4 Comments

  1. blank Lee Schelin says:

    Your article assumes that high cholesterol is bad, we need cholesterol. It has nothing to do with what we eat, cholesterol is produced by our liver and it produces what our bodies need at the moment. As a 71 year old person who has experiences two heart attacks I can say that my cholesterol has never exceeded 147…it isn't cholesterol that causes heart attacks, latest info I've read is the culprit is some types of bacteria

  2. blank Ben Evans says:

    Cholesterol is indeed no enemy of ours, we have HDL('considered' bad) and LDH (good) cholesterols, in the same way we have saturated ('considered' bad, in fact extremely good! Check out coconut oil) and unsaturated fats. Our body needs it. Cholesterol does not block our arteries. Heavy minerals and toxins do. This allows substances to build, thickening and hardening, and line our artery walls. This is the cause of heart failure, high blood pressure etc in most cases.

  3. blank Bill Jones says:

    Isn't interesting how we have so many drugs to counter heart problems yet we have one of the highest rates of heart disease anywhere?? Seems to me that if they worked so well, the numbers would reflect that.

    My mother is 95 and has always had very high cholesterol and takes only a low dose asprin a day and nothing else.She is in excellent health and lives on her own.

  4. Ben Evans, I am thinking you may have got the HDL and the LDL mixed up, I believe it is actually the HDL that is the good. Otherwise I think all the comments relating to this article are interesting in dispelling what the doctors try to tell us. Let's face it, if we didn't take their advice and remain ill they'd be out of a job.

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