Prof. Tim Noakes - 'Hiding Unhealthy Heart Outcomes in Low-Fat Diet Trials'

[@rctrix9063]

A dedicated vegetarian, I had a heart attack in 2012. All I was offered was a steel finger trap to keep me alive(stent) and heap of medications. 10 years later I discovered you and those like you who have exposed the truth. I'm now recovering quickly from sugar poisoning and my life is starting again. I'm 64. Thank you thank you!

[@lashedbutnotleashed1984]

Are you still taking the medications?

[@ImNoclue]

And yet, none of these researchers will ever be called to account for lying and obfuscating their findings in any way that really matters.

[@LittleRadicalThinker]

Because those are interpretations, not lying. That's just what they interpreted. That's exactly the problem of scientific researches, and you can't really punish them because then no people would do any researches because of the fear of punishments. The true punishment they will ever possibly received is their careers are ruined, and that's exactly what will happen if they reveal the truth. The adult world is just very contradictory, most of the time, people just measure the trade off. Dr. Noakes is one noble man who can risk his own career to stand out. Many doctors nowadays are standing out and point out the nonsense diet heart hypothesis started by Ancel Keys, that is, your body is so stupid to take the fat you eat and clog your blood vessels, but in fact, our body is very smart. The truth is the transporters of fats, aka LDL, got suppressed by high insulin level to stay in the blood vessels much longer than they should and damaged by high glucose level, which clearly just the problem of high carb diet, especially the ultra processed carbs.

[@mb8219]

@@LittleRadicalThinker I would disagree on that point. Most stick to the dietary guidelines and pushing pharmaceutical products.... Drs like prof Noakes are the minority

[@Unsensitive]

@@LittleRadicalThinker on the right track, but not the whole picture. High insulin isn't the root cause, though it plays it's role. It is true glycation can damage the apob tag on LDL, preteventing delivery of contents or re-uptake by the liver. This means the macrophages must clean up this glycated LDL. This isn't a major issue, unless the LDL is oxidized, which leads to atherosclerosis. So the major causative factor, is the LDL oxidizing, either the protein, or the contents, though contents seems to be the worse factor. There are many oxidative factors, but the primary is excessive PUFA in the diet, particularly Linoleic Acid(LA). LA also plays l long term role in damaging your mitochondria, reducing carbohydrate tolerancere, thus reducing metabolic function, exacerbating the glycation aspect. Address this, and the glycation becomes much less, even potentially a negligible issue.

[@davebboggs2000]

@@LittleRadicalThinker Meh the food pyramid crap started with Ansel Keyes.. just a bureaucrat not a doctor or a nutritionist... and the system especially big food fell for it...pharma has been chasing the carnage ever since. Watch Fat : a documentary.

[@toni4729]

Well I guess you'll find out if you live long enough.

[@BrendonVS80]

I was diagnosed with NAFLD and prediabetic in 2014. Doc said I'd have T2 in less than a few months. Thank goodness I found your banting info. I reversed the NAFLD within 6 months with Banting. My triglycerides went down by a whole point - my Dr could hardly believe it. Back then I was too afraid to tell him how I did. I’ve been doing it every since Thanks again. Regards from our beautiful Mother City 😀

[@dansykes4965]

The world is a much better place with Professor Noakes here doing all the important work he does.

[@Cutelittlecountrygirl]

agree

[@LittleRadicalThinker]

It would be pointless if he's not famous.

[@dr.w.w.daniels7203]

Your refusal to ignore the science has done a world of good for the health of everyone. Thank you so much for your undaunting determination to pursue the science regardless of the risks to you personally. Congratulations on winning your case and keep up the good fight.

[@Lenzer50]

I’ve been doing Keto, IF, ACV for over three years and lost 80lbs, gained about 15lbs of muscle, all my health problems went away including anxiety, depression and panic attacks, my arthritis is 80% better, my eye sight got better and my blood pressure dropped to 127/81, I’m 60 years old and don’t remember ever having normal blood pressure.

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

Acv 🤡😂

[@JoeHagen-y5x]

​@@suprememasteroftheuniverse acetic acid is a short chain fatty acid. Small amounts of vinegar can enhance ketosis

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Well Prof., I’m so sorry you got into “trouble”, but frankly, the publicity got my attention, and the information saved my life. Thank you all you do.

[@lorettadillon-ham1574]

Thank you for sharing your life experience. How wonderful to hear of your pivotal moment in life ♥️

[@AnimaLibera]

The Streisand effect ...

[@marlenegold280]

@@AnimaLibera Could you say what Streisand effect mean? Curious

[@beaubolinger1521]

@@AnimaLibera What does that mean please

[@denisedecker7330]

Too bad it cost him so much money to defend himself.

[@joannabenson2279]

As Paul Mason says even doctors and professionals aren't aware. As 65 year old woman I am so glad to have found Low carb down under. Keep up the great work in interpreting the actual data and science for us mere mortals.

[@lindamcneil711]

When science is politicized we have lost the integrity of science as a tool for discovery and intellect. Using then scientific method and following the data is essential. Thank you for your work.

[@skincarejerk6040]

^^ totally. I think this politicization extends to the plant-pushers’ moral/ethical arguments. It’s impossible to distinguish whether they’re actually convinced of high carb health benefits, or whether they’re just trying to support their anti-animal-food beliefs

[@jwenting]

@@skincarejerk6040 mostly the latter, at least for the people in charge. Most of whom eat expensive steak and tuna dinners at expensive "conferences" and fundraiser events, while telling their faithful followers that an extreme vegan diet is required to "save the planet".

[@hektor6766]

Both science and politics have been emotionalized, prohibiting rational assessment and misguiding policy.

[@suprememasteroftheuniverse]

You can't lose what never existed.

[@OGPedXing]

So many times I have found that the conclusion section does not match the results and data sections of peer reviewed papers. You absolutely cannot skip to the end.

[@jessc408]

If I am reading a paper, I skip to the conflict of interest statement and then go back and read.

[@OfftoShambala]

I have seen that kind of thing in main stream articles, a lot… i have seen several articles (scholarly peer reviewed) and a third article that reviewed the other two and came up with a better conclusion, and I felt the third (scholarly peer reviewed)was right on… the papers were in regards to Portugal’s move to de criminalize elicit drug use.

[@LTPottenger]

They also hide the results behind paywalls, or even make them totally inaccessible to the public, which is an absolute joke.

[@annaleonard5340]

To anyone reading this thread, please reply to me with links to or citations of papers (in any field) that you think this applies to. I’m interested to make a compilation of them and assess for similarities.

[@ricodelta1]

This guy is a titan in the field. Love his work.

[@dashriprock1780]

Keep up the good work Prof. Noakes, they are against you because you put health before profit, and are man enough to admit you had it wrong.

[@jimmckay2337]

I am my own experiment on lchf. So far, successful.

[@shadmo8629]

Dr Noakes, have no doubt, posterity will revere you. A true scientist who binds his beliefs to the statistics. Respect.

[@urielwong]

Noakes is so awesome!

[@ruths.330]

I can’t understand how easy it is for some people to hide the truth when people’s lives are being negatively affected! Thank you, Dr. Noakes, for speaking out! Hopefully, these so-called experts will be silenced by your work!

[@stockinettestitch]

Ego

[@pastryshack551]

You only have to look at bill gates to see the evil, he had a wife and was not afraid to sleep around with others

[@rossathome]

I had IBS for all my life, I am age 56 . I have tried almost every crazy diet but not the Atkins yet. I decided to eat only meat and FAT as from October 2021. I poured fat all over my food. ZERO carbs. Poured animal fat over my GREEN vegs. All my IBS vanished nearly overnight within a few days. I feel quite silly being fooled by the hypnosis ( false education from the cereal industry ) the cereal industry are like drugs pushers because to a large extent sugar and fructose even in fruit is as addictive as most hard drugs. Oh well at least I found the cure and I am no longer in pain. My life is vastly improved. I will have to wait a year or so , maybe 7 years for all my GI tract to fully replace itself and much of the damage to my organs but the relief was instant within a few days so I feel very optimistic. I feel so grateful Tim Noakes and Gary Fetkee stood their ground. against these goliath drugs pushers wo are the cereal industry and even the fruit industry too. I had no ide that carbs are not NEEDED by the human body. I even though fibre was critical but I have stopped eating fibre and my GI tract is so much happier for it. I have also lost my joint pains which normally flare up during winter in the UK as it's December now I would normally be hobbling but I am walking like I am 10 years younger. Quite astonishing.

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello how are you doing 😊

[@melissag.664]

The fact they would omit information and then blame it on a "printing error"... tells you everything you need to know! Thank you so much for enduring the hardships on our behalf!! Love & blessings!

[@lucyburr5516]

Dr Tim Noakes is a brave, heroic man. Shouldn’t doing what’s right be more important than winning a debate? I vote that Dr Noakes is right!

[@janem3754]

Wow. Thank you, Dr. Noakes, for steadfastly defending the truth. Low carb has changed my life.

[@camvanzin]

What a legend. 3 years of LCHF, l personally can concur with his views. Recently, seen several Australian doctors and all are stubbornly in denial re matters presented. I'm very disappointed at the closed mindedness.

[@saltrock9642]

Same here in the states. All about pushing drugs with nutrition so far down the list it isn’t even discussed.

[@warrenklein7817]

My doctor is an intelligent committed professional. His waiting room is full of sick fat aging people. My doctor believes in the high carbohydrate low fat, usually processed diet, supplemented with multiple medications. My doctor remarks that my blood/sugar readings are lower than the rest of his patients but still gives the usual don't eat saturated fats etc advice and tolerates a 6.x reading as healthy. Needless to say I do what works for me, and ignore the well intentioned but obvious failed medical advice.

[@KenJackson_US]

And sadly, Australia seems to be leading the way on authoritarian medicine (the US may follow). So I wonder if people on high fat, low carb diets will ultimately be thrown in jail.

[@doreenbridges4262]

I am very fortunate with my GP in Sydney. Understands and supports a low carb/Keto way of life. He even suggested a referral to Dr. Mason to discuss my lipid profile. Lucky me. 😊

[@annaleonard5340]

What are you referring to here re “authoritarian medicine”? Any news articles or links you could share for me to understand?

[@jamesdellaneve9005]

Prof Noakes is the kindest man.

[@garyhiland6013]

Just Superb! Reminds me of the study that was buried, then years later the data was recovered and found that (I think it was a veteran's hospital) one group was given unsaturated fatty acids and the other was given saturated fatty acids with meals. You already know what the establishment researchers expected but the opposite happened and the findings were never published. They located some guy associated with the study and asked him why the study was never published and he said, "the results were disappointing". Ay, caramba!

[@kaydenl6836]

The Minnesota Coronary Trial? Is that the one? Though I’m not sure that was a veteran’s hospital, I’m pretty sure it was a psychiatric hospital.

[@holmes12001]

No worries most people outside of South Africa have ever heard of Any of these Dr.‘s… but we’ve all heard of you… you help many people .. keep on keeping on

[@toni4729]

Where have you been?

[@TheMarkus107]

Keep telling the truth Doc. Thank you.

[@chloe7seven22]

Way to go Dr Tim!!! Vindicated years ago already.

[@iangorner]

As always, thank you Dr. Noakes. A "look here not there" magic show by people we should have been able to trust.

[@matthewlandry251]

We've been bullied into eating wrong in or to keep the bullies rich and in power and control for way toooo long now. Thanks for sticking up for us tim!

[@JoshSnyman]

I've had the privilege to get to know Prof over the years (when I lived in Cape Town) and had him on my channel. He continues to be a massive inspiration in my life to this day. Thanks for all your work Prof!

[@clarencemartens3831]

Dr. Noakes, You and Gary Fettke were two of the first who showed me what honest doctors can accomplish. Your courage has inspired thousands more honest medical professionals. I was Hyperinsulineamic for a time. Now with Intermittent fasting and Low carb, I have my health back.

[@matthewmahon8204]

As a former nih funded scientist at MGH, it was clear that the big shots in a particular field have their buddies review their papers and grants. My own department head had many red flags on some data using a technique that was a specialty of mine (intracellular calcium signaling), but it was not challenged by the incompetent revisers. I let him know on my way out when my grants failed, he was sweating a bit hopefully, I had reported fraud before.

[@hektor6766]

The opponent propagandists are enormously powerful: ADM, Eli Lilly, Bill Gates Foundation, General Mills, G.W. Post, Harvard School of Medicine, JAMA, NIH, AHA, WHO, and nearly a hundred other universities and academic, professional, governmental institutions scattered throughout the Western World. LCHF advocates are up against a juggernaut. It's enough to wonder if truth will out.

[@bishopsdeeplearning555]

Dr. Noakes is a GIANT

[@ImNoclue]

Wait. So there was clear evidence of harm in the first study and the researchers made no attempt to warn women with CVD to go off the diet? What are the ethics around that?

[@asarcadyn2414]

Associations are only meaningful to nutritional epidemiologists when they support their bias.

[@barrybearman3511]

It is unethical.

[@ImNoclue]

@@barrybearman3511 I think it’s potentially criminal.

[@mb8219]

Big corporations don't care about ethics only profits. Much like big pharmaceutical companies

[@iss8504]

It is unethical to give advice that is harmful. I should sue on behalf of my mother, who has been negatively affected by the dishonest reporting on the health study on women. Maybe we can crowdfund the litigation.

[@razmiihsan8897]

Thank you very much Prof

[@longtimelo]

This man is a hero.

[@colinmaharaj]

5:50 Its truly amazing that educated doctors still use the term 'LDL cholesterol', since LDL is a protein that contains cholesterol because LDL acts as a carrier. Its like saying Duffle-bag ball, in that as you place a ball in a duffle-bag, it become a Duffle-bag ball, like a new type of ball. Cholesterol is a molecule, saying things like good and bad cholesterol or LDL cholesterol, is like saying good and bad water - makes no sense eh?

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

Good point. It reveals that MD's are not research doctors. PhD's have to defend a thesis and are geared to critical thinking. MDs, afaik, don't defend anything but Pharmaceutical companies and their drug marketing campaigns. So they talk like salesmen/x.

[@neznaboh]

LDL cholesterol is concentration of cholesterol that comes from LDL particles (that's what we measure in laboratory). LDL is not a protein, it is a low density lipoprotein particle, that contains 22% apoB-100 (the actual protein), 22% phospholipids, 8% cholesterol, 42% cholesteryl esters, and 6% triglycerides. As you say, good or bad cholesterol makes no sense, but they all mean LDL and HDL.

[@eugeniebreida1583]

@@neznaboh Can you help us now by dissecting HDL?? Thank you.

[@colinmaharaj]

@@neznaboh Thanks for the clarification, is it correct to say that the apoB protein is a surrounding molecule around the LDL itself.

[@deecobb9018]

What is good about measuring LDL at all? Or anything else yhen? Isn't most LDL thats measured the lg pparticular? I am an RN and no longer understand what's a good lab counts.

[@toni4729]

The good Professor Noakes has had a long time to learn and teach about this subject. He knows what he's talking about. Thank you for the work.

[@janethoward23]

Thank you Prof. Noakes for making the world a better place.

[@Alecmcq]

Tim 1. It seems very obvious that the people involved in the development and promotion of the dietary guidelines are horribly compromised. They are clearly not listening to the science, and their bias is clear. This is a scandal that will blow at some point. The legal implications are enormous and likely. 2. The real downside when you realise this is you start to question everything that science has projected. You realise that science is not independent and objective (as we are taught), it is biased, and therefore you can’t trust it. Hence, you can understand people that simply don’t trust vaccinations, for example. Trust in medicine, and authority in general, is deeply impacted. I used to believe what I was told that had a peer reviewed research basis. Now, I simply don’t. It makes life more complicated.

[@beau5296]

Science is the new religion. People blindly believe in droves. It is scary. "Scientists say..." = abracadabra.

[@pollyjohnson3305]

@Alec McQueen yes absolutely this! I had a weekend away with friends recently and found that we disagreed on absolutely every topic discussed purely because I no longer trust what used to be the gold standard - namely peer reviewed research papers.

[@barrybearman3511]

The state of this nutrition situation and how governments responds is very depressing. 43 years of lying and covering up that saturated fat is healthy and carbohydrates for the metabolically compromised is a slow painful slide into the grave. With this knowledge, when will the so called pandemic be declared ‘done’. It seems we will have to try to rise up and vote/remove those in power. It’s a shame it has come to this, but it is what it is. Let’s go Brandon.

[@SuzanneZacharia]

Cheating and lying "scientists" put science into disrepute, including honest science. With the lack of financially independent regulation, science remains in danger of, frankly, cooking the books. Sadly, this has a negative impact on public health.

[@deecobb9018]

Its like qe all have to read a thousand papers and pray and vet what truth lies between the lines. Our medical yearly asseasme t actually asked several questions that were completely wrong for optimal health. Most of it still promotes low fat, all seeds and nuts, variet is key, no red meat. And not a word about individual response. Every 90 yr old is suppose to have labs of a 20 yr old... and they do not have current info on lipids. Or anything.

[@anafuentes2496]

What an unbelievable presentation! Thank you for fighting the good fight for scientific and medical integrity. We are with YOU Professor Noakes.

[@uhadonejob]

Hard to walk away from anything Dr Noakes presents without being in awe. At least the 'scientists' in the women's health network have published their incompetence / unscrupulous bias for all time.

[@maxsweetman6341]

I am so lucky to have found LCHF it has changed my life completely I started with keto after trying to lose my huge pot gut It not only did that but blood pressure normal, fitness levels improved, aches and pains reduced, no brain fog. I am now trying carnivore and so far it is working better for me except for some constipation. I am 81 years old row most mornings and can keep up with rowers decades younger Thank you to all low carb doctors researchers for changing my life,

[@bdog2200]

Just a reminder, your not constipated unless your body wants to go and you are unable to. Pooping way less often is normal on keto and carnivore. Usually people go 2 or 3 times a week if not less on this diet

[@haylslouise8428]

I don't eat as much carbs now, still more than keto, but I eat more red meat and I now only eat 2 meals a day in a 8 hour window, some days 6, and I've lost belly fat too! Intermittent fasting and consuming more fats is key to improving health, preventing metabolic diseases and living longer!

[@kaygibson1842]

Only just saw this... but don't forget to up your fat if constipated.. Put butter onto your steak or even just slap some tallow or lard or bacon fat or sheep fat onto/into your meat..diarrhea needs less fat intake.. Hope you're all good in the loo now.. Hope this helps.. .. Lol.. Great life to you.

[@tmueller333]

Around10 years ago I was in the obese category. The nurse practitioner and everybody that saw me (at that time) looked at me with discontent because of my weight. I explained I was eating low & non fat & didn't drink alcohol. Still the looks were as if I was lying. I started reading more and decided to go an opposite route and started buying whole fat everything. That worked. Weight started dropping off naturally. I am now a 61 year old and all my numbers are in normal range except cholesterol. My last appointment it was 270. I read the older we get the higher cholesterol is a good thing however my doctors office keeps pushing statins although I went to a cardiovascular specialist and they tested me. The outcome was I was

[@francisvlatko2834]

You know what to do. You are healthy. You do not need any drug to reduce a risk factor as evidenced by Prof Noakes' presentation. LDL is not a risk factor of CVD if you are low carb.

[@h.o.j2375]

Or to shut them up just take the prescription and throw it in the bin later!

[@upriver7047]

Stick to your guns. Your medical team is woefully behind on their reading. There are multiple studies out there within the last 5-6 years that show high fat/ low carb is in your and everyone else's best interest.

[@barblacy619]

HOJ is correct. File 13 (trash can) is the solution

[@ernesthader1109]

Unless doctors are sued, things won't change.

[@clarafreire3551]

I have no words to express my gratitude for your work in the health field!

[@az10sbum1]

I'll keep it simple -- Professor Noakes is my hero. I listen to his talks over and over. He has made a profound impact on my life.

[@jonchapman6821]

I’m a simple man, I see a video from Professor Noakes, I click on that video, no algorithm required.

[@rtroyer8963]

Healthy people are the very LAST thing processed food companies, pharmaceutical and "healthcare" companies want, we are just bad for profits. And that is ALL they care about. Thank You Professor Noakes!

[@dchoi99]

I’m thankful for the work Dr. Noakes does. He will contribute to saving a lot of lives in the future. It’s fascinating watching the process of the front line scientific research and to see that even scientists are susceptible to biases and the fallacies that can cloud the objectivity of the studies and results. I fear it would take another decade or two before the truth will be accepted and reaches frontline medical doctors who would finally be providing help to the masses with tangible results.

[@jem30six]

Yes I agree. I wonder if the results from CT heart calcium scores will be the myth buster as these test become more popular.

[@helenl7967]

Summation: go to 51 minutes to hear and see the real cardiovascular risks and biomarkers are for women. Thank you Dr Noakes for breaking down these "scientific" studies for the nerd in all of us. May you live long and prosper!

[@eddiegarciajr6653]

I try talking to family & friends about this extremely vital information and nobody budges… I will take all of these videos into account for myself and my future children. It’s all good. 🙌🏼

[@TheShorterboy]

It's a religion it has an original sin (meat), a dogma and a clergy, you will never change how these people think and they will ignore all evidence to the contrary..

[@akirafujiwara9390]

thanks Prof. Noakes,being skeptical is never to be forgotten,even with pretty science papers.

[@daleenhogan3442]

Love you Dr. Noakes for having the courage to speak up!

[@cassandrabond2315]

To admit "I was wrong" is a good thing. So few do this and it's a sign of an honest person in my view. No one can be right most of the time.

[@stealth48nurse]

Professor Tim Noakes is such a man of integrity. May the Lord bless him!

[@fionabutchart4663]

I love listening to Prof Noakes . A genuine scientist.

[@bobcocampo]

How can people around the world donate to have a randomized controlled trial on the best diet for all of us.

[@rachidramdani6336]

You are a true hero dr noakes

[@TheKetoSurvivor]

Wonderfully well organized and presented. Thank you for your work and efforts to help correct the public perception of what we should be eating.

[@allysonhanks9159]

hello how are you doing 😊

[@wandayonder9772]

Around 33 mins you refer often to "women who did not change their diet". What you mean is, they did not change to a LOW FAT diet. I have existing heart disease and this is alarm bells for me not to change to a low fat diet. Thank you for presenting this.

[@jannetranberg7186]

One of the best sport scientist, and one of the most loving and caring people i have ever listened to, hands down, and hats Off!! If all of the scientist would be as humble as professor noakes, i truly believe, that this world would be a better place for us all.

[@carlwhite9940]

Thank you Dr. Noakes. I appreciate your effort in promoting vital and relevant information. In this case reinforcing my intuition and improving my health. It is a shame for this to be such a struggle. I am inspired by your truth.

[@dawnelder9046]

If you read Bantings pamphlet on diet, over a century later, you can see that he went threw so many of the things that so many of us have today. His words are just as potent today.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Dr. Salisbury's book about the all-beef diet is just as amazing and prescient. Elma Stuart wrote a book about Dr. Salisbury's diet which is an easier read than his book, and is also surprisingly funny For people who are interested in the history of low carb diets.

[@lizkeith1356]

you're a true health hero. thank you.

[@karenpalmer1764]

Thank you Dr Noakes for showing us the truth which is ABSENT IN THIS COUNTRY (NZ) Everything you said I've found to be correct as I listen to a cardiologist in USA as I know tells us the truth. Unfortunately I don't trust our health professionals in this country anymore. When I did in my early 20's I gained a lot of weight on the low fat high carb diet and have been obese for over half my adult life. So now I have to be my own doctor and find credible people to help educate me on diet journey and have been successful in finding doctors in USA to help me on U TUBE. I have learned so much from them and have been successful in loosing 20kg and keeping it off. Would like to get in contact with you if that is possible but not sure how.

[@paulneelamkavil8134]

Amazing guts and determination. A role model.

[@murraywebster362]

Professor Tim Noakes. Thankyou for your contributions to dietary research. After reading "The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Living" and watching you and other Dr.s/researchers, I have adjusted my diet over the last two years or so to include more saturated fat, moderate protein and low carbohydrate. (I had previously been using macronutrient cycling with high protein.) My latest routine blood test showed improved lipid profile, and low fasting glucose. I am disturbed by the treatment you have received. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated occurrence - there are many examples from Universities all over the world. I can say however, that the LCHF research you and others have undertaken and publicized, is already improving the health of many thousands of people. Regards Murray Webster (Australia)

[@jaywhoisit4863]

The guy obviously did a crappy study because nobody has even heard of the guy. A nobody who has stayed a nobody throughout history. Noakes on the other hand, is one of the most famous dietary and metabolic syndrome specialists known worldover! Trust me doc, you won the debate!

[@GlynWilliams1950]

Excellent work by Prof Tim Noakes

[@tomasareas]

Its quite sad to see how such intelligent people can fall into cognitive dissonance so brutaly. Unfortunatly this is happening in many sciences.

[@justinecamille7426]

Yes, other sciences are also rife with cognitive dissonance. It may be because people are worshiping science as a god and not treating it as it is: a tool to help us better understand the world.

[@iss8504]

You build career on a hypothesis. If u change your mind or if the data says your hypothesis is wrong, there goes your funding. That's the real problem.

[@hektor6766]

@@justinecamille7426 On the contrary, they're holding science in contempt, infusing their own emotions, causes and prejudices into it.

[@hektor6766]

@@iss8504 If your hypothesis is correct but politically unpopular, there also goes your funding.

[@adennagruetzmacher6076]

There were few heart attacks back when women cooked with lard and beef tallow. I think I want my family to eat like they did back in the 1890s. Only with God refrigeration and clean water.

[@biodivers5294]

Thanks for speaking out, and sticking to the real data!

[@tk4329]

Brilliant work sir. You slowly changing the world.

[@ChildrenOfTheSunCP]

Brilliant analysis and decimation of the deception! Thank you, Professor.

[@debrasands319]

Thank you for this presentation and I’m thankful to this community for saving my life too. Keep educating us it’s our gain, thanks so much.

[@tonyromero8284]

Awesome lecture ❤thank you

[@stevephla]

Thank you for being a spearhead in this movement.

[@lorettadillon-ham1574]

Dear Tim, I could listen to you 24 hours a day! Eternally grateful and appreciative. Thank you 🥰

[@carolineknupffer2247]

Yes, your work is livesaving!

[@tjellis1479]

Sugar free too

[@terkelalgevind529]

Almost week 3 on 85% carnivore/egg lchf with intelligent veggie and fermented compliments and I have never felt better.. Stomach... Brain and man I can lift almost 20% more in all weights now, i work out a ton for 5 weeks.

[@helenmary9416]

Thank you for persisting in truth to the weasels of big pharma. Your resilience is laudable and we love it in the USA

[@witblitsfilm]

This is a strange video for me to watch. First, an appreciation for Dr Noakes, whose research and advice have turned my health around amazingly for the better. My mom knew Tim at UCT Med school when she worked there as a research assistant in Prof Peter Jacobs haematology lab in the 1990's and early 2000's. She was on the receiving end of Tim's dietary warnings and "tut tuts", most notably one day when he caught her at Kirstenbosch gardens restuarant eating some insanely carb/flour and sugar enriched dessert. "Why are you eating that Jessica, I've told you that stuff is terrible for you" (mom was pre-diabetic at that stage). Tim was of course eating a steak salad or some or other low carb healthy option! When I was about 10, I was best friends with Prof Rossouws son and we did a lot of stuff with his dad when he was around (Prof Rossouw and his wife were getting divorced at the time so it was a traumatic time for my little buddy). I vaguely recall he was a "rising star" in the medical realm at the time (anything heart related in South Africa in the late 70's/early 80's was big news given Chris Barnards recent advances in the science) and being in awe of hanging out with this "medical rockstar".

[@wcbibb]

I have physician friends who still persist in the idea that dietary fat, especially animal fat, causes inflammation and cardiovascular disease. Keep your LDL under 70, they say. Cut carbs is the advice given to me by both my internist and cardiologist. My cardiologist does not believe in the Dean Ornish dogma that not exceeding 10% fat in the diet will reverse coronary arterial plaques. Measuring plaques on angiography is subjective, the cardiologist told me. Ornish had a small study, he said. The near zero fat diet seems to have been debunked as a panacea. Statins didn't prove their worth either.

[@deecobb9018]

Thank you... Dr Mason and Dr Brukner!!!

[@avermaak12]

Bloody marvelous!!! Fantastically informative!!!

[@jackmaddesty]

Thank you for telling the truth❤️

[@dennisbauer3315]

Thank you so much Professor Tim Noakes.

[@francisss6631]

Thank you sir, for your persistence to disclose the truth...

[@whomadethatsaltysoup]

Once again, brilliant analysis and clear explanation of the study and the findings. As ever, it seems appropriate to follow the money. Who, one wonders, actually stumped up the eye-watering 700 million dollars? The answer to that question might go some way to explaining the official conclusions. Won't be the first study data has been cherry picked, or blatantly buried to avoid inconvenient results.

[@francisvlatko2834]

I could not agree more. The first change that needs to occur, is that all studies need to publish or present all the data. The second change to prevent bias, is that the data be reviewed and analysis undertake by a qualified scientist of a different field. They can read and interpret data without any preconceived outcomes or prejudice.

[@TheMerrisi]

"I know that most men, including those at ease with problems of the greatest complexity, can seldom accept even the simplest and most obvious truth if it be such as would oblige them to admit the falsity of conclusions which they have delighted in explaining to colleagues, which they have proudly taught to others, and which they have woven, thread by thread into the fabric of their lives." Tolstoy.

[@DF-ee8vt]

It's very sad to me that everything in life is manipulated by politics(& money). Nothing is sacred.

[@silverfoils]

Quality stuff as usual. Many thanks to all concerned.

[@lizkeith1356]

truths about nutrition and vaccines are coming out now. keep up the great work, Prof. Noakes.

[@kaydenl6836]

Buddy, you have no idea how vaccines work lmao. You’re just as bad as the authors of studies like this one-misconstruing science because you don’t like the results

[@pointshealthcoaching8474]

I'm 66, let's do the next study. Put me in the high saturated fat group please. You think my zero CAC will improve? Excuse my sarcasm. Thank you Professor Noakes!

[@smled9256]

You would have to question the quality of the peer review process if the misleading conclusions of the original study could go unchallenged for so long…

[@gloriaharbridge4986]

My impression is that peers are those who will see things as you want them to see.

[@axegash2790]

Happens in every scientific field. Here in Australia it’s disgusting the amount of corruption between Government and Universities with Climate change studies. Immediately destroy the careers of anyone that suggests doing study that goes against man made climate change main stream.

[@Johneseed]

Thanks for your talk again as I listen to this every couple of months to boost my spirts after a delicious saturated fat bar-B-Q with pork shoulder steaks 🥩 on the side or beef 🥩. (Some times side affect is flushing of colon after 12 to 24 hrs) . Just have to deal with friends and family members freaking out but following blood work my lips are awesome 😎 and theirs, including my Doctors, SUCK. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Great talk and power to you from this constantly loosing fat old man. Thanks Real 👩‍⚕️ 👨‍⚕️! 🤗🤗🤗

[@924-n1k]

Excellent presentation of the facts. Thank you!

[@annetcell-ly4571]

Noakes won the marathon. Good job. Also, credit to Andreas’ academic approach and insight.

[@GeorgecPanos]

Thank you for your integrity less common today in our society than actual critical thought and scholarship. Bravo dude…..dr. P

[@markbryant4641]

Thanks!! That was great! Very much appreciated.