Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-checking" him I appreciate his willingness to discuss these important topics. Here are my thoughts and answers to several Qs he asks me https://t.co/ZbpL5JZGgb
Advanced lipoprotein testing and subfractionation are not (yet) ready for routine clinical use.
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The overall tone of these discussions is mixed, with some users questioning the relevance of particle size and other scientific details, like '@vapidbobcat' asking for studies, indicating skepticism, while others, such as '@MithaIntel,' offer explanations that show some engagement. The tone varies from dismissive to contemplative, with limited evidence of deep analysis or strong consensus, aligning with an overall neutral stance on the article’s implications.
The posts are mixed, with some dismissing or questioning the relevance of advanced lipoprotein testing, while others show support or neutrality, resulting in a neutral overall agreement score.
The discussions do not indicate deep curiosity; many posts briefly mention topics or express mild anticipation, leading to low interest scores.
One post explicitly states a willingness to discuss and analyze, reflecting some degree of active engagement, but overall interaction remains limited.
The posts suggest that the discussions are relatively superficial, with little indication that the article is causing significant change or influence in the participants' views.
Abstract in brief
- Current advanced lipoprotein testing and subfractionation methods are still in the research or experimental stage and are not widely available for everyday clinical practice.
- These tests aim to provide more detailed information about lipoprotein particles, which could potentially improve cardiovascular risk assessment.
- However, their clinical utility and benefits over standard lipid testing are not yet well-established, so they are not recommended for routine use at this time.]
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@JosephLDixon1 @AlexJLeaf @DudzLightLime @MattCalkinsMD @theproof @lipo_fan @Clint_OMeley @Lipoprotein @MattBMartin @realDaveFeldman @DoctorTro @nicknorwitz @AdrianSotoMota this aligns with Dr. Cromwell´s view when I interviewed him https://t.co/IpVw5rly3D
@MithaIntel Here is a better explanation than I could ever give. https://t.co/I48lRLSP3o
@MotionlessStall @Drlipid @valkenburgh @pfizer @BradStanfieldMD Here's a good video from @NutritionMadeS3 on particle size: https://t.co/EdbmKCn6Ek. And one on zero CAC scores: https://t.co/UeRuwbNaPc
@vapidbobcat @Tellit007 @JohnSpeakman4 Since when is particle size relevant? Please share the study that Dr. Cromwell and his colleagues may have missed. https://t.co/ev7xPbeyZ7
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@MotionlessStall @Drlipid @valkenburgh @pfizer @BradStanfieldMD Here's a good video from @NutritionMadeS3 on particle size: https://t.co/EdbmKCn6Ek. And one on zero CAC scores: https://t.co/UeRuwbNaPc
@dr_ericberg A chiropractor fraud who claims to be a real doctor; as always being a sellout to the Animal Agriculture. The problem is not meat. They eat too much rice. If that is swapped with higher protein food like Tofu, that fixes it, you stupid, idiotic fraud. https://t.co/bN9ieir1R4
@MithaIntel Here is a better explanation than I could ever give. https://t.co/I48lRLSP3o
@Outdoctrination https://t.co/9Oi6ENpO1I
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@sham_mitchell5 @DrGaryMcGowan 3) There are dozens and dozens of these studies now and that's where the medical establishment has proof of the fact raised cholesterol causes heart disease. (https://t.co/F9H2BaiO9T) and (https://t.co/MiNnPC3adB) and (https://t.co/7vQ4WnEG3f)
@JosephLDixon1 @AlexJLeaf @DudzLightLime @MattCalkinsMD @theproof @lipo_fan @Clint_OMeley @Lipoprotein @MattBMartin @realDaveFeldman @DoctorTro @nicknorwitz @AdrianSotoMota this aligns with Dr. Cromwell´s view when I interviewed him https://t.co/IpVw5rly3D
@vapidbobcat @Tellit007 @JohnSpeakman4 Since when is particle size relevant? Please share the study that Dr. Cromwell and his colleagues may have missed. https://t.co/ev7xPbeyZ7
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
@BoteekBoteek @nickmunroe1975 @Vote_ForPedro @nicknorwitz What's your point Marko? https://t.co/fZwFfDmgH8
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
RT @NutritionMadeS3: Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-chec…
Dr. Eric Berg @dr_ericberg has a YT channel focused on health. He recently published a response to my video "fact-checking" him I appreciate his willingness to discuss these important topics. Here are my thoughts and answers to several Qs he asks me https://t.co/ZbpL5JZGgb
This one will be interesting... *watches* https://t.co/0QmfFj2TvU
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LDL size and Heart Disease 3 word summary = "high Cholesterol Bad" https://t.co/D4JI4napjB
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