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If ApoB containing lipoproteins (LDL, VLDL, chylomicrons) cause atherosclerosis, then why don't we develop atherosclerosis in veins (and only in arteries)? @PeterAttiaMD
The same amount of ApoB circulates through the venous and arterial circulation, and the endothelium of these is the same.
If ApoB is inherently atherogenic, why don't we see atherosclerosis in the native venous circulation?
To assert that ApoB containing lipoproteins cause atherosclerosis infers that these particles are the proximate event in the progression of this disease process and capable of initiating it.
Many almond milks contain seed oils like canola, safflower or sunflower oils which are high in linoleic acid.
Linoleic acid is an omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acid that accumulates in your cell membranes, raises oxLDL & Lp(a) and breaks down into harmful compounds like 4-HNE.
Many almond milks also contain thickening agents like carrageenan, a sulfated polysaccharide derived from algae that is known to cause gut inflammation and irritation.
Dogmatism has no place in free thinking. Challenge everything you think you know.
How much of what you think you know are you willing to question? How open-minded are you, really?
Despite the fact that I consider myself a part of the keto and carnivore communities, I continue to be disappointed by the amount of dogmatic thinking within these.
I've come to see the dietary choices we make as a stepping stone to broader lifestyles changes as part of a "remembering" of who we really are as humans. Dogmatic thinking limits this severely.
Animal-based diets, like a nose to tail carnivore diet, are about much more than food. They are a stepping stone to remembering where we have come from as humans.
Forgetting this history has led to myriad health and social ills today.
We no longer eat the way that our ancestors have, shunning the most treasured foods (animal organs and meat) in favor of survival foods like seeds, leaves, and even highly processed seed oils.
We no longer move the way that our ancestors have, encasing our feet in rigid shoes, and spending minuscule amounts of time in the sun and outdoors.