Shooting the messenger – more on the censorship of Dr. Gary Fettke

August 17 2016 by in The food revolution

Here’s more on the censorship of Dr. Gary Fettke in Australia, for recommending low-carb diets to people who could benefit.

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Aline
August 17 2016
Incredible! But being a doctor myself and thinking about how to best broach the subject of LCHF and it´s benefits to friends and fellow doctors I´ve realised more and more that a lot of the (especially doctors) might not want to hear about it because they would have to admit having been wrong and giving the wrong advice for however many years. And on top of that, many might fear being put out of business: what will we do without the diabetics, the obese, the people with chronically infected wounds, without patients who need their gallbladders removed and cancers treated?

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Marcy
August 17 2016
The diet plate in the 1950's and 1960's was a hamburger patty, full fat cottage cheese and sliced tomatoes. It worked--there were a lot less overweight people in those decades. Why change what worked? All the grains and corn are government subsidized here in the U.S.--that is why they are recommended. It is all about money.
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Apicius
August 18 2016
Aline, I'm really disturbed by what you wrote. Are you serious when you say that doctors fear losing their jobs if number of diabetics, obese and sick decrease? I hope you are joking.
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Apicius
August 19 2016
Dr Eenfeldt, how about adding Fettke's website blog link to those on this website? There is some great info on there that readers on this site may enjoy reviewing, too...
This is the link to Fettke's site:
http://www.nofructose.com/blog-nofructose/
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Marion
February 24 2018
I grew up raised in France by a French Mom. My plate was meat or fish and veggies cooked with butter and ONE slice of bread. Sounds very Keto to me :-))
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Theresia
February 28 2018
I believe in Freedom of Thought and Speech as principle number one
For me this certainly includes the way I can eat, grow my food and have a treatment of my choice
May we all go for the Truth first and not for the money
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Gennie
March 1 2018
I agree with where your coming from Aline. Sorry Apicus, its not a joke. Its deadly serious. When my kids were at school we arrange a defensive driving course for them before they got their full licences. At the course, we asked the instructor, an ex law enforcement officer, why it wasn't standard practice for all Learner Drivers. He shrugged his shoulders and said, "How will they employ the Accident and Emergency Staff?" Sometimes the Truth is ugly.

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