The SHOCKING Truth They Thought You'd Never Discover

[@johncarter4411]

My doctor tried to get me on statins years ago, she had no reasons to give me except to protect my heart, acting like I could die any day if I didn't start taking them. I refused and she was rude to me, never went back to her.

[@zerocarb]

Good on you! Thank you for watching!

[@eclexian]

Great job on the voiceover for this, Dave. Bravo!

[@GunnarsMassageoPizza]

Yes, top notch! 👍

[@janinejohnstone468]

Add to this that there's no legal measures forcing companies to include the results of every trial. That means, for instance, that if ten equally-populated trials for a drug take place, and in nine of them the drug seems to worsen the condition - but in one single study, there appears to be a minor reduction like the one described here - then the other nine may be ignored.

[@mayetchells8884]

I can't watch this, my Beloved believes all his doctors, it's heartbreaking

[@WaffleFace97]

I like these little videos to mix it up from the interviews!

[@zerocarb]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@danielcohen24]

Agreed!

[@ianguarneschelli2082]

💯!

[@laureln56]

Me too, the interviews are too long.

[@WaffleFace97]

@@laureln56 I love the interviews too, no one else does this many but I do like videos where he is by himself because he is usually listening to the person tell their story, that way with these videos he gets more of the limelight.

[@garyjagoe9541]

When my doctor recommends any medication. I act like a two year old. And ask “Why?” And continue until they can’t answer.

[@BigGuy1620]

I have an appointment with a cardiologist this morning concerning a ascending aortic aneurysm i have, hoping for good news. been on a carnivore diet for 7 months so hopefully it has not gotten worst so I won't need surgery.

[@zerocarb]

Wishing you all the best for your appointment this morning, Walter! ❤️

[@stanleymcintyre8100]

Mine is above the heart will see, I suspect a change

[@danielcohen24]

Keep going carnivore heals all just may take some time

[@traceytansley1659]

Thumbs up Big guy! ❤

[@danahammel4472]

Good luck! I hope you update us with good news!

[@DestinationTravel]

My grandfather died at 75 and grandmother at 95. They both ate exactly the same food every day for decades, both did not drive so walked everywhere and lived very similarly. Neither of them had heard of vegetable oil and used to cook everything in dripping. My grandfather used to take lots of 'tablets' for imaginery illnesses and my grandmother took nothing. He died from a terrible heart attack, despite pills for that, while my grandmother slipped away peacefully in her sleep. I am now confident the medication my grandfather took sent him to the grave one or two decades earlier than if he didn't take them. A side effect is a sign your body has been poisoned. Most medications have side effects, therefore are a poison.

[@jayhay1237]

"Numbers never lie. They stand up straight to misrepresent the truth!" Not Mark Twain. Just me.

[@murrayobrien9192]

Excellent job there Dave. I really like this approach to your videos. Short, sharp informative and to the point. I like your interviews but I find this much more 'sharable'.

[@zerocarb]

Cheers! 🙏

[@andredaedone7732]

Never did statins. I always told doctors to eat crap and actually never listened to any doctor's advice about anything in 20 years.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Non-compliance to treatment disorder.😊

[@andredaedone7732]

@nancyfahey7518 I know I am a bad person.

[@nancyfahey7518]

@@andredaedone7732 Not bad, smart.

[@JMWexperience]

Excellent explanation! Thanks.

[@Carnivorefitness2024]

Great video Dave!

[@troybadger55]

Nicely done! Excellent presentation!!

[@Elusive.magick]

I’m enjoying your informational videos.

[@KateOReilly-i6h]

Thank you I didn’t realize the difference between relative and absolute. Now I do and I can see how things get manipulated to suit the seller.

[@ianguarneschelli2082]

Love the updated video Dave! Thank you for always reminding your viewers about “statins”. I think I’ve finally convinced a loved one to stop taking them. Just praying they didn’t tell me that just to simply shut me up. 🙏🏻

[@msstraightupnochaser4836]

Well done!

[@maureenatsali7903]

I had a small stroke in Jan 2023. The emergency room doctor let slip that it was likely related to the coco vax. I was admitted, and the doctor on the floor came to give me my first dose of statin. I refused. I’m already a T2 diabetic, but it was well controlled with a keto-carnivore diet, and my cholesterol numbers were “perfect”. But she was adamant that I must take a statin. When I continued to refuse, she actually stood at the foot of my bed and shouted at me. (I bet my roommate in the other bed enjoyed that). She then cancelled my scheduled MRI and discharged me as “noncompliant” and even refused to give me a work release. I had a small stroke and had to return to work the following day. And she neglected to tell me that I wasn’t supposed to drive . (Drove myself home from the hospital!) All because I refused to take a statin.

[@zerocarb]

What an awful human being she is

[@margmugleston7669]

I keep refusing them! Dr not pleased 😊

[@charlenepomicter5345]

Remember....it is not your job to please your doctor....😊

[@sheelathackorbhaga7871]

I, too, had terrible side effects with Statin. After doing my research i stòpped it!! Side effects are gone!

[@debramoore1428]

Well done, my friend.❤

[@summerwinter4]

Unfortunately, I was one of the people who took statin drugs for over 20 years,n after having had a heart attack! Muscle weakness was one of the side effects!

[@Agapy8888]

Dave keep these updates going. Thanks.

[@LeithYearwood]

Linus Pauling gave a lecture in 1992 in New York that debunked cholesterol as the cause of heart attack and placed the blame squarely on lipoprotein a (Lp-a) which is made by the liver as a substitute for vit C and Selenium deficiency, both being required to make collagen to repair damaged heart blood vessels. In their absence the body plugs the damage with lpa and if the deficiency persists because of poor diet then the foundational causes of a heart attack are in place and accumulate until it breaks off and blocks the blood vessel in its deadly finale. High cholesterol is the body's substitute attempt to repair blood vessel damage in the absence of the main first choice materials required for the perfect repair.

[@tradermunky1998]

Good stuff Dave, and good job explaining it. Better than I could do. Same as with the initial vax studies. That was also a little over 1 risk reduction but they were claiming something like 96% "effective". I had a hard time explaining it to anyone without a math background. Of course I was a conspiracy theorist and anti vax only a minute in, so their mind had shutdown anyway 😂

[@zerocarb]

Cheers, Trader!

[@kevinsheldrick917]

Well, Bobby claims that the 100% risk reduction (i.e. he means relative) from the big study was for "C0vid" (whatever you believe on that) but says that the all-cause mortality (esp. cardiovascular) was actually 20+% higher in the time in those who got the injection over those that didn't. But in an attempt to keep my comment up, I'll say that mainstream sources say to follow whatever mainstream sources say to do.

[@bmeetze]

Dave is a great documentarian!

[@bellaheblan8479]

Great information! Thank you! ❤🥓🥩 🥚

[@graphicmaterial5947]

Perfect!

[@BrianGallagherActor]

Love this, Dave! These info videos are a GREAT adjunct to your interviews :)

[@zerocarb]

Cheers, Brian!

[@cmonkey63]

The other term to discuss is Number Needed to Treat in order to see a statistically significant benefit. For statins this is about 200. Balance that against the well documented side effects and consider if it’s worth the risk. For me, no.

[@billyt9921]

For almost anyone with even a modicum of critical thinking, the answer would be no. And yet......

[@georgeingridirwin6180]

​@@billyt9921 Unfortunately you nailed what is missing in society now. People have gotten lazy with their health. And take doctors recommendations without looking into things themselves. And they don't realize that doctors are usually just spouting what they are taught.

[@vickimartin7601]

Well done.

[@m33265]

If its essential, dont touch it. Body knows ho to deal with it. Same for gluconeogenesis.

[@btudrus]

I disagree. Sort of. Yes, in a healthy body, the body will regulate cholesterol production (the same for gluconeogenesis) to a perfect "number". But living unhealthy will dysregulate these mechanism. So it is well known that eating a lof of sugar will over time lead to dyslipidaemia and increased gluconeogenesis. It is definitely a symptom you should pay attention to. Lowering cholesterol by drugs is an nonsense, obviously...

[@standingbear998]

my doctor put me on statins, after taking them for about 3 mths and doing some research on them and how they were approved I stopped and told her I would not take them. I lost some weight and changed my diet, my cholesterol has been fine since. 4yrs has past

[@chriss4949]

My opinion. If your provider INSISTS on a Statin, without offering a CAC score test…..ask them to record in your notes that you “consider them to be guilty of malpractice”. Additionally, follow this up with an e-mail confirming same 👍

[@jadeweissleader4008]

💚💚💚

[@SusanKendall-f8b]

outstanding

[@timothyblazer1749]

Its NOT a risk reduction. For that to true, you have to prove cause, empirically. Its an incidental reduction. There is no risk reduction.

[@masterchiefburgess]

...and the incidence only applies to the study population group. If you're in a different age/race/socio-economic etc etc. group, that study has NO value to you at all.

[@blsenterprise1]

This should be fu$kn criminal in my opinion

[@btudrus]

You should have mentioned NNTT (number needed to treat)...

[@mydanshi9683]

Also, 36 is another way of expressing 3 x 6 or 666. Nice one, Pfizer 😈

[@zerocarb]

Thanks for watching!

[@BrianMason1000]

Keep away from this drug!

[@ianguarneschelli2082]

I’m ALWAYS watching for symbolism in numbers - great catch! Can’t believe I missed that. 💯👍🏻

[@traceytansley1659]

Ahh the no of the beast 😮

[@edwardrenner1296]

👍👍👍

[@lov-i7b]

❤ 😊 ❤

[@adelarsen9776]

So Lipitor reduces heart attack by 36% ? Sign me up now ! I'm in. 🙂

[@benshever12]

Question for the fellow carnivores. Just wanted some feedback. Do you personally believe eating 1mad or 2mad or 3mad causes any difference in weight loss if you eat exactly the same amount of total food. If you see this Dave what do you think? Trying to lose that last 10lbs and not sure what path I should take.

[@happyapple4269]

Just eat when hungry. Your body tells you when you need food.

[@triciaduffyauthor]

2mad Maybe your “goal” weight doesn’t align with the optimum weight your body has decided is best for you at this time. The more anxious you are, the less it is likely to happen. Personally, and this is just what I feel, I would just let it go and be relaxed about the weight you are now. Just my opinion, and if it doesn’t resonate with you, feel free to scroll on by.

[@btudrus]

Weight loss or fat loss?

[@millimetrar]

... last 10 lbs ... listen, maybe you should really listen to your body. You are fixated to a number and your body simply wants a certain weight? You are carnivore - then you know it takes time, it might be just 2 months but can be more and your body has found it's own weight. Probably still not in your accepted range.

[@lynnfrench4969]

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