5-fold increased risk of dying from CHD when cholesterol levels fall 40 mg/dL (1 mmol/L) Dr Kendrick

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The famous Framingham Study found that people whose cholesterol levels FELL by one (1) mmol per liter during the first 18 years of the study — roughly 40 mg per deciliter — were 500% MORE likely to DIE from coronary heart disease over the next 14 years notes Dr. Malcolm Kendrick, author of the wonderful book Doctoring Data: How to sort out medical advice from medical nonsense in this 3-minute video clip from an interview that Dr. Joseph Mercola did with Dr. Kendrick.

This information has NOT been publicized notes Dr. Kendrick.

Dr. Malcolm Kendrick was interviewed by Dr. Mercola about Dr. Kendrick’s new book.

“[Dr. Malcolm Kendrick’s book ‘Doctoring Data’] is a phenomenal book… It is definitely one of the best books I’ve read this year.”
— Dr. Joseph Mercola from Mercola.com

The full interview is posted on YouTube here.

The article about this interview can be viewed on Dr. Mercola’s site here.

Dr. Kendrick’s website can be found here:

http://drmalcolmkendrick.org

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