Unbiased, evidence-based analysis of the effects of diet, lifestyle, drugs and procedures on cardiovascular health and diseases
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This morning the skeptical cardiologist came across a NY Times visual piece on “How to do a Burpee” which has compelled him to republish below a TSC article from 10 years ago explaining why this exercise should be approached with caution.
The skeptical cardiologist allowed Claude to write part of his last post on strained yogurt. I’ve finally gotten around to fact-checking the AI chatbot from Anthropic1 and have discovered that he/it did not correctly answer my question “Wha...
Back in 2014 when I first wrote about butter versus margarine I could not have foreseen that the topics of butter versus seed oils on my toast or beef tallow versus plant oils for French fry frying would become politically polarized.
(This was originally posted on my blog in 2021. Since then, the push to save the planet by eating plants has greatly intensified.)
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Preventive cardiologist, blogger, musician, enlightened manager of atrial fibrillation, seeker of the truth about diet and cardiovascular disease
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