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Richard C. Cook's avatar

He went on the same diet my! Native American ancestors consumer for tens of thousands of years. I still do--plenty of salt

My doc said to take statins. I laughed in his face.

I'll be 80 in October.

Pepper Jackson's avatar

What a great story-good for him! He should ditch that PCP though.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

There are thousands of stories like this that never are brought to the attention of the American public because our mass media favors the income from Big Medicine and Big Pharma. Most of our congressman in DC are also ignoring what needs to be done and are not supporting RFK Jr efforts. Many voices are trying to get the message across. Dr. Gary Null who wrote the book: Death by Medicine over 20 years ago was correct. Every medical professional should read the research article at NIH that explains that 90% of health issues in the US is created by the negative Lifestyle issues generated by Big Chemo, Big Food/Agra and Big Pharma. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5638636/

Delightful Designs's avatar

The reason a lot of doctors say, if you ask them, why they don't do diet etc first "people won't do it. They'll take the pills, they won't do anything that changes their life." My counter to that has always been "maybe 9 out of 10 of them won't but the 1 who will could REALLY use to hear it from you." I'm quite often the 1 who will do things, and I get tired of being lumped in with the other 9. I get it that they are burned out by not being listened to, some of us are burned out by not being given realistic help from someone we felt we could ask.

Cindi's avatar

I would love to see a sample of the “lion diet”?

Also, I recently saw a cardiologist to get an updated heart “status” as I head toward my 70s (I’ll be 68 this year).

The current AHA “recommendations” for blood pressure are 130 systolic or less. In my 42 year career that included in depth review of medical records, 140 or less was “normal”.

But we now know that the goalposts have to keep changing to capture more & more people to increase pharm profits. Thus normal systolic has gone from 140 or less to 130 or less.

I asked the cardiologist on 2 separate visits how there can be a “1-size-fits-all” standard BP for all ages & how can my aging & less elastic arteries & veins be expected to compete w/ those of 25, 35, 45, 55 year olds.

He had NO answer other than to say that no matter what age, everyone should be 130 or less. 😐🙄

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Paul's avatar

Thanks for this. I plugged in his numerous "diseases" into chat (I had never heard of POTS) and asked what meds this person would likely be taking:

Typical “Real-World” Medication Stack (Simplified):

Warfarin (core anticoagulant)

Beta blocker (metoprolol or carvedilol)

ACE inhibitor or ARNI

Diuretic (furosemide)

Spironolactone

Amiodarone (if arrhythmias severe)

Pyridostigmine (for MG)

Prednisone or another immunosuppressant

Possibly midodrine or ivabradine for POTS

Just imagine how much money he's making for the medical industrial complex! there's no $$ in recommending the keto diet and no money to be made from healthy people. Hilarious and sad that his GP is focused on his cholesterol. the poor guy needs a statin, stat.

btw,

https://www.westonaprice.org/health-topics/modern-diseases/the-benefits-of-high-cholesterol/#gsc.tab=0

TLDR: People with high cholesterol live the longest.

The above isn't medical advice. I'm not a doctor (thank the lord), just a guy with "high" cholesterol.

Suzanne Finder's avatar

Using The Ultimate Disease Cure & Prophylaxis Protocol... what are the guidelines for titrating down once disease symptoms (such as autoimmune markers) are no longer present? Have you found an on/off cycle helpful? At what cadence? Thanks!!!