Cardiovascular Disease

More Misconceptions About Protein And Food In General

What’s the biggest joke within any field of “science?” Space science? Planetary science? Gender studies/modality? The “science” of climate change? Perhaps, but “nutrition science” just as “medical science” is up there at the very top of deception, lies and pure mental illness. And one of the worst websites when it comes to these jokes of pseudo-sciences within diet and nutrition is “Verywell Health,” who recently posted an article about “high-protein” meals and diets. Well, […]

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Can Saturated Fats Become Bad? Elevated Blood Glucose (Carbohydrates) And Oxidized Fats Impact Cognitive Function

Being precise and truthful matters, which never is the case with “nutrition science” or the medical field where they flip everything backwards to protect their agenda to keep people weak, sickly, dumbed-down, controllable, and dependent on their “symptom suppressing” solutions and fake pseudoscience. Yesterday, Science Daily posted a summary of a recent study on “high-fat, high-sugar” (HFHS) diets and their effect on cognitive ability.Even the name, HFHS is backwards, as it should be called

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Coffee And The Toxic Diterpenes — And More On The Essential LDL And Cholesterol

Anyone with half a brain should know by now that hot bean water, as in using the most toxic part of a plant to produce a beverage, is extremely stupid as it will result in an incredibly toxic and damaging end product. While there are hundreds, if not thousands of toxic compounds in coffee, one of the more sinister ones are diterpenes. And this takes us to a recent article by the shills at

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Testosterone Replacement Therapy No Longer Associated With Heart Attacks Or Strokes

One of the worst fitness-wannabe writers on the Internet, Matt Weik of Ironmagazine, recently brought up an interesting change to Testosterone labels. Let’s see what he had to say this time. “Testosterone injections, pills, and creams typically used for TRT and HRT purposes come with some warnings on the label. You’ve probably noticed them if it’s something you use regularly. But recently, testosterone labels got an update.” If you say so. However, outside of

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Restricting Carbohydrates And Seed Oils In Early Life Will Prevent Chronic Disease Later In Life

This Monday morning we return to Examine.com for another review of a recent study that goes hand-in-hand with my previous articles on the importance of following our natural human diet during pregnancy and feeding the growing baby with mother’s milk and animal-based foods to guarantee proper natural development and health. This study, although very limited, does bring more evidence to the table of the extreme destructive forces of sugar, as in carbohydrates, and unsaturated

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Unnatural Artificial Sweeteners And Cardiovascular Damage

Once again we return to Examine.com and a summary of a recent meta-analysis looking at the association between artificial sweeteners and the risk of cardiovascular events. This should be another no-brainer as far as common sense goes. Let’s see what they found. Quick Summary “In this meta-analysis of 12 prospective cohort studies in 1,224,560 men and women, researchers looked at the intake of artificial sweeteners and the association with higher risks of all-cause mortality,

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Iron Deficiency Is A Sign Of Severe Malnutrition, Which Needs To Be Addressed

Today we return to Examine.com and another review of a new meta-analysis looking at intravenous iron treatment and reduced risk of cardiovascular hospitalizations and cardiovascular disease mortality in people with heart failure and iron deficiency. While giving intravenous iron treatment to someone with an iron deficiency might seem logical, it’s not that simple and actually shows extreme incompetence. Let’s see what they had to say. Key study details “Eight studies used ferric carboxymaltose, 2

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Stupidity 101: Stimulants (Guarana) Reduce Perceived Fatigue

Ready for a good laugh? Well, you better be as we return to Examine.com and a summary of another totally meaningless and seriously stupid meta-analysis of guarana and its effects on “cancer-related fatigue.” What was studied? “The effect of supplementation with guarana on fatigue symptoms in the context of cancer.” Well, fatigue is fatigue no matter the “condition” causing that fatigue. And cancer is simply a desperate measure by the body to extend your

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