Hello Björn,
You have visited the USA, decades ago, and back then folks here
were basically much more fit than they are today.
Ouch! My last visit to the US was three weeks before 9/11, and that was in NYC.
One of my Jewish friends was in NYC on 9/11, his reasons being
there to look for a wife. For weeks after the skyscrapers tumbled
down nobody heard from him. Everybody feared the worst. And then,
one day he resurfaced. Alive and well. Saw the whole thing from
his point of view, being only a few blocks away. Not sure if he
ever found a wife. But at least he survived.
Already then, it was hard to walk on the side walks, because of all the huge
creatures pretending to be humans, and seemingly were even proud of it.
That was then. This is now. What you see today is totally beyond
imagination. I doubt you or anybody else can even comprehend what
I am talking about. It is really that grotesque.
Much has changed,
so much so that you would barely recognize inhabitants of today.
Sorry to hear that. Well, this all is because of the US so called scientist
Ancel Keys and his cherry-picking from a 22 countries study into the Seven Countries Study that fit his theory: it's fat that is the cause of it all.
The first time Keys introduced his theory, it was laughed at by
everybody. So he then cleaned it up a bit, and re-introduced the
same theory, basing his premise on the idea that Nordic peoples
were the perfect specimens having the physical qualities that
everybody else on this planet should have.
It is on that basis that statins were developed, first marketed
in 1987. Now remember, a theory is just an idea. Not an established
fact. Nothing has been proven in regards to his theory because it
is basically all bunk.
Keys spent the rest of his life in Italy, chasing skirts, eating
and dining with the most enjoyable company in the world.
My grandfather was from Sicily. He never had heart disease of any
kind. And like all Sicilians, he ate what Sicilians ate. Even after
being in the USA for decades.
The same is true of almost everyone in Sicily, and of Sicilian
descent. So why take statins or statin-like drugs? Doctors claim
statins are good for you, and keep you healthy. And having the
blessing of the American Medical Association gives them a license
to kill. So why not have all their patients take them?
In 2006, the AMA's counterpart in Europe decided to part ways
with the idea of prescribing statins as the main means for patients,
in favor of diet and excersize. They were dangerous, with many side
effects that cannot be reversed, and pharmaceutical companies had
been found to falsify results in clinical trials.
Why are folks in Sicily free of heart disease, even though they
do not take statins? Why are folks in the rest of Italy have high
rates of heart disease, including those who take statin drugs?
There are others from around the world who are healthy, the same
as Sicilians. Folks in Okinawa are healthy, living past 100. As well
as in mountainous regions in the Balkans. And elsewhere.
What I found common in all these areas is the people eat what is
locally found and produced. It used to be folks in Cajun Louisiana
were the same way. Not until statins were introduced did anybody
have any issues with heart disease.
High cholesterol is a myth. Doctors use it as an excuse to peddle
the wares that Big Pharma wants them to push. The profit incentive
is alive and well in America.
Soon, not only the US, but most of the world, started to blame fat, and forgot about sugar, the real, white poison. The food industry was happy, because fat is more expensive than sugar, so low fat high sugar products swept through all over the world.
Sugar as an evil is overblown. However, looking at Cajun recipes
from long ago, and noting the history of Cajun people as being trim
and fit rather than fat and lazy, makes one realize what the true
evil is.
The same is true of Japanese, whose traditional foods are healthy.
Many Japanese who have moved or relocated to the USA develop the
same problems as folks here. Why? It is not just sugar, as a small
amount is basically harmless. Honey is a far better alternative,
as sugar has no nuttritional value. Just don't eat a ton of it.
The rest is history...
Yes, we are killing ourselves. Slowly, but surely. One of my
friends had a heart attack a few weeks ago. He survived, barely,
to live another day. The cause? Massive amounts of statins. And
a supposedly "healthy" diet.
His days playing organ at church kind of ended when he became
bedridden. Having an IV stuck in your arm also limits what one
can do. Kind of hard moving a pipe organ into a hospital room.
For Life,
Lee
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