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Talks

Cholesterol – No More ‘Mr Bad Guy’

Café Scientifique Headingley July 2009

U3A National Science Seminar August 2010

U3A Stockport January 2011

Café Scientifique Halifax February 2012

U3A Cookridge & Horsforth May 2012

 

Sugar-Damage  - AGE & RAGE

U3A National Science Seminar August 2012

Horsforth Forum 2000 January 2013

U3A Cookridge & Horsforth February 2013

 

Medical Dogmas

Fats and Cholesterol

How did our health authorities miss the role of sugars as the primary cause of age related illness in modern civilization.   There are many reasons why authorities under pressure to debate, judge and decide are confused about the difference between association with causation.   Almost every day we are subject to statistics which are misunderstood.  Although more than 80% of heart attack victims in America are English speaking it is clearly not the case in Germany.  Statistics  can be used to show that  patients travelling to hospital in ambulances have higher morbidities than those travelling by public transport.

The causes of modern diseases have erroneously been attributed to dietary fat and cholesterol.  This erroneous dogma conflicts with the known facts about the damage done by Carbohydrates (Sugar generators) to lipid labels and receptor mechanisms.  It is lipid damage by sugar attachment which causes lipid markers to be elevated in blood tests.

Cholesterol and other mevalonate products are  too valuable in the body to be subjected to any form of treatment to remove them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

My Talks on Nutrition & Health

Café Scientifique

U3A  &

Forum 2000

 

 

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