After so many years of researching heart disease and its risk factors, there is no evidence to date linking high cholesterol levels to heart disease, stroke or any other disease as a cause-and-effect relationship, although in some cases both may occur together. The decision to embark on lifelong cholesterol lowering drug treatment in patients with primary hypercholesterolemia depends on the doctors interpretation of available evidence. However, such evidence exists only for those who have a vested interest in keeping the cholesterol myth alive. At the same time, the true culprits or contributing factors of vascular diseases remain largely concealed from the public’s eye. Yet it is becoming increasingly evident that a diet high in animal proteins poses, perhaps, the greatest physical risk for arterial damage and subsequent buildup of cholesterol-containing plaque. (This is a selection from the book ‘HEART DISEASE NO MORE!’ by Andreas Moritz) ener-chi/books/heart-disease-no-more/
Posted on: Sat, 15 Mar 2014 14:00:01 +0000
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