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From: Sharon Hope on 14 Oct 2005 19:21 Statin Meta-Analysis Fails To Tell Full Story Statin cheerleaders still chanting a load of one-sided, misleading garbage. By Anthony Colpo, October 14, 2005 http://www.theomnivore.com/Lancet_statin_meta_2005.html Well worth reading. Link also available, along with many other interesting related issues, via http://www.thincs.org/, click on the "news" link on the THINCS site. THINCS: The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics
From: listener on 14 Oct 2005 22:02 "Sharon Hope" <shope(a)anet.net> wrote in news:Me2dnawECe0XoM3eRVn-gQ(a)comcast.com: > > Statin Meta-Analysis Fails To Tell Full Story > > Statin cheerleaders still chanting a load of one-sided, misleading > garbage. > > By Anthony Colpo, > October 14, 2005 > > > http://www.theomnivore.com/Lancet_statin_meta_2005.html > > Well worth reading. > > Link also available, along with many other interesting related issues, > via > > http://www.thincs.org/, click on the "news" link on the THINCS site. > THINCS: The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics > > > I was waiting for you to (predictably) weigh in. I looked around Anthony Colpo's (independent researcher and certified fitness consultant) website. He makes a lot of claims that lack scientific backup (sort of like you) and yet is so sure of other claims that are contrary to studies (studies which, of course, he easily discounts, like you). I'd say his views are just as one-sided and misleading as those he purports to fight against. L.
From: Sharon Hope on 15 Oct 2005 01:25 Specifics? "listener" <listener(a)nospam.net> wrote in message news:Xns96EFE0384D009some1outthere(a)38.144.126.79... > "Sharon Hope" <shope(a)anet.net> wrote in > news:Me2dnawECe0XoM3eRVn-gQ(a)comcast.com: > >> >> Statin Meta-Analysis Fails To Tell Full Story >> >> Statin cheerleaders still chanting a load of one-sided, misleading >> garbage. >> >> By Anthony Colpo, >> October 14, 2005 >> >> >> http://www.theomnivore.com/Lancet_statin_meta_2005.html >> >> Well worth reading. >> >> Link also available, along with many other interesting related issues, >> via >> >> http://www.thincs.org/, click on the "news" link on the THINCS site. >> THINCS: The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics >> >> >> > > I was waiting for you to (predictably) weigh in. I looked around Anthony > Colpo's (independent researcher and certified fitness consultant) website. > He makes a lot of claims that lack scientific backup (sort of like you) > and > yet is so sure of other claims that are contrary to studies (studies > which, > of course, he easily discounts, like you). > > I'd say his views are just as one-sided and misleading as those he > purports > to fight against. > > L.
From: listener on 15 Oct 2005 01:35 Figure out for yourself. It's so obvious. L. "Sharon Hope" <shope(a)anet.net> wrote in news:gdadnZfVYZdKD83eRVn-pw(a)comcast.com: > Specifics? > > > "listener" <listener(a)nospam.net> wrote in message > news:Xns96EFE0384D009some1outthere(a)38.144.126.79... >> "Sharon Hope" <shope(a)anet.net> wrote in >> news:Me2dnawECe0XoM3eRVn-gQ(a)comcast.com: >> >>> >>> Statin Meta-Analysis Fails To Tell Full Story >>> >>> Statin cheerleaders still chanting a load of one-sided, misleading >>> garbage. >>> >>> By Anthony Colpo, >>> October 14, 2005 >>> >>> >>> http://www.theomnivore.com/Lancet_statin_meta_2005.html >>> >>> Well worth reading. >>> >>> Link also available, along with many other interesting related >>> issues, via >>> >>> http://www.thincs.org/, click on the "news" link on the THINCS site. >>> THINCS: The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics >>> >>> >>> >> >> I was waiting for you to (predictably) weigh in. I looked around >> Anthony Colpo's (independent researcher and certified fitness >> consultant) website. He makes a lot of claims that lack scientific >> backup (sort of like you) and >> yet is so sure of other claims that are contrary to studies (studies >> which, >> of course, he easily discounts, like you). >> >> I'd say his views are just as one-sided and misleading as those he >> purports >> to fight against. >> >> L. > > >
From: Sharon Hope on 15 Oct 2005 16:55 Some specifics, excerpted from the article, specific to the Meta Analysis: "The authors should have emphasized, in a clear and concise manner, that the reduction in overall mortality observed in clinical trials ONLY applies to two clearly defined patient subgroups: middle aged-males with existing heart disease and diabetics. But they didn't." .... "As I have stated repeatedly on this site, the clinical trial experience with statins is next to useless when assessing the safety of statins among the general population...These trials exclude groups that comprise a significant proportion of the real world population, and can hardly be taken as a realistic barometer for the expected incidence of side effects in the general population." .... "The fact remains that individuals free of heart disease, females, and the elderly have NOT been shown to enjoy any overall mortality benefit from statins whatsoever. No so-called 'responsible' commentator should recommend these drugs to such groups, especially when far less toxic natural cardio-protective strategies (exercise, low-glycemic load and antioxidant-rich diets, omega-3 supplementation, etc) are readily available. " See also: 2. Colpo A. LDL Cholesterol: "Bad" Cholesterol, or Bad Science? Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons, Fall 2005; 10 (3): 83-89. http://www.jpands.org/vol10no3/colpo.pdf "Sharon Hope" <shope(a)anet.net> wrote in message news:Me2dnawECe0XoM3eRVn-gQ(a)comcast.com... > > Statin Meta-Analysis Fails To Tell Full Story > > Statin cheerleaders still chanting a load of one-sided, misleading > garbage. > > By Anthony Colpo, > October 14, 2005 > > > http://www.theomnivore.com/Lancet_statin_meta_2005.html > > Well worth reading. > > Link also available, along with many other interesting related issues, via > > http://www.thincs.org/, click on the "news" link on the THINCS site. > THINCS: The International Network of Cholesterol Skeptics >
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