Study title and author:
The fallacies of the lipid hypothesis.
Ravnskov U.
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This paper can be accessed at: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18615352
Dr. Ravnskov reviewed the literature concerning saturated fat, cholesterol and heart disease.
He found:
(a) The lipid hypothesis has dominated cardiovascular research and prevention for almost half a century although the number of contradictory studies may exceed those that are supportive.
(b) The harmful influence of a campaign that ignores much of the science extends to medical research, health care, food production and human life.
Dr. Ravnskov concludes that There is an urgent need to draw attention to the most striking contradictions, many of which may be unknown to most doctors and researchers
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He found:
(a) The lipid hypothesis has dominated cardiovascular research and prevention for almost half a century although the number of contradictory studies may exceed those that are supportive.
(b) The harmful influence of a campaign that ignores much of the science extends to medical research, health care, food production and human life.
Dr. Ravnskov concludes that There is an urgent need to draw attention to the most striking contradictions, many of which may be unknown to most doctors and researchers
.More information on this subject: Books
: Scientific Studies : Other Websites : Videos : Food Mall Recipe of the day
Beef Stew
Servings: 3-4
Ingredients:
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■2 pounds beef stew meat
■Several tablespoons of oil■1 onion, sliced
■4 carrots, peeled and sliced
■4 garlic cloves
■3 cups beef broth
■1 cup water
■1 tablespoon tomato paste
■2 bay leaves
■6 sprigs of thyme
Instructions:
Season meat lightly with salt and pepper. With the lid off, heat oil in the pressure cooker over medium high heat. Brown the meat, 3-5 minutes. (The meat will brown better if you brown half of it, then remove it from the pot and brown the other half.)
When all the beef is browned, add the onion, carrots and garlic (and any other vegetables). Saute a few minutes more then add broth, tomato paste, bay leaves and thyme sprigs.
Put the lid on the pressure cooker, making sure it clicks into place, and turn the heat to high. As soon as the pressure cooker begins to loudly release steam, set the timer and cook the stew for 25 minutes. When the steam valve comes down, remove the lid. Add salt and pepper to taste.
