

Opinions of Medical Professionals

69% recommended a low fat diet.
The low fat diet has no health benefits. Women's Health Initiative (2006).
92% believed that a high fat diet could lead to cardiovascular disease.
There is no relationship between saturated fats and CVD. Framingham Heart Study (1998)
87% thought excess fat caused obesity.
Excess fat is obesity. The cause is in your hormones.
83% considered butter a bad fat.
Butter a short chain omega-3 fat is a good fat.
54% thought eating cholesterol rich food is not good for your heart.
Many studies now, have given cholesterol a health tick. Small dense particles remain problematic.