Guest guest Posted February 12, 2006 Report Share Posted February 12, 2006 > > I read this post and had to pop over and read about iodine. > > Fascinating and thought provoking-going to discuss this one w/Dr. > next week. I don't eat salt since heart attack, high blood pressure, > and stokes run way down the line on both sides of my family. I eat a > low fat diet, too. > > Maybe I am too cautious and causing myself some problems?? I might > need iodine.. > > Lana > >Hi Lana, I wrote the following to my family and friends after seeing Sally Fallon, co author of Nourishing Traditions Cookbook, Weston A. Price Foundation, this past week. The public has been scammed on the Low Fat Diet Issue. Here are a few of the things she shared with us. Hormones are made from Cholesterol and it is so important to have a high cholesterol number. I know it sounds foreign from everything that you have ever been told by your doctor or read about, but do some research. We need our fats! Especially us women! To all friends and family. This is really important information that your not going to hear in the mainstream press. Wanted to share. Sonii Mom, I went and heard the lady that co-wrote the cookbook that I gave you called Nourishing Traditions last night. It was very much worth going to and I wanted to recap some of the things she included. 1921 first heart attack in America 1930 3000 deaths from heart attacks 1960 500,000 deaths from heart attacks Diet Heart Theory/The Lipid Hypothesis was developed which said high cholesterol which is the build up of plaque causes coronary heart disease Lundy and Sperry 1936 study showed no correlation of cholesterol and blockage Dr. Dudley White - Eisenhower's personal physician spoke out against this Lipid Theory with a panel of doctors on national TV(all three chanels carried this discussion) The rest of the doctors ended up endorsing the Prudent Diet of which studies were done and 8 people died while on the diet. 1957 The Anti-Coronary Club study was later dropped for " cost " reasons when it was not showing the results they wanted 1965 Fred Mattson- Proctor and Gamble removed references to " trans fatty acids " in order to promote vegetable oil and hydrogenated veg. oil products. He personally supervised the removal of saturated animal fats and promoted vegetable oils in the American diet. Originally the AMA opposed the " Prudent Diet " and believed that low cholesterol caused heart attacks By 1972-73 AHA, AMA, NAS all endorsed it. 1938 Food Drug & Cosmetic Act - must say " immitation " on the label, this was challenged in 1973 by Senate Select committee on Nutrition & Human Needs headed by McGovern. They promoted the AHA " lipid hypothesis " and dissenting testimony was ignored. Final report claimed USDA showed animal fats caused and vegetable oils prevent cancer and heart disease. An independant analysis of the same data show the opposite. Enig,PhD. co author of the cookbook was at Univ. of land. She analyzed the data and published a report in an " obscure " journal. Her whole department lost their funding and was shut down. MRFIT study - highest rate of coronary events found in those taking blood pressure medication combined with statins. The Cholesterol Myths - (I bought this book) says this is the greatest health scam of the century. Lancet Journal published study shows the lower the cholesterol, the earlier one dies. All the studies, charts, graphs have been altered and arranged to show what the industries wanted to show to encourage the use of vegetable oils and now cholesterol medications. More money has been made by pharmaceutical companies on cholesterol medication than any other medication EVER! Cholesterol is a sterol- waxy substance manufactured by every cell in the body. Key role- makes cells waterproof, gives integrity to cells Healing- heals tears in arteries Powerful antioxidant- protects from free radicals Hormones are made from cholesterol Oxidized cholesterol is a terrible substance that is in powdered milk, powdered eggs and added to lowfat and skim milks Trans fats are now having to be listed on label of food products (2006) but don't think they have't found ways around this! Only Triglycerides have to be labeled as a fat. Mono and Di glycerides do not have to be labeled as a fat. Also if less than .5 trans fat in a serving then it doesn't have to be labeled so manufacturers have just decreased the size of a serving. Quotes from Experts on Coronary Heart Disease: In Framingham, Mass, study- " The more saturated fat one ate, the more cholesterol one ate, the more calories one ate, the lower people's serum cholesterol... we found that the people who ate the most cholesterol, ate the most saturated fat, ate the most calories weighted the least and were the most physically active. " Castelli, MD, Director " The diet-heart hypothesis has been repeatedly shown to be wrong, and yet, for complicated reasons of pride, profit and predjudice, they hypothesis continues to be exploited by scientist, fund-raising enterprises, food companies and even governmental agencies. The public is being deceived by the greatest health scam of the century. " Mann, ScD, MD, Former Co-director The Framingham Study " An anaysis of cholesterol values...in 1700 patients with atherosclerotic disease revealed no definite correlation between serum cholesterol levels and the nature and extent of atherosclerotic disease. " DeBakey, MD famous heart surgeon " The relevant literature(on CHD) is permeated with fraudulent materials that is designed to convert negative evidence into positive evidence with respect to the lipid hypothesis. That fraud is relatively easy to detect. " , PhD " Whatever causes coronary heart disease, it is not primarily a high intake of saturated fat. " Gurr, PhD, Renowned Lipid Chemist Author of authoritative study on CHD Weston Price Foundation www.westonaprice.org operates soley on contributions and does not get any money from meat or dairy industries. Great information on this website. You can look up anything and they have doctors on board with many studies. This included from their phamplet: Confused about fats? The following nutrient-rich traditional fats have nourished healthy population groups for thousands of years: Butter Tallow and suet from beef and lamb Lard from pigs Chicken,Goose and Duck fat Coconut, palm and palm kernel oils (not hydrogenated or partially hydrog...) Extra virgin olive oil Expeller-expressed flax oil Marine oils such as cod liver The following fats can cause cancer, heart disease, immune system disfunction, sterility, learning disabilities, growth problems,and osteoporosis: All hydrogenated oils Industrially processed oils such as soy, corn, safflower, cottonseed and canola Fats and oils(especailly vegetable oils) heated to very high temperatures in processing and frying Sally says to use extra virgin olive oil for salad dressings and the others for cooking. Put butter on everything! Especially vegetables. For more information on Characteristics of Traditional Diets see their website. Dr. Price studies 16 people groups all over the world. He was a dentist and found that the health and facial structure of children and their teeth totally deteriorated in one generation when processed foods were eaten in place of their traditional diet. One more thing that makes so much sense that Sally talked about was how this has affected our children because we need fat for our brains to function and the industry has raked in millions off kids for ADHD and behavioral problems because kids can't focus or sit still or think anymore with all the junk they eat and there is no real nourishment,except through real butter and fats that provide vitamins A & D plus so much more. The answer is not more medication! Also the increase of sterility and fertility problems in so many young women and men because cholesterol is so important in the making of hormones. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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