The Widowmaker Movie 2015 fascinatingly reveals how big business puts money ahead of saving lives. But you don’t need to be fooled by the shenanigans of the money-grubbers. Find out about the supreme technology to reveal true extent of heart disease in your body – and take action before it’s too late….! Teaser here:
…just taking a moment to blog on my recent podcast with Fahad from Ketogeeks. Covered a ton of stuff, but I’ve timestamped this link to my favorite 15 minute segment: Note I’ve used the Youtube version to enable time-stamping – full podcast options here: https://ketogeek.com/blogs/news/episode-13-ivor-cummins Don’t forget to subscribe for free at: http://www.thefatemperor.com/subscribe ! And see the
Dr. Jeff Gerber asks most of the questions in part two of our interview with Professor Matthew J. Budoff. He wrote the atlas of CT technology, and has unparalleled knowledge in this sphere: http://www.springer.com/gp/book/97815… We focus here mainly on the imperative for primary care physicians to become educated in the power of the CAC score from
Dr. Jeff Gerber and myself finally caught up with Professor Matthew J. Budoff in California. He was a pivotal figure in recognizing the power of the CT Scan of the Heart – and decades ago to boot. He has led extensive cardiac research efforts over the past decades, publishing an enormous number of papers on
Covered a VERY recent study in my #LowCarbBreck talk last week. Kind of shocking really. CAC is an incredible test for middle-aged middle-risk people, the group where most heart attacks occur. Now there is a rather deceitful and misleading argument against CAC – that it may give “false negatives” for younger people (i.e. show a
Great panel discussion at Low Carb Breckenridge. Here Mike Eades clarifies an important note around the CAC score. While it is the most powerful test for cardiac and all-cause mortality prediction (by a mile), there are some nuances. Specifically the Volume component of the CAC score is important to scrutinize (the CAC score has both
Interview was informative for the average person I think – kept it high level enough hopefully. Time to start waking Ireland up some. Jemma Kehoe was super conductor and made it easy 🙂 The show is “Health Matters” and it’s a great resource for emerging health science: http://www.wlrfm.com/shows/48-health-matters/ We covered “cholesterol”, diabetes, hyperinsulin, population health
Had a great time in South Beach Miami and West Palm Beach also – got a pile of content with the fantastic camera crew Simon and Giorgos from www.dietdoctor.com – watch out for our many Miami interviews and vox pops on the world’s biggest LCHF website ! Also gave uncompromising talk at Low Carb USA’s
A short professional summary of Calcium Scanning technology, and what it can offer to the millions with hidden heart disease. Remember that since 2013, CAC is in the US and European guidelines – recommended for ‘middle-risk’ people. These are the largest group – where MOST heart attacks occur! So why aren’t we using this amazing test,
Just got hold of a great book, and haven’t read much yet. However, you’re going to enjoy the initial small excerpts I’ve collated for your pleasure. Native Human Cholesterol/LDL as a significant causal driver of Atherosclerosis? Never made sense to me to be honest. Data doesn’t add up at all. But lookee here at what
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