Alzheimer's Gene Carriers With Higher Meat Intake Had Lower Dementia Risk. Interestingly they say this showed up on the original Women's Health Initiative data 2002 but was "not emphasized."
@bigfatsurprise https://t.co/fIhHliDZeN
@dr_ericberg Once a week maybe. I recently admitted a patient to the hospital who was taking 30,000 units of vitamin D a Day for 2 years. Vitamin D level was unmeasurable, greater than 300. Calcium was 16.7 and creatinine was 3.5 from hypercalcemic renal damage.
Billionaire beef boss says Americans crave so much protein the country is outpacing its own production and turning to imports | Fortune
So much for plant based diets.
@bigfatsurprise https://t.co/n8TbaPYApM
Opinion | Can a Keto Diet be the GLP-1 of Psychiatry? https://t.co/yC7DkvAo5s Probably. Alternatively, could a keto diet be the GLP-1 of diabetes and obesity?
Neanderthals May Have Been Running a Sophisticated 'Fat Factory' in Germany 125,000 Years Ago - @bigfatsurprise
Primitive man valued fat.
https://t.co/hY9gzFEsyv @smithsonianmag
Twofold More Cardiovascular Disease Events Decades Before Type 2 Diabetes Diagnosis | comment: Benjamin Morgan Scirica MD https://t.co/3kyRAUa95J via @practiceupdate @garytaubes I think we already knew this. It's all about insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome.
BREAKING - New Study Urges Immediate Halt to COVID-19 mRNA Injections Over Alarming Levels of DNA Contamination
Researchers find DNA contamination in COVID-19 mRNA injections exceeding regulatory limits by over 300%, confirming findings from earlier studies. When will large vaccinated groups show concern over themselves? @NicHulscher https://t.co/pAzEd0CaJ8
Effect of a Low-Carbohydrate Diet on the Time in Range Among Children and Young People With Type 1 Diabetes https://t.co/gn785HG8lA via @practiceupdate
@garytaubes@bigfatsurprise
Done in Chech republic. Why not here?
Is weight all about calories-in vs. calories-out?
-->An overeating case study: A man ate 5800 calories/day for 3 weeks on 3 different diets.
Resulting weight gain:
Low-carb: 1.3 kg
Low-fat: 7.1 kg
V. low-fat vegan 4.7 kg
Obviously, not all calories produced the same results.
Subject felt best, had most energy on low-carb. Experienced no hunger on low-carb or vegan diets. Was hungry on the low-fat diet (!). Asthma, brain fog, sleep problems returned on low-fat and vegan diets. Excessive bathroom use was "unsettling" on vegan diet.
More info: Exercise was the same. 3-mo. washout period in between each diet to return to baseline
At pub time (2021), this was the only overfeeding experiment comparing low-carb to high-carb diets.
@SamFeltham@drericwestman@PHCukorg
Some folks who believe all calories are alike might be interested: @MattWalshBlog@elonmusk@WallStreetSilv
https://t.co/In86q9PoQD
A historic defamation case in the UK is decided against Daily Mail journalist--says the media misinformed readers.
Judge: “There is perhaps a palpable irony in the fact" that the Mail "so roundly denounced those alleged to be the purveyors of misinformation, so seriously misinformed their own readers.”
The claims were about the usefulness of statins in preventing heart disease.
Congrats to @zoeharcombe@malcolmken who spent 5y. fighting this case.
Harcombe/Kendrick vs Associated Newspapers.
https://t.co/deXgeVkedw
The full Judgment has just been published: https://t.co/g8alkF0SMe
The summary Judgment is here:
https://t.co/Wj4QdQH5j0
The statement from our lawyers, Carter-Ruck, is here:
https://t.co/BBG3wDkJFF
My comment from that statement is “I am delighted by the findings of the court today, in what is a hugely complex case. I am grateful to the Judge for his detailed and careful analysis of all of the facts and pleased that he has recognised the enormity and unfairness of the public attack on our integrity.”
Malcolm’s comment is “I am very pleased that the Judge has found in our favour, and that he has dismissed the public interest defence. It was always our position that we had not been treated fairly by the publishers, and the Judgment sets out clearly how badly we were in fact treated.”
Effect of Dietary Approaches on Glycemic Control in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review with Network Meta-Analysis of Randomized Trials – KETO-MOJO https://t.co/wj8xW4X9nc
This weeks nutrition & health news:
- David Sinclair: Long Life, Shortened Career?
- First-ever outside scrutiny of Harvard's nutrition data, and..."It's not pretty"
- New German food guidelines are for good health or ill?
By myself and @garytaubes
https://t.co/GaUPwcplmi
Some researchers want to formalize a new mental-health disorder:
"ultra-processed foods" addiction
Are these foods really addictive? More than home-baked goods?
I review the science, and why we need Taylor Swift's Pop-tart recipe to answer that question
https://t.co/kOt8t6peXD...