The Big Fat Surprise featured in The Lancet

August 22 2017 by , medical review by in Nina Teicholz

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Top medical journals are starting to open their eyes to low carb.

The latest one being The Lancet, featuring a review of the LCHF classic ‘The Big Fat Surprise‘ written by Nina Teicholz.

The Lancet: Fat and heart disease: challenging the dogma

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