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Let’s hit a million views by RT. We’re almost there
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Some good news: Johns Hopkins School of Med researchers report diabetes reversal with an LCHF/keto diet in a community setting. Nice.
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Don't be fooled by people who do a 'deep dive' into the literature & call canola healthy. Those who can't draw a molecule of linoleic acid & can't explain nucelophilic attack have no business questioning advice from those who can. #VegOilSucks #FatBurn youtube.com/watch?v=lQh7caJ7…
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I don’t usually rant on social media. However, after a week of service in the ICU, I’d like to get a few things off my chest. #COVID19 (1/10)
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Dementia increased by 83% among commercially insured Americans aged 30 to 44 between2013 and 2017. Predicted in #DeepNutrition #vegoilsucks (Veg oils also block #FatBurn thus causing diabetes) phillyvoice.com/millennials-…
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Put down your veggie burger. Could cows really solve the climate crisis? - CNN cnn.com/2020/03/06/africa/ag…
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Diabetes type 2 should not be treated with insulin, new study finds. Type 2 diabetics on basal insulin and agents that work by making the pancreas produce more insulin had higher complication... secure.i.telegraph.co.uk/mul…
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Big thanks to @drmarkhyman for supporting The Nutrition Coalition! Says he didn't realize that Dietary Guidelines were so important--that he was taught them in med school but found they didn't promote good health. Why they need to change! bit.ly/2EGrTtG @USDANutrition
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HbA1c reductions from 8.8% to 5.8% in 50 (Indian) persons with T2DM eating LCHF. By comparison 49 T2DM patients eating vegetarian low fat diet in much mis-quoted Neal Barnard MD study bit.ly/2AeFvbP went from 8.1% to 7.6% (and rising) over 72 weeks (Figure 1).
True. Here's the sweet science of #diabetes #reversal - #LCHF Vs #Vegan :)
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‘Saturated fat does NOT clog the arteries, coronary heart disease is a chronic inflammatory condition the risk of which can be effectively reduced from healthy lifestyle interventions’ @RFRedberg @DrPascalMeier - RT if you agree and help break BJSM record of a million views #NHS
Time for a reminder about this FREE BJSM paper from @DrAseemMalhotra & Editor in Chief @JAMAInternalMed (Dr Rita Redberg) & Editor in Chief of BMJ Open Heart @Open_HeartBMJ (Dr Pascal Meier)
ow.ly/dnSX30mNcxb Over 970K views - yes, will break 1 million!
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Dr. Sarah Hallberg briefing Congress today. On diabetes Reversal. A large, rigorous clinical trial she directs shows this is possible. With nutrition @usdanutrituon
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Been warning about this for months. go.drdrew.com/HomelessnessNo…
Typhus outbreak reaches 'epidemic levels' in Los Angeles area - NBC News @drdrew said it was coming on @adamcarolla podcast apple.news/ADI8NGM7pRHikElRO…
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"Want a healthier heart? Eat a steak" [Opinion] @bschermd 🚶houstonchronicle.com/opinion…
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Watch this!! A real Hollywood-style film on the history of mistakes on Fat: A Documentary | Official Trailer HD | 2019 youtu.be/z-onXpXUovc via @YouTube I'm in it as is @garytaubes @drericwestman @bschermd cc: @DietDoctor1 @joerogan @drjasonfung @DrAseemMalhotra
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Here's a study that decided sat fat was bad for health based on a 3-week experiment on 38 people. W/o mentioning the multi-YEAR trials on 10s of thousands of people showing no effect of sat fats on total mortality (far more definitive). care.diabetesjournals.org/co…
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Very complementary review of GCBC by @glundberg in Medscape wb.md/2BNMCLI Dr. Lundberg was editor of JAMA for 17 years and then Medscape for 10.
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Great discussion with @markhymanmd on the truth about sugar, saturated fat, cholesterol, statins, the corruption of medicine and batting off attacks from those who profit from an increasingly fat and sick society facebook.com/drmarkhyman/vid… #obesity #PioppiDiet
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If only we had listened to John Yudkin back in the 1960s. The case against sugar is made in this recent article in the BMJ: bmj.com/content/360/bmj.j580…
















