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Low carbohydrate diet
During the last few years, in spite of being a person who does a lot of sports and takes care of my diet, my cholesterol and especially triglyceride levels had shot up.
Several doctors instead of giving me a solution, offered me medication, which I refused.
Since the false pandemic I am a total conspiracy theorist, although I was before but I had my doubts and since the false pandemic I know I am not crazy, I have stopped believing in doctors.
Just a year ago, I decided to attack the problem. Previous years I managed to do it by intermittent fasting of eating once a day, but it was certainly very hard for me. So I decided to remove as many carbohydrates as possible from my diet.
The result is that just one year later my cholesterol and triglyceride levels are those of a newborn.
Therefore, carbohydrates are the cause of the hormonal imbalance that leads to elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Doctors prescribe you pills but do not change your diet which means that when you stop taking the pills, the levels go back up, and who wins? the pharmaceutical company since you become chronically ill.
During the last few years, in spite of being a person who does a lot of sports and takes care of my diet, my cholesterol and especially triglyceride levels had shot up.
Several doctors instead of giving me a solution, offered me medication, which I refused.
Since the false pandemic I am a total conspiracy theorist, although I was before but I had my doubts and since the false pandemic I know I am not crazy, I have stopped believing in doctors.
Just a year ago, I decided to attack the problem. Previous years I managed to do it by intermittent fasting of eating once a day, but it was certainly very hard for me. So I decided to remove as many carbohydrates as possible from my diet.
The result is that just one year later my cholesterol and triglyceride levels are those of a newborn.
Therefore, carbohydrates are the cause of the hormonal imbalance that leads to elevated cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Doctors prescribe you pills but do not change your diet which means that when you stop taking the pills, the levels go back up, and who wins? the pharmaceutical company since you become chronically ill.