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Interesting read………Newsletter February 7, 2012 Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates by Zoë HarcombeLook at the charts in this article that I generated from World Health Organization data and you wonder how on earth we ever got away with telling people that cholesterol causes heart disease. High cholesterol is associated with lower heart disease and vice versa - for all the data available in the world. High cholesterol is not even associated with high heart disease, let alone does it cause it.There is in fact a significant association between higher cholesterol levels and lower deaths and lower cholesterol levels and higher deaths for men and an even more significant relationship for women. The doctors' Hippocratic oath is "First do no harm". Surely we are doing real harm by lowering cholesterol levels? Not just to minds and muscles and quality of life of humans, but to the length of the life of those humans on statins. Read part 1 of the Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates article here:Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates - part 1 of 3 Read part 2 of the Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates article here:Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates - part 2 of 3 Read part 3 of the Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates article here: Obesity, Cholesterol and Death Rates - part 3 of 3 Zoë Harcombe Her first book was published in 2004 "Why do you overeat? When all you want is to be slim". This was followed by "Stop Counting Calories & Start Losing Weight"Her third book, "The Obesity Epidemic: What caused it? How can we stop it?", was published late in 2010. 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