Lowering high glycemic foods has helped lower Cholesterol (some believe that
the higher insulin levels damage the blood vessels and the cholesterol is
produced to try and heal the damage done by the insulin.

Louise

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From: Dorothy Fitzpatrick [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2010 6:19 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: CS>Re: Marlene, and meat

This is sooo logical Malcom and makes such sound sense.  I would like to add
that a lot of studies are carried out about every single thing you can think
of and also can be biased to reflect a point of view.  I'm not saying that
this one is, but often not all variables are thought of. 

The famous cholesterol study springs to mind whereby they carried out a
study to see if cholesterol was involved in heart attacks.  Of course, they
came up with the fact that there was high levels of cholesterol found where
there had been heart disease.  This started off the multi billion pound 'you
must lower cholesterol' industry band wagon - including the dreadful statin
revolution!  The thing that those carrying out the studies didn't take into
account at all, was all the other factors involved which caused the body to
PRODUCE cholesterol in the first place!  No-one mentioned that the poor body
was trying to HEAL itself by producing cholesterol!  And has lowering
cholesterol produced less heart disease?  NO it hasn't, in fact I believe
cancer rates have rocketed with the introduction of so-called 'healthy' soy
and hydrogenated vegetable fat.  I have *never* eaten any of this stuff and
am an omnivore but don't eat a lot of meat.  I do eat eggs and cheese in
abundance though, and (touch wood) at 67 years of age I am a healthy
person--no arthritis and no allergies or sensitivities at all and quite
agile although overweight.  dee




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