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Glaucoma, Rats, And Vitamin Supplement Nonsense

Today we return to the shills at Science Daily and their review of a recent study from the atrocious Karolinska Institutet, a medical indoctrination camp for imbeciles, also known as a “university,” located in Solna, Stockholm, Sweden. Let’s see what backwards ideas and conclusions they came up with this time. “In glaucoma, the optic nerve is gradually damaged, leading to vision loss and, in the worst cases, blindness. High pressure in the eye drives […]

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More Linoleic Acid Nonsense. Any Type Of Plant-Based Unsaturated Fat Will Promote Cancer 

The pharmaceutical and food industry shills at Science Daily are back with yet another bought-and-paid-for study on cancer — our natural defense against an extreme toxic load when detoxification can’t keep up. Let’s see how they twist and try to deceive the public with linoleic acid and cancer this time. “Linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid found in seed oils such as soybean and safflower oil, and animal products including pork and eggs, specifically

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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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The Fallacy Of Focusing On A Single Nutrient In Useless Studies

Today we return to Examine.com for another perfect example of wasted time and resources on studies focusing on a single nutrient and a possible outcome.This time some researchers performed a controlled trial and the possible effects of Omega-3 fatty acids and the occurrence of heart arrhythmias in 74 people with acute coronary syndrome. Key study details “The participants were admitted to a critical care unit in Iran. They received standard care and consumed either

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Animal-Based Calcium Against Colon Cancer?

Today we’ll make a stop at Health.com and one of their latest articles on the potential effects of milk and reduced risk of colorectal cancer in women. Let’s see what they got right and what they got wrong, and how this information can be used, if even applicable. “Getting a glass of milk’s worth of calcium a day could lower colorectal cancer risk in women, a new study published in Nature Communications found.” Perhaps,

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Soy-Boy Vegan-Like Female Fat Distribution in Men

We who are enlightened celebrate the new year as spring arrives in late March, however, for the indoctrinated sleeping slave masses, 2024 has now come to an end according to the silly Jesuit “Gregorian” calendar, introduced by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 — a patron and supporter of the Catholic Jesuit Order, The Society of Jesus, as in their puppet.And as we are more or less forced to follow this evil calendar, we round

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Supplementary Selenium, Possible Health Risks And More On Triglycerides

Today we once again return to Examine.com and to a summary of a study on supplements as most people, including the staff at Examine, still fail to understand the most important aspect of any kind of supplement or compound from any kind of plant-based source. Yes, I’m talking about the chemical differences between an inorganic compound as found in plants or manufactured in a lab, and that of an organic bioactive compound as found

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Reducing Carbohydrates Will Decrease Liver Fat

Today we return to Examine.com and one of their reviews on a recent study on “changes in macronutrients and changes in liver fat.”If you know a little biochemistry, this should be a no-brainer. So, let’s see what was discovered and what skewed conclusions they drew from it. What was studied? “Associations between changes in macronutrient intake and changes in liver fat.” Well, we know for sure of one macronutrient that is both toxic and

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