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- @ChrisStigall don't forget that Philadelphians' taxes r also subsidizing the corn that makes the sugar that goes in the soda. Double taxed! 4 months ago
- @Richzeoli regarding soda tax: public taxes already pay for corn which makes the sugar going into soda. People are getting taxed twice! 5 months ago
- Can excess protein get stored as body fat? Pt.@3 nutridylan.com/2015/10/22/can… https://t.co/IjgX1KInpR 1 year ago
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- @DarrellMartel1 Sorry for not seeing this until now! Here is a fantastic article by a guy named @MennoHenselmans bayesianbodybuilding.com/the-myth-of-1g… 2 years ago
Tag Archives: cardiovascular disease
The Great Cholesterol Consensus: a long overdue Pt. 2
Introduction In lieu of “American Heart Month” and the American Heart Association’s (AHA) campaign to “Go Red” – in support of women preventing heart disease and living longer, healthier lives – I thought it would be apropos to (finally) post … Continue reading
Posted in Fats, Reviews
Tagged all-cause mortality, cancer, cardiovascular disease, Cholesterol, Epidemiology, Framingham, heart disease, MONICA, MRFIT, Saturated Fat
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Red meat: back on the chopping block
Introduction In a recent article published last week in the prestigious Nature Medicine journal [1], researchers presented novel data on the pathogenesis of cardiovascular disease (CVD), arguing that it’s not the saturated fat (SFA) or cholesterol in your red meat … Continue reading
Posted in Diets, Misc., Protein, Reviews
Tagged cardiovascular disease, carnitine, heart disease, Red meat
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