Early surgery in asymptomatic patients with very severe aortic stenosis led to a lower risk of a composite of operative mortality or death from cardiovascular causes at 10 years than conservative care. Full RECOVERY trial results: https://t.co/tLqC25ccCJ
Cardiac surgical societies should require all “experts” to turn in a case list before they can sit on a national meeting panel and lecture the audience about “how I do it” or “how I teach it”.
Dr. Rhonda Patrick drops a wild irony bomb on Diet Coke:
You're ditching sugar to avoid insulin spikes and obesity... but aspartame (Diet Coke's main sweetener) reshapes your gut microbiome to favor bacteria that harvest glucose more efficiently — making you more prone to weight gain.
Animal studies show causal links; human associative data backs it up. The very drink people use to "stay lean" can backfire by shifting gut bugs toward obesity-promoting patterns.
One can occasionally? Probably fine.
One (or more) a day? You're constantly nudging your microbiome in the wrong direction.
The ultimate plot twist: Diet Coke might be sabotaging the exact goal it's marketed for.
Ditch the aspartame or keep sipping? What's your take on artificial sweeteners?
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