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Warning: this inflammatory killer chemical is making men limp
This inflammatory killer builds up in the bloodstream…
And even one teaspoon of the inflammatory killer can kill erections and make men fat around the middle…
…as much as 10 pounds more fat with just a teaspoon of the inflammatory killer.
Even a teaspoon of the inflammatory killer wreaks havoc in your body.
Destroying the testosterone-producing Leydig cells…
…and causing you to have plaque build up in the blood vessels and even in the penile chambers…
This inflammatory killer chemical is even seeping into the brain and causing Alzheimer’s…
Stop it before it’s too late — like this…
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Avoid this inflammatory killer chemical hiding in food
We used to eat much more saturated and monounsaturated fats – things like butter and olive oil.
Between the 1960s and the 1980s, there was a huge push to get us to eat more polyunsaturated fats – the fats that come from vegetable oils.
I still remember the blanket marketing for these vegetable oil products, claiming that they were better for our cardiovascular system.
It was all over the TV, print, and radio for decades.
Cholesterol, they said, was the cause of cardiovascular disease – because it caused the buildup of plaques which blocked the arteries.
Because these polyunsaturated fats may lower cholesterol, they will keep the arteries clear – that was the claim anyway.
It was all based on incorrect theories about the workings of cholesterol.
Cholesterol is protective, not harmful.
What’s more, we’ve known for a long time that these polyunsaturated fats from vegetable oils do buildup in the plaques in the blood vessels.
Vegetable oils are almost certainly a trigger for these plaques.
The human research was carried out at Wynn Institute for Metabolic Research in London. The paper was published in the Lancet.
The researchers were interested in the effects of different types of fats on the buildup of plaques in aortic blood vessels.
This is a manifestation of atherosclerosis – and aortic plaque is seen in people with heart disease.
“How long-term dietary intake of essential fatty acids affects the fatty-acid content of aortic plaques is not clear.”
The researchers carried out post-mortem examinations of the blood vessels of nine people.
They looked for plaques and they looked to see what fatty elements made up the fatty parts of those plaques.
(NB plaques also contain a lot of protein and calcium – in fact, out-of-place calcium is a driver of these plaques.)
The researchers also looked at the composition of the fats in the fat tissue in these individuals…
Something which gives an accurate representation of what they ate.
Blood samples were taken and analyzed for fatty acid content too.
“We compared the fatty-acid composition of aortic plaques with that of post-mortem serum and adipose tissue, in which essential fatty-acid content reflects dietary intake.”
Polyunsaturated fatty acids were found in cardiovascular plaques – and the levels were related to levels of those fats in the blood.
“Positive associations were found between serum and plaque omega 6 and omega 3 polyunsaturated fatty acids.”
The omega-6 fatty acids are found in abundance in vegetable oils and people who consumed lots of those fats had lots of those fats in their cardiovascular plaques.
“We also found positive associations between adipose tissue and plaque omega 6 polyunsaturated fatty acids.”
It used to be the case that saturated fats were blamed for cardiovascular problems.
But this was always purely theoretical and not clearly shown in the research.
This study showed a relationship between polyunsaturated fats (vegetable oil) and plaques…
But there is no relationship with saturated fatty acids and plaques.
“No associations were found with saturated fatty acids.”
There are many reasons to believe that polyunsaturated fats are triggers for plaques and other cardiovascular problems.
“These findings imply a direct influence of dietary polyunsaturated fatty acids on aortic plaque formation and suggest that current trends favoring increased intake of polyunsaturated fatty acids should be reconsidered.”
These omega-3 and omega-6 polyunsaturated fats were marketed as heart healthy because they can lower cholesterol.
But cholesterol is not the problem – and many lines of evidence show that these fats can be a trigger for the formation of plaques in the first place.
“The findings in our small group support the hypothesis that dietary omega-6 and omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids significantly influence the composition of human aortic plaques, suggesting that the protective effect of increased intake of polyunsaturated acids towards coronary heart disease may have been overstated.”
You should always consult your healthcare practitioner for guidance on medical diagnosis and treatment.
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Cheese and these other 4 foods help destroy plaque in the arteries and boost blood flow for better boners
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