You might either jump
up from your seat or immediately (too hastily)
pass this title off as quackery. Hold on there.
Haven't you heard of the latest
news, even from among the more advanced and current crop of cancer
researchers: That
inflammation
is the
cause of fat deposition in the
blood vessel walls?
It is saddening that it took the research fraternity so long to find
this out and publicise this piece of news. However, even if such
revolutionary news is to come from the same source which earlier told
the public that good and bad cholesterol and 'wrong' fats were the
culprits behind heart disease, the public would not tend to believe
this 'revolutionary' news so easily. Simply because of the
fact that the previous news had taken root in the minds of the public.
Excerpts
from
the relevant report:
Heart
disease is really
the end result of a chronic systemic fungal infection. Studies reported
by Costantini and his fellow researchers at the World Health
Organization indicate that following a high sugar and yeast diet
increases the fungal population in the gastrointestinal tract, in turn,
increasing fungal mycotoxin blood levels that ultimately elevate
cholesterol. High blood cholesterol levels are a red flag indicating
the presence of free radicals, oxidant damage and infestation of the
body with fungi.
More
Among the knowledgeable and informed in the Western Hemisphere, coconut
flour has begun to be favored over other types of flour.
Wasn't it said in the last eight decades that coconut is a
chockful of 'bad cholesterol'???
The truth is that many unscrupulous myths have been proliferated in the
name of free enterprise and capitalistic commercialization. Diabetes,
cardiovascular diseases, strokes, kidney failure, etc are all the signs
of D.E.A.T.H. (Degenerative Early Attack on Total Health). The
lesson? Just take up the
Beneficent
Suspicion
and change your life.
More readings:
Cholesterol:
Dangerous gunk? Or just plain bunk?
Inflammation: The
Fire Within
Controlling
cholesterol and triglycerides
Source:
www.mycoalkonics.com