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EventsDon’t Fear Fat! Here’s the Documentary Cereal Killers
December 18 2013 by Dr. Andreas Eenfeldt, MD
in Low carb & high fat
in Low carb & high fat 
The documentary Cereal Killers has now been released on internet. It follows Donal O’Neill, who tries to avoid walking in his father’s footsteps (with heart disease) by eating a high-fat diet.
The hour-long movie follows his experiences during four weeks of high-fat dieting, including careful medical examinations. Don’t miss the surprised lab technician 48 minutes into the movie. Donal’s basic metabolic rate increased according to the examinations, which the technician says he’s never seen before and can’t figure out why it happened. Perhaps he needs to read up a little.
In the movie we can also see Professor Tim Noakes from South Africa, Dr. Briffa from England and an Australian cricket team.
Well worth watching for 5 dollars:
http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/strike-three-for-multivi...
Finally, we verified MAD (Metabolic Advantage Dogma).
Never mind that over 30 tightly controlled metabolic ward trials in the English language do not show such thing.
Your faith has saved you LCHF son/daughter.
I'm now more convinced than ever that Comrade Karl Marx was right when he said religion is the opium of the people.
Some science for you:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22735432
http://www.lef.org/featured-articles/Flawed-Research-Used-to-Attack-M...
Well, I guess luckily the best things in life are free.
Free living conditions indicate lack of control of what subjects consumed. Thus, this study, v. numerous metabolic ward studies with proper control of subjects fails miserably.
I am glad I got your attention so I can get the record straight. I have nothing against LCHF. As a matter of fact, LCHF is required under certain medical conditions. And I consider a medical condition being unable to process crabs properly. Some people need LCHF to meet their dietary goals. And you are doing a great job with your patients.
However, just like Tito's and Stalin's communism differed, even though they had the same goals, it is not absolutely required to go LCHF to reach health goals. I can produce scores of populations that are healthy, slim and long lived without LCHF. And I've seen individuals who gained weight and health deteriorated from LCHF.
At any rate, keep up the good work. Helping others is what matters.
How ever, keep up the good work of making a clown of yourself. Kind regards Stalin.
I see that human nutrition is not the only field that you can not comprehend. Story of communism and its henchmen is the other.
Comrade Stalin converted Russia from a neo-feudal backward, agricultural nation into a world power.
He single handedly stopped at Stalingrad the invincible, undefeated nazi war machine, eventually delivering a crushing defeat.
Had it not been for him, today you would be living in the third reich.
If the ethics division of your university ever finds out about this you would be on the street in a heartbeat. And if you live in a country with hate laws you would be in jail.
The fact that you: 1) glorify Stalin 2) take my jocular reference to cyanide seriously and quote it every time you make response to me, provide yet another examples how infantile, emotionally and mentally undeveloped you are.
Personally I say that anyone who glorifies a man (Stalin and yearns for his glory days to return) who murdered more people by his orders that any other man in history deserves….. well I rest it to the visitors of this blog to draw their own conclusions.
What is the difference between nazi regime and Stalin regime Ondrej?
And you are the savior of the human kind
Yikes! --- res ipsa loquitur.
Sadly, the film left out the most celebrated cereal killers of all--Comrade Stalin Flakes. We must celebrate our communist love object's exalted genius of keeping cereal out of the mouths of hungry Ukrainians! He stands as a lion in the pantheon of LCHF luminaries! His mighty reign rains through our dreams. Oh, oh Stalin, we miss you!
Sure, I agree.
Thanks.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22735432
But on a low carb diet the reduction is less.. and highest on a low fat diet!
Its an other way to say that a calorie is a calorie.. but different calories affect ones body in different ways.. and one dont want to feel fatiuge or get a lower BMR !
Well worth the 5 dollar rental.
I'd like to know if he put his father on the diet.
http://vkool.com/how-to-get-a-lean-body-with-the-lean-body-lifestyle/
Its this thing that one relys on sugar/carbs for major energy purposes that bad for most of us!
And a whole fruit diet is of anything a low calorie diet.. there are few that could eat thah much fruits to get that much calories!
Fruits are natural and real foods.. like tomatoes and cucumbers.. it can be whitin a low carb diet!
But if one is obese and/or have metabolic syndrome one can limit theme!
I've been on a no sugar diet for 4 weeks and feel great. At a starting weight of 15 1/2 stone I knew I needed to kick my sugar addition. The science has been really helpful- fructose is really addictive and has no off switch and cutting it out gave me headaches for 10 days but now I'm through that and I feel brilliant. I've lost 6 lb so far but feel inches fading away- I'm back in clothes that I haven't worn for a while.
Thanks Donal for spreading the message that we have been lied to for years- in the name of profit. Great film and well worth $5...whatever that is in £.
I would just like some more information on the big vs small cholesterol particles please. I have never heard about this before.
I have been following a strict low carb diet/high(er) fat for a week, and the biggest thing I have noticed is I am not craving or buckling in to pressures of other foods as I have done in the past, when trying to eat less, and I have dropped 2kg. I love my wine, and even that has not been an issue, as in, I have barely touched it all week!
Thanks again for the inspiration!
Thank you all at Diet Doctor.
Robert J. O'Brien
Walnut Creek, Ca.