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The 2012 Atherosclerosis egg study: Plaque decreased as LDL increased with consumption of 2.3 eggs per week or more

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A new study by David Spence and colleagues, published online in July 2012 in the journal Atherosclerosis ( ), has been gaining increasing m...

Nuts by numbers: Should you eat them, and how much?

Posted by | 6:32 AM
Nuts are generally seen as good sources of protein and magnesium. The latter plays a number of roles in the human body, and is considered cr...

Long-term adherence to Dr. Kwaśniewski’s Optimal Diet: Healthy with high LDL cholesterol

Posted by | 6:12 PM
This is a study (Grieb, P. et al., 2008; full reference at the end of this post) that I read a few years ago, right after it came out, and a...

More on the Harvard study on saturated versus polyunsaturated fats

Posted by | 7:43 PM
This is a follow up on this post , which addressed the main argument put forth in a recent BBC article. The BBC article argued that people s...

BBC article's advice: Replace saturated with polyunsaturated fats

Posted by | 5:56 PM
The BBC article is here . It is based on meta-analysis of eight previous studies conducted by Harvard researchers, which the article states ...

PepsiCo to reduce sugar and fat in products

Posted by | 5:13 PM
I guess PepsiCo is moving ahead of the competition, but in a snail pace and in a very, very politically correct way. Will this help in any w...

Adiponectin and tumor necrosis factor-alpha levels after a high saturated fat meal

Posted by | 6:03 PM
This is one of those interesting studies where the authors start with some pre-conceived assumptions and end up concluding something else, s...

What should be my HDL cholesterol?

Posted by | 7:43 AM
HDL cholesterol levels are a rough measure of HDL particle quantity in the blood. They actually tell us next to nothing about HDL particle t...

Large LDL and small HDL particles: The best combination

Posted by | 5:42 AM
High-density lipoprotein (HDL) is one of the five main types of lipoproteins found in circulation, together with very low-density lipoprotei...

How to break a coconut

Posted by | 9:06 AM
The coconut is often presented as a healthy food choice, which it is, as long as you are not allergic to it. Coconut meat has a lot of satur...

Ischemic heart disease among Greenland Inuit: Data from 1962 to 1964

Posted by | 1:02 PM
The traditional Inuit diet is very high in animal protein and fat. It also includes plant matter. Typically it is made up primarily of the f...

Saturated fat intake not associated with heart disease – Dr. Cordain’s article

Posted by | 6:36 PM
I would like to comment on a recent article co-authored by Dr. Loren Cordain, and published in the journal Current Treatment Options in Car...