Re: Eggs and blood cholesterol


"montygram" <nazztrader@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I'll bet you never heard of the persorption phenomenon, which is hard
> starch particles getting into the bloodstream, right? Well that
> doesn't mean people are being effected by it. Just because the
> mainstream media, the head of the NIH, etc., and yoiur local doctor
> aren't talking about it doesn't mean it doesn't exist or isn't doing
> damage.
Obviously anything that the doctors are not talking about must exist.

My point is that "medicine" is a gross profession (in more
> ways that one). Here, I use the term to mean that they only look at
> obvious, often life-threatening problems. But they don't care about
> what leads up to the "disease" - prevention is a joke to many doctors.
Not a joke my friend and never has been. You are a bit cynical about any
preventive drugs such as statins and quite paranoid about anything
preventive when it comes to medicine. The fact is very little is known about
disease and even less so about what leads up to disease. The entire
pathophysiology is not known to the contrary of you trying to blame
everything on oxidative stress.

> That is what Hans Selye was talking about. Once you are "afflicted
> with disease," who knows what the best course of action is? There are
> few controlled studies that are right on point. If you ate a diet that
> I advocate, it might be much better than taking the toxic drugs that
> are being prescribed like candy these days, but we won't know any time
> soon, because no studies are being done on this point.
Advice is cheap so what happened to doctors not caring about preventing
disease? Complete contradition of yourself.
No clinical studies involving your cheap advice too. No need for trials with
your advice as it is free.

Fortunately,
> what is known is that millions of people on diets very high in
> saturated fatty acids (and with very high cholesterol levels -

A contradiction again. You state the cholesterol studies don't break down
oxidized vs non oxidized and then you assume that all the high cholesterol
is associated with oxidized form because of diet. You use diet to hide
behind your failures.

> according to the latest government pronouncements) live long lives with
> almost no "chronic disease" and yet have no better than rudimentary
> health care systems. Live and learn, or don't and die.
>
In other words the clinical studies of relating cholesterol and heart
disease is a fraud.
Double talking and no benefit from your rhetoric.


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