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I wonder how this study can be reconciled with the carnivorous diet, which is apparently high in good fats and good cholesterol. There is also the notion of str
by lkuty 1y ago
I wonder how this study can be reconciled with the carnivorous diet, which is apparently high in good fats and good cholesterol. There is also the notion of structured water and a deficient exclusion zone which could explain the presence of plaque in the vessels according to Thomas Cowan, for example. So, I'm not sure that the factors that prevent plaque formation are those indicated. Nutrition is a complex matter.
- snapcaster 1y agoStop listening to cranks and grifters
- meepmorp 1y ago> There is also the notion of structured water I had to look up structured water and agree with the sibling poster: stop listening to cranks and grifters.
- patrickhogan1 1y agoPlaque buildup is highly heritable. So is the initial biome and often eating patterns since your parent feeds you.
- Modified3019 1y ago“Structured water”? I don’t know how to say this kinder than that you’ve been intellectually consuming trash, please pull yourself back.
- NotGMan 1y agoYou could've at least googled it. Structured water is a real thing, not some hocus pocus. It's in your blood vessels for example, it forms a thin layer at the edges.
- slashdev 1y agoIt’s mostly nonsense https://youtu.be/Q6FknMOlU_w?si=8eyTIE-HeEulHNZO https://youtu.be/Q6FknMOlU_w?si=8eyTIE-HeEulHNZO
- FollowingTheDao 1y ago>I wonder how this study can be reconciled with the carnivorous diet, It cannot. Well mostly. As I said, heart disease when eating high meat diets will only be risky for those people with the wrong genetics, mostly if you have disorders of B6 metabolism, carnivore will be bad for you. The plaques are also formed by lipid oxidation so oxidative stress plays a role as well.