American Heart Association forums- Deleted Data

[Guest guest]

Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

association.

I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that lowering

cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of my

thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt with

the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was polite

in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

France about their diet and lifestyle.

Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

occasions.

This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and they

deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look good.

This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that goes

against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

Bobby

[Guest guest]

Bobby: Somehow that doesn't surprise me

Lee...

flyinresorts wrote:

> Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> association.

>

> I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

> are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that lowering

> cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

>

> I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of my

> thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt with

> the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was polite

> in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

> France about their diet and lifestyle.

>

> Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

> two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

> love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> occasions.

>

> This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and they

> deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look good.

>

> This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that goes

> against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

>

> Bobby

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

[Guest guest]

Bobby:

You have just experienced the ole Broom and Rug trick. My guess is

that they now have your account under moderation. Keep up the good

work

Gayle

>

> Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> association.

>

> I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

> are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that

lowering

> cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

>

> I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of

my

> thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt

with

> the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was

polite

> in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

> France about their diet and lifestyle.

>

> Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

> two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

> love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> occasions.

>

> This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and

they

> deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look

good.

>

> This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that

goes

> against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

>

> Bobby

>

[Guest guest]

Bobby:

You have just experienced the ole Broom and Rug trick. My guess is

that they now have your account under moderation. Keep up the good

work

Gayle

>

> Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> association.

>

> I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

> are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that

lowering

> cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

>

> I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of

my

> thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt

with

> the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was

polite

> in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

> France about their diet and lifestyle.

>

> Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

> two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

> love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> occasions.

>

> This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and

they

> deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look

good.

>

> This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that

goes

> against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

>

> Bobby

>

[Guest guest]

Bobby - go to the Saga Forum site and put in Statins. I am about to

be thrown off for good - and all I did was inform people who were

having dire experiences to stop taking them? Welcome to the radical

club sweetie!!!Pamela

>

> Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> association.

>

> I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

> are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that

lowering

> cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

>

> I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of

my

> thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt

with

> the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was

polite

> in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

> France about their diet and lifestyle.

>

> Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

> two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

> love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> occasions.

>

> This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and

they

> deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look

good.

>

> This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that

goes

> against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

>

> Bobby

>

[Guest guest]

I think your assumption is accurate. The AHA doesn't have any interest

in resolve heart disease, only in keeping their member doctors in

business and limiting the availability of doctors, the real prime

purpose of any of these medical associations to exist. The American

Diabetic Association recommends a diet that causes diabetes to progress.

The American Cancer Society recommend that no one take vitamin D after

it was shown to reduce all causes of cancer by 77% taking just 1000

IU/day of D3. I don't trust any of those organizations nor the food

pyramid.

Stve

flyinresorts wrote:

>

>

> Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> association.

>

> I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and cholesterol

> are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that lowering

> cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

>

> I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of my

> thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt with

> the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was polite

> in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from Biot

> France about their diet and lifestyle.

>

> Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week. fish

> two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and they

> love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> occasions.

>

> This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and they

> deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look good.

>

> This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that goes

> against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

>

> Bobby

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[Guest guest]

I would be happy to got the saga forum website. Please Post the link

for me and I will be there. Bobby

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<pamela.sharp@...> wrote:

>

> Bobby - go to the Saga Forum site and put in Statins. I am about to

> be thrown off for good - and all I did was inform people who were

> having dire experiences to stop taking them? Welcome to the radical

> club sweetie!!!Pamela

>

> >

> > Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> > association.

> >

> > I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> > cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and

cholesterol

> > are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that

> lowering

> > cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

> >

> > I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title of

> my

> > thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter dealt

> with

> > the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was

> polite

> > in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from

Biot

> > France about their diet and lifestyle.

> >

> > Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots of

> > cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week.

fish

> > two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and

they

> > love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local farmers

> > market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> > occasions.

> >

> > This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and

> they

> > deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look

> good.

> >

> > This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data that

> goes

> > against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

> >

> > Bobby

> >

>

[Guest guest]

www.Sagazone.co.uk/home/

Put Statins in and see how many of mine have been deleted or edited!

Enjoy.Pamela

> > >

> > > Hey all, I have been reading the forums on the American heart

> > > association.

> > >

> > > I can tell you that this group is highly in favor of lowering

> > > cholesterol, and firmly believes that saturated fat and

> cholesterol

> > > are the underlying cause of heart disease. They beleive that

> > lowering

> > > cholesterol will prevent heart disease.

> > >

> > > I started a new thread under cholesterol management. The title

of

> > my

> > > thread was THE FRENCH AND HEART DISEASE. My subject matter

dealt

> > with

> > > the lower rates of heart disease in France than the USA. I was

> > polite

> > > in my posting and reflected on my interview with a couple from

> Biot

> > > France about their diet and lifestyle.

> > >

> > > Of course this meant having to tell people what they ate. Lots

of

> > > cheese. A croissant and coffee for breakfast. 4 eggs per week.

> fish

> > > two times per week. And they eat red meat once in a while and

> they

> > > love Lamb. Lots of fresh fruit and veggies from the local

farmers

> > > market. Whole milk. And this couple only drink wine on special

> > > occasions.

> > >

> > > This apparantly didn't sit too well with the administrators and

> > they

> > > deleted my posting. Maybe it will reappear, but it doesn't look

> > good.

> > >

> > > This suggests to me that the AMA will delete or ignore data

that

> > goes

> > > against what they preach. Even if its 100% accurate Data.

> > >

> > > Bobby

> > >

> >

>