1/6 Michel de Lorgeril explains in his book “Sham Science and Bad Medicine” "as a scientist my job is to analyse and critique theories." And that's what he does - in a highly readable, engaging, entertaining and sometimes shocking way.
2/6 De Lorgeril pulls no punches as he describes "the history of the Cholesterol theory" as "an uninterrupted series of lies, orchestrated by an intensive propaganda that became increasingly sophisticated with time." He details the lies, the propaganda, the spin doctors,
3/6 the scam, and the crimes against humanity, trial by trial, drug by drug, company by company. You read about data having been hidden and results having been manipulated and find yourself wondering why people aren't in jail. (Sorry folks but the same goes for the vaccine).
4/6 This succinct, but comprehensive, book covers the classics of Keys, Framingham and the French paradox, as well as the less well known Lyon, ENHANCE and the Oxford conflicts. This book is the definitive guide to statins and statin trials and it brings us right up to date
5/6 with the current debate on side-effects, covering "the now well established connection between Statins and new-onset diabetes/alzheimers".
If you'd like to know what really causes CVD, if you can't understand why challenging the cholesterol theory triggers such extreme
If you'd like to know what really causes CVD, if you can't understand why challenging the cholesterol theory triggers such extreme
6/6 reactions. this book is for you. If you're on Statins, or under pressure to take Statins, this book is especially for you. Too many people in this scandal are too conflicted to do the right thing. Each individual can end this outrageous chapter in medical history.
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