This has been really helpful in studying for my Advanced Cardiovascular Pharmacology final. Thanks!

diet dictates inflammation .......

students were in the back? ^.^

These guys could care less what statins and all them other drugs do to your body if they can prove one person got some benefit from taking those dangerous drugs they’re going to push them

who is in the back row??

@user-rm4vm4kd3c

3 жыл бұрын

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Sir, you are certainly coming from a different planet but not a charlatan , that seems absolutely certain but why take the trouble to speak if you can not be understood ? At least if you could detach you words from each other that would help quite alot

44:20..."Disturbed flow. Which I didn't go into." Lol. As the cause of the inflammation. Ok. So, even the inflammation guy admits the initial inflammation is partially caused by poor hemodynamics. Why is the medical community so afraid of promoting the 'blood viscosity' theory? Of COURSE chronic hyperinflammation is a problem. But even vegans get atherosclerosis. And they eat anti-inflammatory diets. About the only factor vegans AREN'T worried about is chronic hyperviscosity. So, obviously that's their problem. They get low b-12, their blood gets viscous, and they eventually develop atherosclerosis anyway. So, I don't really get the issue. Put people on a diet that gets them optimal blood viscosity, arterial strength and elasticity, and inflammation levels... and no more premature coronary artery disease. Simple. And this is doable since, it's the same diet does all of this. A diet full of anti-inflammatory oils and veggies. Basically... Tom Brady's got it all figured out.

@godsofthesingularity8308

3 жыл бұрын

@@trollsneedhugs not yet. whew... i was really loaded on coffee three years ago when i wrote that comment. lol

@doddsalfa

2 жыл бұрын

@@trollsneedhugs he is low carb and has nothing meaningful to say really when it comes to the narrowing of coronary arteries

@mrbigsdaddy

Жыл бұрын

Its the processed seed oils driving the inflammation and processed carbs driving hyperinsulinemia, behind most modern disease and heart disease.