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| children, fat guy singing video dragostea din tei, quilt shop, the disco three, nuclear, birder, underground, holly springs, weird, weight, fat!so?: because you don't have to apologize for your size, 20 miles, comedy video, adiposetissue, 1951, dave mirra, baz keep, quilt store, moonshine, rooms, mississippi, cube, paul germanos, | But in the low cholesterol diet much-vaunted Framingham Heart Study involving 5,200 men and women who have been extensively studied in over 1,000 published reports since 1948, high cholesterol levels were not associated with increased heart disease risk after age 47. After age 47, in fact, those whose cholesterol went low cholesterol diet down had the highest risk of a heart attack. “For each 1 mg/dl drop of cholesterol there was an 11 percent low cholesterol diet increase in coronary and total mortality,” reported the study's authors. There are also the data from the ongoing highly-touted Nurses Health Study involving about 90,000 nurses studied since 1976 by Harvard University researchers. A 1997 interim report published in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that total fat intake, animal fat intake, saturated fat intake and cholesterol intake weren’t associated with coronary heart disease. |
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| In fact, the low-fat diet regimen was associated with a slightly increased risk of heart disease among these women. (Story continues below) So how did the low-fat myth come to be so widely accepted by the public in the first place? For the last 30 years we’ve been constantly bombarded underground with the underground message that low-fat is healthy – a message first broadcast by government and public health nannies, and then reinforced on a daily basis by the food industry selling low-fat products at high prices and underground by pharmaceutical companies selling cholesterol-lowering drugs in an effort to turn us into a “Lipitor Nation.” But as has been previously pointed out in this column, scientific study has never supported the dietary propaganda thrust upon us during the past three decades. Politically correct dietary theory, for example, postulates that high-fat diets -- particularly diets high in animal and saturated fats – can raise cholesterol levels to unhealthy levels. |
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