And it wasn't all bad science. The massive effort at culture change—stop eating this, that, or the other fat—was excessive, considering the meager amount of supporting data. The unintended effects were so extreme and went so unrecognized because of this huge effort based on what had become dogma: that eating fat is bad (9 calories per gram vs 4 calories for protein and carbs). The laws of thermodynamics—calories in, calories out—had been everything in weight control.Author of an article can think, it was good science. I think it was stigma.There is nothing as science.
It's Not the Fat That Makes Us Unhealthy.
by George D. Lundberg, MD
https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/900495?nlid=124787_381&src=WNL_mdplsnews_180831_mscpedit_wir&uac=164666HZ&spon=17&impID=1727339&faf=1
It has been 11 years since independent investigative science journalist Gary Taubes published his best-seller, Good Calories, Bad Calories, after 15 years of serious study, enabled by that amazing new tool, the Internet. Turns out, it's not fat that makes us unhealthy. In 640 total pages with 459 notes, 1700 references, and 924 Amazon customer reviews, Taubes demolished what the medical, scientific, and nutrition fields (since at least the 1960s) had spent countless billions of dollars building and profiting (but also dying) from: the fat food theory of the causation of "diseases of human civilization"Really, what all that scientists and medical studies studied? In no one study the real patient was taken into consideration. It is not study but brain washing fields. As usual, what MD said, it is right and true. But with time another grands paid for opposite studies, and the same team of researchers will demonstrate opposite result of studies.
About calories, why they are bad? Because of MD found the way to blame patients in stead to treat them. The same about fat. It is right that too much fat is bad to consume. Is this good to consume too much veggy? Take carrot and go to clinic because of yellow color of the skin. Also take very good Veg.&F and develop allergy because of too much of it taken. Eggs are good, but not so good if taken in big amount. The only right way is all the time in everything, right balance, not too much not too little.
With philosophy like that our Med Pro not familiar. They also present that if one is sick, it is one's fault. Diabetes type 2, what is it? It is too much sugar in blood. Sugar cannot come from nowhere. It is all come from the way we eat. So, Diabetics type 2 eat too mush sweeties. Simple and obvious. If diabetic type 2 has fat around middle area, it is because of too much fat on plate. What else it can be?
I am not scientist. I am diabetic type 2. I do know very well what I eat, or do not eat. Also I do know very well, why I m diabetic, and what medicine I need to still alive.
Million pages published that diabetes type 2 developed as a result wrong life style, wrong eating and in-activity. There is nothing what can be done to prove how Med Pro wrong about there patients. But regardless of what patient do wrong or right, no one of us can be denied medical treatment. We are all denied right medicine we need. Diabetics type 2 do denied Insulin Therapy. We may have all medicine, regardless it is price. But Insulin is out of our list. Why? There are million pages how life style re-verse diabetes type 2. There is no studies how Insulin bring blood sugar level down.
On many forums there are posted how diabetic type 2 reduces level of sugar from A1c 12.4% or 13.2% down to the 6% only with right diet and life style modifications. Just 6 month, and great job was done. Almost perfect with one exception, it is never happened. There are no one study how Insulin Therapy improved diabetic's life, and saved that life. Really why?
Why with so wide spread public concern that there is diabetic type 2 epidemic, there still no test for blood sugar as vital? Also there is no one constant number, what level of sugar is normal and when it is elevated. In no one hospital diabetics type 2 treated with insulin when we are in ER with any other issue like wound care or Asthma attack. There are so many complications which every one diabetic does have. But still take a look at diabetic's file, what is there ? "Diabetes type 2 without complications."
Why is this so? It is simple. If MD diagnosed some medical condition, it must be treated. If there is no medical diagnose then regardless of any reality treatment is denied. Diabetic or any other patient must cope with it by himself. No one MD responsible for diagnose which is missed. No one MD ever was sued for wrong diagnose or wrong treatment. Prove? Show me one case when MD was sued for diagnose Diabetes type 2. There are 90% of all diabetic population are diabetics type 2. How they all were diagnosed with diabetes type 2, what test was run? Yes, level of sugar was elevated. But it is elevated in many other conditions, diabetes type 1, LADA, MODY, Idiopathic Diabetes. To diagnose type of diabetes there must be test that it is Insulin Resistance, rather then Insulin Dependency. There are no any test for the level of insulin, and how much insulin our pancreas secret in normal healthy way.
All diagnose Diabetes type 2 are wrong. There are no test no any evidence that one is resistant to Insulin.
If diagnose is wrong, how treatment can be right? This is why treatment is "Life style modifications". Is that possible to be wrong? How treatment with 8 glasses of water a day, and work out can be wrong? But is this treatment right? Not at all.With severe edema try to drink 8 glasses of water. It can be fatal. With heart rate over 200 try to go to fitness club. I wish you luck. With severe edema try to go to ER. What is treatment? Diuretics. No Insulin. Edema already was caused by heart failure. Add diuretics, and get ready to take ride to crematorium.
So, really what makes us unhealthy? Do we do it for ourselves, or with so high money spending America still below in health and life expectancy.
BTW, I do remember one of the published article by this author. He mocked is people what he has universal treatment for all of us. Do you remember it?
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/807574?src=wnl_edit_specol&uac=164666HZ
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
via Ravenvoron
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