The example of preventing heart disease - and the failure of the AHA and company to meaningfully do so with their drugs and diet - is what allowed our family to have some skepticism about the Virus and then ESPECIALLY about the Safe and Effective Therapy.
These drugs lower cholesterol and blood pressure. And make people sicker. Statins a…
The example of preventing heart disease - and the failure of the AHA and company to meaningfully do so with their drugs and diet - is what allowed our family to have some skepticism about the Virus and then ESPECIALLY about the Safe and Effective Therapy.
These drugs lower cholesterol and blood pressure. And make people sicker. Statins at least increase risk of type 2 diabetes (itself a risk factor for heart disease), dementia, and cancer. Blood pressure drugs have their own adverse effects long term.
On the other hand, a whole food based low carb high natural fat way of eating dramatically reduces risk of heart disease. It reduces blood pressure completely naturally, no drugs needed.
The AHA is a shill for big pharma, and although most practicing docs don’t act maliciously, the AHA surely knows by now that their guidelines are not helpful but harmful.
It is despicable.
My husband’s cardiologist told him that my husband probably understands more about cholesterol and heart disease than most of his cardiologist colleagues. That is deplorable.
The example of preventing heart disease - and the failure of the AHA and company to meaningfully do so with their drugs and diet - is what allowed our family to have some skepticism about the Virus and then ESPECIALLY about the Safe and Effective Therapy.
These drugs lower cholesterol and blood pressure. And make people sicker. Statins at least increase risk of type 2 diabetes (itself a risk factor for heart disease), dementia, and cancer. Blood pressure drugs have their own adverse effects long term.
On the other hand, a whole food based low carb high natural fat way of eating dramatically reduces risk of heart disease. It reduces blood pressure completely naturally, no drugs needed.
The AHA is a shill for big pharma, and although most practicing docs don’t act maliciously, the AHA surely knows by now that their guidelines are not helpful but harmful.
It is despicable.
My husband’s cardiologist told him that my husband probably understands more about cholesterol and heart disease than most of his cardiologist colleagues. That is deplorable.