Cholesterol not key culprit for causing heart attacks, experts say

It's Feb. 1, and that marks the start of Heart Disease Month -- a designation intended to raise awareness about the risks of cardiovascular disease.

[cosmicviewer]

The American Heart Association is to blame for the fear-mongering against cholesterol and the lie that high levels lead to heart disease. Back in the 1950s, the "deliberately" misinterpreted research in order to go along with their main funders at the time, the seed-oil industry.

[ByronTexas]

Doctors say cholesterol is the culprit but say nothing about cutting sugar and crap carbs

[stephaniab]

Doctors need to stop telling patients that cholesterol is the culprit and stop prescribing statins that are causing Alzheimer's

[DanEngell]

The way that set looks for a minute I thought she was hosting the weakest link

[bondkeith]

Always knew about this thing long ago, over 20 years, I ate fatty roasted duck, fatty part of steak, never throw a piece away. These things gave me a good mode right away, as long as I keep moving and extra fruits and vegetables, a few times month of this heavy fatty treats made life much more enormously joyous. Our Bodies need good dose cholesterol and so do our brains

[Scalihoo]

Good news, having a shrimp omelet tonight

[tufaznail]

While I'm sitting here with chest pains and high cholesterol, wondering if I'm having a heart attack. 🤣

[randomthoughtstoday]

Hell Yeah, back to my daily eating routine!!

[wednesdayschild]

Take a look at pollution as the cause of heart disease.

[doddsalfa]

Low cholesterol low coronary artery disease