The 1984 decision to lower the definition of "high cholesterol" from 250 to 200 was made by a panel of 9 MD's eight of whom had ties to statin manufacturers
ICYMI: Not just @CocaCola that learnt the 'art' of buying the 'halo effect'. More reason why some dietitians give their profession a putrid name with health washing. By @candicechoi https://t.co/yIs1LgmfxN @DrAseemMalhotra@VenterCarina @ADSA_RD
"There’s no doubt about it: Exercise is associated with many health benefits for the body and mind. But recent studies show it has only a modest impact on weight";"you cannot exercise your way out of the amount of food we’re consuming through the environment we’re functioning in" https://t.co/SfMqAXq4GU
Actually not. @SamueleMarcora . I am A1 rated by the National Research Foundation in exercise science and nutrition. My H-index for nutrition studies is 45. Please check your facts before offering opinions. https://t.co/iR80u8E3sE
US military is nearly 5x more overweight today than in 2001. Yet they get plenty of exercise + eat according to US Dietary Guidelines. Can't blame them for being undisciplined, lazy. So must be something else, like Guidelines are wrong. https://t.co/4w1CdM2ag5
Cholesterol lowering cereals will lower your cholesterol...
& increase your risk of heart disease. Here's how:
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