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“Russell L. Blaylock, M.D., has been warning consumers for years that statin drugs don’t cure the root cause of heart disease, namely inflammation. Instead, he argues that cholesterol drugs offer so many side effects to users, they should be viewed as dangerous.”
WE’VE ALL BEEN DUPED
This Newsmax article about the cholesterol drug, Vytorin, is timely, since my last post covered the topic of healthy fats, saturated fats, cholesterol and heart disease, and how we’ve all been duped into thinking saturated fats are the enemy. In reality, the studies that “proved” this did not differentiate between saturated fats and trans fats, and everyone knows by now that trans fats are terrible for your health.
I hope you’ll keep reading, as this week on Wednesday I’ll be posting a follow up – Part 2 on healthy fats – this time covering topics more related to dieting. Scroll down to find out how to subscribe to free e-mail updates, so you don’t miss any new posts. 
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