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Pittsburg, Kansas | There have been several studies saying LDL has little influence on cardiovascular risk. They are just not popular with the mainstream press so they tend to get little pubic exposure. They don't make good clickbait. They don't encourage drug companies to advertise in their form of media (ever notice any drug company ads on TV?).
They also don't promote billion dollar drug sales very well. So not very popular with that portion of our "health"care system.
Dr Paul Mason has been talking about it for at least 5 years. My guess is in another 25 years it will be common knowlege. It will probably be that long for strong medical dogma to get out of the system.
Like in farming, early adopters of best technology gain the benefits. When everyone knows and does it, it is built into the cost structure (take autosteer or sprayer boom control for example). Only when talking about health issues the benefit is more about quality of life rather than absolute dollars, although dollars still do matter some.
Dr Paul Mason
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YgskaiXa_M&pp=ygUZZHIgcGF1bCBtYXNvb...
https://www.youtube.com/results?sp=mAEA&search_query=dr+paul+mason+c...
Here is one about cholesterol in plants. Phytocholesterol.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AshAe96kGnU&pp=ygUZZHIgcGF1bCBtYXNvbiB...
Edited by John Burns 11/17/2024 14:49
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