The Clot Thickens: The enduring mystery of heart disease

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It is ironic that you discussed chronic stress as being a CVD factor and that people should take steps to reduce it if their circumstances permit. Change job, location, maybe relationships & so on. Also the importance of social networks. your CO2/O2 balance is compromised. Seriously, anyone who claims otherwise is a sandwich short of a picnic. Doubling the dead space HAS to cause this issue.

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It’s for heart failure, by enhancing endothelial growth factor… new vessels!? Passed phase I; on to phase II. I find the Brownlee thesis to make sense, and to be consistent with much of the observed correlation between markers of whole-body IR and low-grade but chronic CVD in the broad urban/industrialized modern societies. So what you are saying is the very nature of blood, and the balance in its interactions between tissue in our body both keeps us alive but also sends us on our path to eventual destruction? Fine…ish. It is true that all these things are associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, in the UK, at present. However, to create a coherent hypothesis, you have to explain how they fit together. Where’s the house? He has consistently spoken his truth, mostly against the Lipid Hypothesis of heart disease, but recently on the madness that has been the COVID response. His takes are always insightful, witty and wise. He is truly one of the OGs of the #RootCauseMedicine movement.It’s very grim and almost unbelievable. Rather than accept that any ill effects could follow from the “vaccine” which is supposed to purely beneficial, the first doctor diagnosed psychosis! Whereas the second doctor immediately recognised pericarditis. If your first Myocardial Infarction doesn’t kill you, and you do nothing about it, a following one probably will.

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continued funding of recommendations of the consumption of industrially-refined seed oils (canola, soy, corn, safflower, vegetable, etc.). This blog is not long enough to describe in any great detail why this ‘LDL leaking through’ process makes no sense. There is a great deal of information to be covered. Most of which is described, in some detail, in the book. The Peter Bogdanovich story is a Hollywood tale through and through, replete with memorable associations and fantastic success, along with dramatic ups and downs. Well, that’s really very easy. You might as well not wear a mask at all if it doesn’t filter out (or in!) those tiny bits that are micronish. – more-or-less. The filter material might be good, but useless if not snug to your face all around the edge, covering mouth and, yes, nose. Fogged glasses if proof of seal failure. That’s where COVID will get in or out.

I think that I have done the same for diabetes (in all of its forms), by the way. Would like to publish a book at some point, by digesting all of the research literature in all of the separate and disparate underlying fields of study (of the biology), but am not sure if I will be able to muster the effort while I still concentrate upon making a living as a career-long self-employed professional. The problem with all of these “conditions” and their underlying biology is that the most important researchers (with precious few exceptions) know nothing, or next to nothing, of the work of their counterparts in others of the underpinning seminal fields. They do not read the literature from their counterparts. They are not curious, nor evidently capable, to develop a full systemic understanding of the biological “systems” involved. As Tom Seyfried and you have. I’ve been thinking about starting a podcast of my own for a while now, where I talk to the most interesting and original thinkers in health and medicine. I listen to a lot of medical and health science podcasts, and there are some that are truly excellent, such as The Drive with Peter Attia, Ivor Cummins’ Fat Emperor podcast, and the Diet Doctor podcast with Bret Scher, but they’re still far too few to keep me satisfied. There are of course many more, often organized by the big medical journals themselves, which are also ok, but they shy away from interviewing the people with really groundbreaking things to say, because those things often fall outside of the current dominant dogmas. And as we know, the big medical journals are all about maintaining the status quo. Anyway, the first known use of this phrase is believed to be from the 17th century. The phrase appears in a play called The Rehearsal, 1671, by George Villiers. A part from it reads: I rather doubt if that would make a big difference. Perhaps more likely that sportsmen and wome The first episode is coming on October 20th, just in time to celebrate the re-publication of Elly's first Ruth Galloway mystery, THE CROSSING PLACES.