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Cholesterol, the Great Bluff

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Abstract
Cholesterol, the Great Bluff convincingly argues that the link between cholesterol and heart disease is tenuous and that its persistence results from a potent mix of bad science, entrenched interests, and pharmaceutical profits.

The problems date from the earliest days of the cholesterol hypothesis, first proposed by physiologist Ancel Keys, who proposed that a diet high in saturated fight leads to cardiovascular disease. Medical journalist Dr. Dominique Dupagne cites evidence that Keys cherry-picked his data. But it was too late. Americans were trying to understand what lay behind the soaring rate of heart attacks, and fat seemed like the perfect villain. Once saturated fats were to blame, heavily industrialized products such as "pure vegetable shortening" the result of a process including emulsification, bleaching, and steam-cleaning come to be seen as healthier foods.
Duration
01:26:15 (HH:MM:SS)
Language:
English
Target or Intended Audience
adult/continuing education, higher education, college, high school (grades 10-12)
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Name Icarus Films
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Copyright Date
2018-01-01
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