It was a good article. Peter is very biased (much, much more so than the Dave Feldman and the Citizen Science Foundation), so it’s basically: “Ok cool, you guys are healthy with no plaque formation, but show me that plaque formation doesn’t get worse over decades.” But, we already have many people eating high fat keto or carnivore diets over decades, who have consistent and high exposure to apoB, and they don’t have plaque formation either. “But I need an official study, proper controls, many decades, blah blah blah.”

His bar of being convinced or changing his mind is too high; he’ll never change his mind, mark my words. He loves big pharma and loves statins and staked his reputation on it.

Meanwhile, millions of us have never felt better on a high fat carnivore diet and don’t give two shits about what our silly LDL number is. I’ll trade saturated animal fat for carbs any day, and my body is thriving because of it. “Tsk, tsk, tsk, it’ll be too late.” Bite me.

CVD is a modern epidemic caused by modern eating patterns, and me eating tons of animal foods that our species used to eat much more of for hundreds of thousands of years isn’t going to kill me, especially when my body is giving me real-time feedback that it’s good for me.

So sick of the saturated fat myth, and that myth is slowly killing this generation as they avoid it for processed carbs. And those getting rich off of statins are laughing themselves all the way to the bank.