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kmud-130621-heart-2

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kmud-190118-skin-cancer-3

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kmud-160318-allergy

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kmud-101119-endotoxins

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08.20.19 Super Health Researcher, August 20, 2019 [668670851]

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ewh-110929-cholesterol-and-saturated-fats

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From PMS to Menopause: Female Hormones in Context

Book p. 20
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Estrogen increased the ratio of HDL (high density lipoprotein--"good"--cholesterol) to LDL (low density lipoprotein-- "bad"--cholesterol). In other situations, a high ratio of HDL to LDL has been found to be associated with a lower incidence of heart attacks (but a higher incidence of cancer), and this single trait has been considered alone, out of context, to allow many people to claim that estrogen "protects against heart attacks," since it shifts that indicator in the direction associated with fewer heart attacks. But estrogen also does many things that are more directly associated with heart attacks: It increases the tendency to form

kmud-190118-skin-cancer-3

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From PMS to Menopause: Female Hormones in Context

Book p. 58
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By ignoring everything but heart disease, it could be argued that "If high HDL. equals health, and estrogen and PUFA (polyunsaturated fatty acids) cause HDL to increase, then these things promote health." Concerning estrogen, similarly twisted reasoning led to its trial in the 1960s to prevent heart attacks in men, but the experiment was stopped when the rate of heart attacks increased sharply. Focus on the positive. Ignore the HDL-cancer association. Ignore the association of estrogen with thrombosis, embolism, stroke, edema, obesity, depression, myocardial infarction, eclampsia, epilepsy, brain damage, and immunodeficiency. Ignore the implications of thyroid suppression.

kmud-090701-bowel-endotoxin

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kmud-120720-blood-pressure-regulation-heart-failure-muscle-atrophy

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kmud-110916-sugar-myths

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orn-190124-fats-and-questions

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kmud-140117-questions-and-answers

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kmud-191115-tryptophan

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Dr Ray Peat Q&A | PUFAS, fructose, weight loss, PCOS, hormones, cholesterol, & more [96AFY50-J4A]

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polsci-200318-coronavirus-immunity-vaccines-part1

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polsci-100426-digestion

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From PMS to Menopause: Female Hormones in Context

Book p. 14
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HDL and LDL are often called "good cholesterol" (High Density Lipoproteins) and "bad cholesterol" (Low Density Lipoproteins) because of a slight association between their ratio and heart disease, but in fact the ratio that suggests freedom from heart disease suggests susceptibility to cancer. LDL ("bad") is extremely good because it is used as the source for producing progesterone and DHEA. Q: You point out the dangers of estrogen, but don't women need to replace it at menopause? "Replacement" is a trick word in this context.

ewh-110118-inflammation

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