and is sweeping through the minds of men of all ages! Yep, they will try the vegan diet because of the penis part of the movie. I am not going … Continue reading
Posted in Food War, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition, This & That
Tagged did gladiators eat vegan, did gladiators eat vegetarian, gladiators didn't eat vegan, gladiators eat vegan, gladiators eat vegetarian, great movie game changer, support vegan movies, The Game Changer movie, trash the game changer, vegan movement, vegan movie bashing
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Children in Ketosis: The Feared Fuel
PRESS RELEASE I have written an article in Medium that I have completely forgotten about mentioning here. Bad girl… well, it is better later than never. Shortly after I published that article and it went viral, it was republished by … Continue reading
Posted in Food War, nutrition, Press Release, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged alcohol is a fuel, glucose is not th primary fuel, glucose is not the main fuel, glucose is primary fuel, glucose is the main fuel, ketones are not an alternate fuel, ketones are not the primary fuel, ketosis and children, the benefit of ketosis
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Where is the Beef? The 6 Papers That Turned the World Up-Side-Down
Image Image from the New York Times article About the News on “No Harm” from Red Meat You have heard it by now. For sure. Several academic articles hit the press (below the belt) on October 1, 2019, published by … Continue reading
Posted in Food War, Healthcare, Must Read, nutrition, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged eat red meat, greenhouse gas emission is a joke, healthy cow, red meat and associated diseases, red meat dangers, red meat is bad for us, red meat is good for us, research on red meat, should I eat red meat, what about meat, what is the greenhouse gas emission from cows, what's with red meat
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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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Statin Lies
New Article is Revealing: Do Statins Really Work? A new article, by one of UKs most prominent cardiologists, Dr. Aseem Malhotra, was just released. I also saved this article as a PDF, in case it mysteriously disappears, since in the … Continue reading
Posted in Big Pharma, cholesterol, Drugs of Shame, Food War, Healthcare, nutrition, statins
Tagged I have high cholesterol, is LDL bad cholesterol?, my doctor prescribed statins, should I take statins, side effects of statins, statin side effects, statins are harmful, statins kill, what are statins, what is high cholesterol?
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Yet One More Junk Paper in JAMA Internal Medicine
Will they EVER learn statistics? The paper Association of Animal and Plant Protein Intake With All-Cause and Cause-Specific Mortality, an “original investigation” (whatever that means, since they just crunched numbers), published on the 26th of August–this paper is behind a … Continue reading
Posted in Food War, Healthcare, Interesting reading, Must Read, nutrition, Press Release, This & That, Thoughts
Tagged association versus causality, bad statistics, Bradford criteria significance, carbage paper, food questionnaire, meat protein is bad, meat protein is great, nutrition research, plant protein is bad, plant protein is good, red meat and mortality, red meat bashing, red meat is bad, red meat kills
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