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46. Clinical Evidence That Meat Based & Keto Diets Do Not Increase Risk of Heart Disease
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46. Clinical Evidence That Meat Based & Keto Diets Do Not Increase Risk of Heart Disease

Hunger Hunt Feast | Strategic Fitness · Zane Griggs

February 1, 202126m 12s

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In the face of flawed nutrition guidelines that have been influenced by sponsorships and contracts from processed food and soda companies, I would like to present some clinical studies showing no CVD risk of hunter-gatherer, meat-based, or keto diets.

- Small dense LDL particles or oxidized LDL particles often get caught in inflamed arterial tissue which has become porous and sticky.

- Inflammation can be caused by chronic hyperinsulinemia and high blood sugar OR by bacteria.

- Atherosclerotic plaque builds up as our immune system, monocytes and macrophages, attack the bacteria. Foam cells are formed and small, dense LDL particles can be caught in the repair process.

- Visceral fat increases risk for ICU admission and the need for ventilation for Covid-19

- The immune system and organ function are compromised by visceral fat.

- The best ways to reduce visceral fat are intermittent fasting and a low-carb diet.

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QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY

  • A study of the effects of a ketogenic diet
  • The typical western/ American diet
  • The hunter/ gatherer diet
  • Not all LDL are created equal
  • Polyunsaturated fats and oxidation
  • What causes heart disease
  • The link between dental health and heart disease
  • High visceral fat and vulnerability to COVID19
  • How to reverse a fatty liver
  • The health benefits of the ketogenic diet