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Fraudulent advertising for plant sterols

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 09/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

September 2012 For many years Unilever has marketed its margarine Becel pro-activ (Flora pro-activ) and certain yoghurt products with the argument that they lower cholesterol. The cholesterol-lowering effect is due to the addition of plant sterols extracted from soya beans …

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Egg yolk, bad science and scientific fraud

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 08/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

August 2012 Is egg yolk dangerous to health? On August 1 the medical journal Atherosclerosis published a paper by three Canadian researchers claiming that eating egg yolks was just as dangerous to health as cigarette smoking. Unfortunately, many newspapers have reported …

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About bad muscles and a fraudulent dietary study

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 07/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

July 2012 Statin treatment and bad muscles In my books I have given many examples of adverse effects after statin treatment that have been downplayed or ignored by the drug industry. One example is muscle pain and weakness which according …

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There is light in the tunnel ahead

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 05/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

May 2012 A few months ago two well-known US scientists Rodney Hayward and Harlan Krumholz published an open letter entitled Three reasons to abandon low-density lipoprotein targets in the medical journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcome. In this paper they …

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More about statin side effects

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 04/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

April 2012 “New” statin side effects Those of you, who have read our member Duane Graveline´s book ”Thief of Memory” know that bad memory is one of the many serious side effects from statin treatment. According to Dr Graveline thousands …

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About red meat and about obesity

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 03/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

March 2012 Is read meat a deadly poison? Recently a new report has been published from the famous Channing Laboratory at Harvard. Here, a number of researchers headed by Walter Willett have studied the dietary habits for many years in …

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More about statin side effects

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 02/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

February 2012 Diabetics – don´t eat statins! It is well established that patients with diabetes run a greater risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. In Sweden and in most other countries cholesterol-lowering treatment is therefore prescribed routinely to all diabetics, whether …

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About writing letters to medical journals

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 01/01/2012 Posted in Newsletter

January 2012 A misleading statin report In my November newsletter I told you about the misleading SATURN trial. Together with two of our members, Paul Rosch, Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry at New York Medical College and President of The …

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Low cholesterol, cancer and infections

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 12/01/2011 Posted in Newsletter

December 2011 Bad statin news aren´t welcome In many western countries more and more get cancer although at the same time more and more people stop smoking, one of the most cancer-provoking factors. We (the members of THINCS) think that …

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How to mislead the medical profession

By Uffe Ravnskov Posted on 11/01/2011 Posted in Newsletter

November 2011 How to cheat with complicated calculations The New England Journal of Medicine recently published the results of the SATURN trial. It was designed to study the effect of atorvastatin (Lipitor) vs. rosuvastatin (Crestor) on the volume of atheroma …

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