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The effects of normalizing insulin resistance on myocardial infarctions are shown in the right column of Table 1; normalization prevents approximately 42% of myocardial infarctions.

A good example of this is Helsinki Policemen Study, where the effect of insulin on cardiac diseases was studied. The study lasted 22 years and the study showed that those with the highest levels of insulin had nine times heart attack compared to those with the lowest values. It was a staggering result. None of the research related to cholesterol has not been able to present such results. Finland is a small country. When the global food and pharmaceutical industry supported the country's cholesterol party, which also supported the interests of the nation's medical elite, all was forgotten. A few years later, the doctor responsible for the study nominated to a doctor of the year. It was little comfort to him but a great sorrow to us.

It's not statins people hate; it's the condescending ignorance and hypocrisy rife within the medical profession today. Is it really too much to ask our academic medical doctors to inform themselves on the power of dietary intervention in the greatest diseases of our time?

To refuse bribes from Big Pharma?

Solace.

fasting, whole food diets, low-carbohydrate diets and so forth

Edesmenneestä Kekkosesta uskalletaan jo kertoa kaikenlaista, koskahan Pohjois-Karjala hankkeen salaus puretaan? Totuuskomitealla riittää tekemistä.

I kid you not - found here: https://www.nutritionaction.com/daily/h ... r-on-fats/ …