Dr. Paul Mason - ''Hard science on the real cause of heart disease - why you should avoid seed oils'

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  • Опубликовано: 20 ноя 2024

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  • @johnx9318
    @johnx9318 10 месяцев назад +15

    Having been brow-beaten to take statins for 10 years, I had to keep rewinding sections of this video over and over in order to get the information to stick.
    Parts of my memory system no longer function and my concentration is poor. (This started from day 1 of statins.)
    However, this is a brilliant lecture. Beautifully crafted, and perfectly paced.
    Because of this, I managed to grasp the fundamentals of the message.
    Thank you, your efforts are greatly appreciated.

    • @danielscarbrough4363
      @danielscarbrough4363 3 месяца назад

      He is a great teacher, I enjoy his style.
      We have been collectively abused by the "healthcare" system/industry as it has become an extension of big pharma...makes me happy to see/hear stories like yours. Thank you for sharing!

    • @Peekaboo-Kitty
      @Peekaboo-Kitty Месяц назад +1

      Low Cholestrol destroys the Brain. I had the same problem. Take Nootropics to improve Brain health.

    • @NAVIOROLtd
      @NAVIOROLtd 5 дней назад

      There is a hoop. Go carnivor. And try to go very high fat. Butter in the coffee/ tea in the morning, may help.
      An never evertace statin. Its a scam. Double all cause mortality.
      And, if you are lucky, you may gain 5 days of life, after taking stat8n for 5 years.
      Scam.
      No crb, high fat, walking, clean water with pinch of good salt❤

  • @MrMarcol29
    @MrMarcol29 Год назад +406

    This is a doctor who knows what he’s talking about. Through dr Mason & other good doctors on you tube , I personally have lost 60 kgs of weight, got off all medication and taken up the gym because I have so much energy. I’m 61 years old and never been so healthy. Thank you dr mason. ✌️

    • @n2daair23
      @n2daair23 Год назад +18

      Hey there, another 61yo here, this is vital info for folks like myself who have always been healthy and not overweight and no metabolic issues. Then we discovered the calcium. A complete shock, I mean, I feel great! Now I’m TRYING to determine the best diet for myself being that my coronary calcium was high. Some say carnivore, some say keto, some say paleo, some say vegan. I’m just really confused at this point. Hope you do well.

    • @hugoanderkivi
      @hugoanderkivi Год назад +7

      @N2 DaAIR The diet choice should be determined on your goal and preferences. There's no universal diet.

    • @ednalansdowne232
      @ednalansdowne232 Год назад

      @@n2daair23 Check that you are getting enough Vitamin K2, needed to control where the Calcium goes. It is involved in reducing Calcium presence in tissues and plaques and redirecting that Calcium into bone where it belongs.
      K2 is produced by bacterial action, in your gut, found in fermented foods and hard cheeses, and available as a supplement too.

    • @CynCopeland-TheAnswerIsMeat
      @CynCopeland-TheAnswerIsMeat Год назад

      For 99% of my adult life (you know, the part where you have control over so much vs being at the mercy of chain smoking, poor dietary choice making parents (love them though x)) I've kept my sugar intake low, exercised moderately, ate wholefoods etc. 60 years now, all bloods looking good, Calcium Score 0 (sorry N2DaAir) and wanting it to continue!! These videos and this information is so important for us to keep sane, keep control beyond what 'government and industry' preach. We're at the age where we're losing family and friends and it can be quite confronting. @N2DaAir, maybe focus on what NOT to eat (the list isn't actually that long). Whole food (not fast food), time restricted eating - maybe 16:8 to allow your body time to scavenge and heal, fat/protein/low gi carbs are good paths to follow. x wishing you all continued vitality and sanity in an unvital and insane world!

    • @terrimobley6067
      @terrimobley6067 Год назад

      @@n2daair23 vitamin K2 helps the body remove calcium from soft tissue and sends it to the blood ...
      Vitamin D3 finds it in the blood and puts it in the bones/teeth.
      Id start with keto... Check out Dr Bergs videos. He has a start here video.

  • @terraloft
    @terraloft Год назад +22

    Not one wasted word. How many lives will be enhanced with this presentation?

  • @johngmccune
    @johngmccune Год назад +52

    I know Dr. Mason has a day job, but if you didn't know that, you'd think that he devotes all of his time to studying published research so that he can digest and summarize it in order to pass it on to the rest of us. Couple that with his concise, easy-to follow (and even witty) delivery, and the result is an incredibly effective and helpful messaging. Thanks you a ton!

    • @dorsetboronia6744
      @dorsetboronia6744 Год назад +7

      He is a brilliant professional and I find those able individuals get a prodigious amount of work done.

  • @BiggieCheese45
    @BiggieCheese45 Год назад +238

    One of the most important lectures ever given by Dr. Paul Mason

    • @niceadz6164
      @niceadz6164 Год назад

      He has given a few crackers!!

    • @Savannah-ed4rv
      @Savannah-ed4rv 10 месяцев назад

      He's a genius and should get an award!

  • @YouTuber-ep5xx
    @YouTuber-ep5xx Год назад +477

    Here in the agricultural midwestern US, nearly every acre is used to grow corn or soybeans. The grocery shelves are stuffed with thousands of seed-oil-based processed/fake food products. The demise of seed oils, which cannot come soon enough, would lead to VAST changes in US agriculture. VAST money involved. Dr. Mason's message will not be well-received, to say the least.....

    • @sherriedaubenmire3364
      @sherriedaubenmire3364 Год назад +153

      Here in the midwestern US...we are fat and sick...wouldnt it be awesome to use those same lands for grass-fed 4 legged crops?

    • @robertseavor4304
      @robertseavor4304 Год назад +59

      Sinilar problem here except the UK government is now paying farmers to do nothing while the price of good meat is crazily high. We all need more 🐄 🐮 and 🐖 🐷

    • @Baard2000
      @Baard2000 Год назад

      @@sherriedaubenmire3364 we mortals dont understand that what the WEF wants is sacred : vegan...and if not whole vegan : a bit of bugs added. You are right : if US, and other countries, would switch to " normal old fashion " food , rich in nutrients, health would quicker improve than a vax roll out.....

    • @Truth15freedom
      @Truth15freedom Год назад

      In Europe they are using Palm Oil and Lard to make bio-diesel and subsidizing rapeseed for food. Should be the other way around.

    • @Truth15freedom
      @Truth15freedom Год назад +42

      @@robertseavor4304 When I was in England my mother ask why is everyone growing mustard? To which her cousin replied, "That's rapeweed the government is paying those farmers to "let" their fields go to weed and we get a healthy olive oil substitute." If I knew then what I know now.

  • @beautifulgirl219
    @beautifulgirl219 Год назад +354

    One of the smartest and most insightful individuals I've come across. Wish I had him for my treating physician. Another great presentation, I learn something with each talk he gives. I'm reconsidering coconut oil.

    • @MrSojek
      @MrSojek Год назад +7

      Some people avoid it due to its smell, which is nice.

    • @YourLifeRedefined
      @YourLifeRedefined Год назад +14

      I wish he was my physician too. I’m hesitant to meet him because I’ve devoured all his talks and would hate to be disappointed in his personality but he’s a brilliant man nonetheless and has taught me a lot.

    • @Pinkorchid72
      @Pinkorchid72 Год назад +6

      Same.

    • @Pinkorchid72
      @Pinkorchid72 Год назад +15

      I gave up coconut oil 2 yrs ago. I wasn't really consuming much anyway because i don't like the taste. Ended up throwing out all the coconut oil products I would buy because the jars and bottles would just go rancid in my pantry! Maybe it was my body unconsciously recognizing it's not something healthy or natural to eat.

    • @mamaknows1062
      @mamaknows1062 Год назад +15

      @@Pinkorchid72 yet, coconut oil has reversed and saved people from dementia. Also used in ALS rubbed on entire body. Sometimes taking something for a certain period of time is whats needed, like antibiotics or pain relievers. Problem with most people they do the same thing day in and day out without regards to body changes and aging.

  • @pointshealthcoaching8474
    @pointshealthcoaching8474 Год назад +26

    Definitely food for thought; so glad he shines a light on censorship in this time of authoritarianism & tyrannical public health policies

  • @JMK-vo8pv
    @JMK-vo8pv Год назад +111

    Brilliant presentation, Dr. Paul Mason. Keep up your ongoing investigation into the TRUE cause of atherosclerosis so that we patients can challenge our cardiologists on the dying "LIPID-HEART HYPOTHESIS"!

    • @TheNaturalHealthBlogger
      @TheNaturalHealthBlogger Год назад

      Whether the lipid- heart disease hypothesis is lacking in full understanding, makes no difference to the dangerous carnivore zero fiber, zero healthy whole plant food extreme all meat/animal food fad diets these types promote
      Which would be the absolute polar opposite of how you'd want to eat if you had atherosclerosis.
      I mean zero fiber etc, that alone missing out on all the cardio-metabolic benefits is moronic, not surprising these types have off the charts LDL-C and other poor lipid/cholesterol biomarkers, that they have to then endlessly trying to sit justifying as if its ok, to the point of outright dangerous science denial of LDL-C.
      Ohh its just oxidized cholesterol you need to worry about, or ohh my trig/HDL ratio is fine, so i'll be immune to heart disease even though LDL-C is an independent risk factor.
      Same nonsense the high carb vegans come out with as they often have poor trig/HDL ratios, but decent LDL/C-total cholesterol ratios, so they prey on that. Even though low cholesterol can be just as problematic.

  • @kfgabriele9852
    @kfgabriele9852 Год назад +102

    Fantastic lecture series! The quality and relevance of information this channel provides is second to none. Thank you!

    • @ighfirlee
      @ighfirlee Год назад +3

      crazy how many doctors have contributed to this channel

  • @kekaknacks387
    @kekaknacks387 Год назад +15

    Excellent video just subscribed. I am from down under Geelong :) I'm a female in my 50's got diagnosed with type2 D a few years ago, I was put on high blood pressure medicine, high cholesterol and diabetic medicine and last year found the Keto Life way of eating and Carnivore and up till now I have Lost around 25kilos and stopped all my medication and even reversed my type2D even though one of my doctors told me I was in the wrong and that I was going to have a heart attack. I am feeling better then ever before. We need this information out there for everyone to know. Thank you

  • @변창해-o2p
    @변창해-o2p Год назад +65

    Again, so professional explanation on the real causes of heart disease. Thank you so much dr Paul Mason

  • @DrWaadAminFitnessNutritionist
    @DrWaadAminFitnessNutritionist Год назад +4

    Dr Paul Mason amazes me by his audacity and the way he delivers valuable information in a fun way that anyone can understand.
    I wish all my doctors at university were like him.
    Thank you for this lecture, it was very helpful and fun!

  • @nancy-nm8vb
    @nancy-nm8vb 8 месяцев назад +2

    I am in absolute awe of Dr. Mason, he is such a good teacher and as a scientist i admire even more the way he explains. i'd watch anything he records, even commenting a rugby match

  • @Turbo2640
    @Turbo2640 Год назад +49

    No only excellent, meaningful and usable content, it is also delivered in a brief, pithy and time-efficient way, with that hallmark ever-so-slightly mischievous humor. Thanks Paul!

  • @jonmoceri
    @jonmoceri Год назад +31

    Great lecture. I went low carb keto carnivore almost 2 years ago. Saved my life. Thanks to Dr. Paul Mason and the other folks at Low Carb Down Under.

    • @bethcarey8530
      @bethcarey8530 Год назад

      Thanks for sharing @jonmoceri - can I ask if you went from high heart calcium test results to lower on low carb/keto carnivore?

  • @juliepowell2572
    @juliepowell2572 Год назад +17

    I stumbled across Dr Mason a couple of weeks ago. I love how he explains the why, what and where of all factors. Even a layperson like myself can understand him.

  • @2Langdon
    @2Langdon Год назад +37

    Great work. And well done Dr Paul for giving a commendation to Dr Malcolm Kendrick. All his books are excellent and he also has a blog that is well worth following.

  • @KeithRobertson57
    @KeithRobertson57 Год назад +44

    Excellent, well done Paul. Malcolm Kendrick will be pleased 👍🏻 Especially with the mention at the end 😍

  • @tigs73
    @tigs73 Год назад +53

    Brilliant. I've read Dr Kendrick's book and am thrilled other doctors are following these investigations.

    • @catriamou
      @catriamou Год назад +1

      Which of his books do you recommend first? Thank you

    • @barryseaton4932
      @barryseaton4932 Год назад

      @@catriamou most recent one The Clot Thickens ... kinda brings you up to speed from earlier, say the Great Cholesterol con ... for a quick intro for anyone search online for his name and the phrase "black swan" regarding FHC ... familial hypercholesterolemia... this was the beginning of my own journey doing self ordered blood tests, going keto and "following" dave feldman to the point of trying his protocol ... leanish hyper responder it turns out, but the protocol worked ... three days high fats lowered total cholesterol, as predicted. Dr K is an easy read and an insight to the history/politics/money of the lipid hypothesis

    • @chrismyers9951
      @chrismyers9951 7 дней назад

      The Clot Thickens.

  • @sdjdad9
    @sdjdad9 Год назад +17

    You are an Absolute Legend Paul. Total Respect for All that you and others at Low Carb Down Under do for All of us. 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

  • @blahblah6725
    @blahblah6725 Год назад +71

    I suggest every video of Doctor Mason. He is a lifesaver.

    • @terraflow__bryanburdo4547
      @terraflow__bryanburdo4547 Год назад +6

      My "go-to" authority. It helps that he is not at all authoritarian, just calmly and cheerfully presents the evidence.

    • @Truth15freedom
      @Truth15freedom Год назад +1

      @@terraflow__bryanburdo4547 I like how he doesn't talk down to the listener.

  • @dianavaldez3371
    @dianavaldez3371 Год назад +6

    This information and presentation deserves at least 10 million views 👏👏👏

  • @christophercharles3169
    @christophercharles3169 11 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome lecture. There are simply too many medical practitioners, not only questioning the current cholesterol to heart disease narrative but also the standard diet we've been recommended for years. These caring individuals, who dared to challenge group think, are heroes in my humble opinion and directly influenced the start of my carnivore journey some 8 weeks ago. I am following their endeavors with the utmost interest and curiosity.

  • @hlits6310
    @hlits6310 Год назад +7

    Paul Mason, thank you so much for interpreting the data for us mere mortals. You are saving countless lives that you’ll never know about. Thank you thank you thank you

  • @DanaVastman
    @DanaVastman Год назад +33

    You never cease to amaze me! THANKS, Paul 👍

  • @maxgulhanemd
    @maxgulhanemd Год назад +14

    Dr Mason with another iconoclastic and very well argued presentation. As seems to be typical in the history of science, those breaking old paradigms and introducing new thought are from outside the field (in this case Cardiology). A must watch for all medical students and junior doctors.

  • @Hinz2005
    @Hinz2005 Год назад +3

    Can we all admit that Mason is the best presenter? Good. I'm glad we agree.

  • @IndyRickHikes
    @IndyRickHikes Год назад +17

    Wow! The mechanisms revealed. Since there is no processing/manufacturing profit in the solution, the answers hide in plain sight from the general population. Dr. Mason is a master at explaining the known science which reveals the relevance of our health markers. 👏👏👏. 🙏🙏🙏 Doctors Mason and Kendrick.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 Год назад

      It's a wonder it hasn't been removed as it threatens the biggest money maker for Big Pharma.

  • @Pinkorchid72
    @Pinkorchid72 Год назад +10

    I always enjoy Dr. Mason's lectures. He is a great communicator and educator.

  • @rosannamulcahy8385
    @rosannamulcahy8385 Год назад +14

    I wish I would have heard you speaking about all of this stuff 20 years ago. Thank you 💐

  • @rikk1234
    @rikk1234 Год назад +1

    I would like to thank Dr Mason and Doctors alike for their efforts in providing information like this. I have greatly benefited from the information they have provided including, weight loss, increased insulin sensitivity and increased energy.

  • @pommieMJ
    @pommieMJ Год назад +7

    Dr. Mason you do some of the best medical presentations here on RUclips but this is perhaps one of your absolute best. Mind blowing information and detail at every minute. Thank you 🙏

  • @rlshultz5841
    @rlshultz5841 Год назад +33

    I hard a heart attack after a triathlon. Completed the race and after they put in 2 stents. They stated I was 20% blocked and thought some of the plaque broke off during the race and caused a blockage. That was 5 years ago. Now carnivore still racing and feel great. Paul gave me the information years ago to determine the root cause (diet). Something the doctors could not or would not tell me.

    • @SET12DSP
      @SET12DSP Год назад

      I'll tell you it was the training that caused mechanical stress on the arteries, which depleted vitamin C from the damaged artery.
      Want to know more?
      Check out Dr Thomas Levy's book "Stop America's #1 Killer " Proof that the Origin of All Coronary Heart Disease is Clearly Reversible Arterial Scurvy.
      My CAC has gone from 660 to 458. And if it has cleared hard calcium then clearing the plaque was nothing....

    • @roonbooks3227
      @roonbooks3227 9 месяцев назад +2

      Not surprised

    • @fabioriato
      @fabioriato 2 месяца назад

      If you're a triathlete and worried about your well being, then I must be _that guy_ and inform you that this is a sport that will actually play _against_ you, not in your favor.
      Long endurance sports are now scientifically shown to be causes for heart disease, as well. They promote high doses of oxidative stress, can hypertrophy your heart, and give you worse health conditions.
      I know athletes (pro or amateur) love their sports and it sucks to say these words, but I thought you should know, especially after you already had a heart attack.
      What to do, then? Any physical activity that seeks for short-term, "explosive" bursts rather than endurance. HIT strength training and/or HIIT cardio will be much safer to your health.

  • @EarmuffHugger
    @EarmuffHugger Год назад +7

    3 minutes in & I know where you're going...Thanks to all Good & Intelligent Scientists & Doctors.👍

  • @ll2580
    @ll2580 Год назад +17

    The best lecture on the internet 👏

  • @YouTuber-ep5xx
    @YouTuber-ep5xx Год назад +188

    Dr. Paul Mason is amazing at presenting complex science so the lay person can understand. I ate low-fat for 20 years to avoid my dad's heart disease. Lots of bran cereals and whole breads. Oops. That got me acute coronary artery disease in my 50s. So this info concerning plant sterols and seed oils in heart disease isn't surprising me.....

    • @Pinkorchid72
      @Pinkorchid72 Год назад +11

      Wow. I gave up carbs after 7 years ago in a slow process at first. Moderate low carb to now ultra low carb < 5 to 10 g/day (accounting for naturally occurring carbs in liver and organ meats which I eat 1 to 2 times a week)

    • @bwoodward9564
      @bwoodward9564 Год назад +1

      I am confused with the term oxidation and how it is applied here and with building muscle. Can you help?

    • @TheNaturalHealthBlogger
      @TheNaturalHealthBlogger Год назад +3

      Eating brans and whole breads didn't give you heart disease lol
      Some other component of your diet contributed to this or mechanism, hyperhomocysteinemia from the lack of dietary vitamin B12 for methylation or so on.
      Whole grains are heart-healthy foods.

    • @Truth15freedom
      @Truth15freedom Год назад +31

      @@TheNaturalHealthBlogger Phytates in whole grains block nutrition absorption, and whole grain products will almost exclusively be made with unhealthy seed oils. The only reason it's considered heart healthy is because it lowers cholesterol.

    • @sportbilly6329
      @sportbilly6329 Год назад +19

      @@TheNaturalHealthBlogger care to share any studies that prove that whole grains are heart healthy? Not food surveys either

  • @helenf1439
    @helenf1439 Год назад +10

    Wow! Just Wow!
    I've learned more in this 3 part series than anywhere else, and so easy to understand!
    Thank you Dr Mason!

  • @bentriefus5961
    @bentriefus5961 Год назад +13

    Thanks Dr Paul - another corker.. great to see you getting onto this - from memory Kendrick and Ivor Cummins were banging out the glycation and clotting risk a few years back - hence the D3K2 mk7 meme for reversing plaque build up. Seeing the clear links and telling this story puts 'us' in the box seat for dealing with heart disease - bravo

  • @therealdeal3672
    @therealdeal3672 Год назад +13

    Always learn so much from Dr Mason. His presentations are very well structured and always the perfect length. His wealth of information is absolutely great, delivered clear and concisely.

  • @johnsmith-fr3sx
    @johnsmith-fr3sx Год назад +51

    Wonderful talk. Real facts about heart disease and not the establishment quackery.

  • @peterholt4806
    @peterholt4806 Год назад +53

    A great lecture which backs up the research by Dr Malcolm Kendrick in his book "The Clot Thickens". A must read in my opinion. He also mentions the special lipoprotein Lp(a), which is a key component of clots formed around arterial damage. When anyone previously found lipoprotein structures in plaques, they were almost certainly seeing Lp(a), and not LDL.

    • @terraflow__bryanburdo4547
      @terraflow__bryanburdo4547 Год назад +1

      That makes a lot of sense.

    • @catriamou
      @catriamou Год назад +1

      Is his book easy to comprehend if not a medical person? Thank you!

    • @lawdogwales5921
      @lawdogwales5921 Год назад +1

      @@catriamou It is very readable. Like talking to a friend.

    • @tubetime39
      @tubetime39 Год назад

      @@lawdogwales5921 I can not find the book, only Kindle or audio. Bummer

    • @dimitrist1976
      @dimitrist1976 Год назад +2

      @@tubetime39 His book "Doctoring Data" is a must read.

  • @gianfrancashewell4185
    @gianfrancashewell4185 Год назад +3

    Thank you for explaining in such a clear and easy to follow manner. I have been listening to Malcolm Kendrick for a few years now and am ecstatic that other doctors are now espousing the clotting theory.

  • @maisie6904
    @maisie6904 Год назад +10

    Thank you for mentioning Dr Kendrick- I’m a huge fan of you both ❤ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @NuclearCarnivore
    @NuclearCarnivore Год назад +7

    Increase saturated fat decrease polyunsaturated fat. avoid seed oils, and pollution because they cause oxidative stress. Keep your blood glucose steady to decrease risk from oxidative stress.
    Thank you very much Dr. Mason

    • @catriamou
      @catriamou Год назад

      How do we monitor blood glucose without going to doctors? More, how are we going to stay on meats with the wave now of not eating it and farms being bought up so meat isn’t available?

  • @cmonkey63
    @cmonkey63 Год назад +12

    Thanks for mentioning Dr McKendrick (sp?). I've read several of his books and enjoyed them all. Being cancelled on Wikipedia is not a shame but a badge of honour.

  • @laurenelizabeth8823
    @laurenelizabeth8823 Год назад +7

    This guy is brilliant. Thank you for this presentation - very reasoned and compelling!

  • @walterflorczak701
    @walterflorczak701 Год назад +1

    THANK YOU! I could write 1,000 words on why your research, production and posting of this material is so profoundly beneficial, but, I would merely be summarizing what you have presented within here. Being a chemist, with a good understanding of the biochemistry, your facts and logic are very sound, and, you put this into perspective really well. Thanks again!

  • @mrpeabody8187
    @mrpeabody8187 Год назад +10

    Thank god for men like Dr Paul Mason

  • @InfinitEternaLovEmmanuel
    @InfinitEternaLovEmmanuel 7 месяцев назад

    EVERY doctor, starting with cardiologists, needs to hear this! Dr. Mason is what a real scientist, teacher and doctor should be…a seeker of truth! Ev

  • @CCNewbold
    @CCNewbold Год назад +39

    Thank you for these lectures. May I suggest adding the links to lectures 1 & 2 in the description box?

    • @tactileslut
      @tactileslut Год назад +8

      #1: ruclips.net/video/rdgS3PuSuyg/видео.html

    • @tactileslut
      @tactileslut Год назад +8

      #2 (statins): ruclips.net/video/I7r4j1u42V8/видео.html

    • @zuggman6530
      @zuggman6530 Год назад +3

      @@tactileslut thank you,😁

  • @thandikunene4938
    @thandikunene4938 Год назад

    Each time i listen to Dr. Mason my mind is blown away.......Great Presentation

  • @markmacfarlane3169
    @markmacfarlane3169 Год назад +13

    I'd love to hear Paul Mason's opinion on where clot related heart attacks went up by 324% in the UK in 2022.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 Год назад +10

      He would be removed from Big Brother Y.T. if that happened.

  • @geopietro
    @geopietro Год назад +15

    Brilliant presentation. Thank you. For those of us on "80/20 keto" (80% of calories from fat and 20% from protein), it is critically important to choose our fat sources very carefully. Even though olive, avocado and coconut oils have a better mono/poly/saturated fat profile than other plant oils, they still contain the problematic phytosterols.

    • @redpillthinking6043
      @redpillthinking6043 Год назад +5

      Beef tallow and ghee is the more healthy option compared to oil.

    • @notadocf538
      @notadocf538 Год назад

      Then why the Italians dont all have heart attacks?? They consume almost one liter of oil per person prr week . They consume lots of animals fat, maybe is the polyphenol in the wine keeps them healthy

    • @lawdogwales5921
      @lawdogwales5921 Год назад +4

      @@redpillthinking6043 Butter up, buttercup.

    • @nataliajimenez1870
      @nataliajimenez1870 Год назад +4

      And butter has a much better profile if it comes from pasture-raised animals. We can't forget the oily fish either that have the highest percentage of Omega-3

    • @johnnypenso9574
      @johnnypenso9574 Год назад

      Your confusion begins with "better mono/poly/saturated fat profile". False assumption.

  • @mbrochh82
    @mbrochh82 Год назад +8

    Here is a ChatGPT summary:
    - Dr Paul Mason's lecture is about the fairy tale that saturated fat causes heart disease.
    - 75% of patients hospitalised for heart attack did not have high LDL.
    - Blood clots are central to the development of atherosclerosis and a key risk factor for heart disease.
    - High triglycerides and low HDL are associated with an increased risk of blood clotting.
    - Oxidation is a major cause of heart disease and can damage the glyco calyx, a protective barrier against clotting.
    - High and fluctuating blood glucose levels, as occurs in diabetes, generates oxidation and increases clot risk.
    - Seed oils are prone to oxidation and contain phytosterols, which can interfere with normal biochemical processes and form crystals in atherosclerosis.
    - Red blood cells contain more free cholesterol and plant sterols than any other cell in the body
    - Consumption of plant foods, especially seed oils, has been shown to result in plant sterol accumulation in red blood cell membranes at the expense of cholesterol
    - Seed oil intake has been linked to a greater incidence of death than sugar when it exceeds 6% of energy in the diet
    - Polyunsaturated fat intake began to rise in the early 1900s, which is likely a causal role in the epidemic of heart disease that followed
    - Replacing saturated fat with seed oil has been found to increase mortality in three large scale randomised control trials
    - Lowering saturated fat intake is associated with an increased risk of heart disease
    - Seed oil intake increases the risk of death
    - Plant sterols reduce blood levels of LDL by inhibiting the absorption of cholesterol from the small intestine
    - Coconut oil is a plant oil and contains sterols, which is why it drops LDL levels
    - Statins inhibit blood clotting pathways and inhibit the release of plaque destabilising matrix metalloproteinases, but have side effects such as an increased risk of brain bleeding and diabetes
    - The lipid hypothesis has been argued against by Malcolm Kendrick, who has been cancelled by Wikipedia
    - Factors that increase clotting risk include oxidation, pollution, seed oil consumption, and blood glucose levels

  • @jeff911rn99
    @jeff911rn99 Год назад +5

    Best lecture I've EVER seen on CVD causes. Very thorough explanation👍! Wow

  • @Johneseed
    @Johneseed Год назад +7

    This was a great lecture and gives me a lot to think about over time. Love this doctor and he always offers great material to have a your brain get some fantastic workouts! ❤

  • @lindabirmingham603
    @lindabirmingham603 10 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for an excellent presentation on this topic! I highly recommend Malcolm Kendrick's book "A Clot Thickens". The Audible version is also an enjoyable listen...
    Perhaps some of the crystals in plaques are calcium oxalate (monohydrate) as they also have a similar shape. There was a study of atherosclerotic plaques in patients that died of HIV that showed a significant amount of calcium oxalate crystals in the plaques. The researchers were looking for it. Routine pathology staining would not have identified it.
    It would be interesting to see research done to determine the crystal type. If the fresh plaque was processed using a different method, the crystals wouldn't dissolve and could be examined using special stains (Alizarin red).

  • @Appleblade
    @Appleblade Год назад +185

    So crazy... 6 years of animal fat eating (small plant consumption the first three... but no seed oils) and my HDL has gone from 43 to 83, and my trigs are down from 116 to 85. My LDL went from 180 to 313... and I couldn't be happier.

    • @GREATTECH1
      @GREATTECH1 Год назад +33

      This happened to me, and my doctor panicked and wanted to put me on statins. Every time I do statins, my good HDL goes down when my cholesterol level drops. Before statins I had very low triglycerides also. What doesn't my doctor understand?

    • @viraltarpara1704
      @viraltarpara1704 Год назад +15

      @@GREATTECH1 ask for an LPP+ test, what matters is low ApoB count and low oxidized LDL

    • @Lovecruzin1
      @Lovecruzin1 Год назад +1

      I just had my cholesterol done yesterday, HDL 83, Triglycerides 135, LDL was 216…….what should I do?

    • @johnbenischek5622
      @johnbenischek5622 Год назад +53

      @@Lovecruzin1 Reduce your carbs to 50 grams a day, stop eating sugar, bread, pasta, rice, margarine, canola oil, soy oil, corn oil, potato chips, french fries, or any other processed food. Instead eat pasture raised eggs, meat, fish, vegetables, salads, and use real organic olive oil, avocado oil, and cook with lard. Do Intermittent Fasting by skipping breakfast and instead make lunch your first meal of the day at noon, then have dinner at 5:00, and no snacking at any other time. After I stopped taking statins and started do the Keto diet, my Triglycerides went from 269 down to 64 and my HDL went from 40 to 53. I have not felt this good in years.

    • @TheNaturalHealthBlogger
      @TheNaturalHealthBlogger Год назад +6

      So you improved two markers, but as usual have off the charts LDL-C to a potential unhealthy level.
      Trading one risk factor for another due to imbalanced extreme all meat/animal food/excessive saturated fat, zero fiber, no healthy whole plant dangerous nonsense.

  • @niceadz6164
    @niceadz6164 Год назад +2

    Fantastic information! You deserve a medal for joining the dots on this! I think we were all blaming seed oils, but you have nailed the science now and hopefully this can get out and agreed by the dogmatic vegans!

  • @bambigrage8464
    @bambigrage8464 Год назад +9

    More videos Dr. Paul Mason!🙏

  • @dorsetboronia6744
    @dorsetboronia6744 Год назад +7

    Well!! More fascinating info from our brilliant Dr Mason………. From Melbourne

  • @LVQ-so5th
    @LVQ-so5th Год назад +10

    This is Dr. Mason's best and most important talk (and that's saying something). He really connects the dots here, starting with the foundation set by Dr. Kendrick. Both have helped in forming a unifying theory of heart disease. Now, will the broader medical community admit its errors and revise its guidelines? I doubt it.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 Год назад

      It would cost Big Pharma $ Billions so, I don't think so, they probably prefer people sick but alive enough to require mass prescriptions for life.

  • @AnotherHomeChef
    @AnotherHomeChef 2 месяца назад

    By far the best explanation of how arterial plaques form and the associated risk factors.

  • @ryansparling1434
    @ryansparling1434 Год назад +6

    Dr. Mason.. again you have blown my mind. Well done.

  • @VicknairD
    @VicknairD Год назад +19

    Awesome! Just finishing The Clot Thickens by Dr Malcolm Kendrick. Going to give it and a link to this video to my DO. You’d think this topic would make for dry reading, but you would be wrong. It’s been at times funny and very informative read for this accountant. Most relevant to me, however, is Chapter 15, Keeping Cardiovascular Disease at Bay. If you are familiar with Ivor Cummins, you know what I mean.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 Год назад

      Anything an accountant reads probably seems "funny" at times. Joking of course.

  • @desmondo7042
    @desmondo7042 Год назад +3

    Goodonya Dr Mason, another insightful & inspirational talk.

  • @defdaz
    @defdaz Год назад +2

    Fantastic as always. Have to keep hoping that the truth will one day become mainstream.

  • @dfrost2949
    @dfrost2949 Год назад +30

    Amazing presentation 👏. I always like watching Dr. Paul Mason videos. The information provided is so powerful & well put together, the arguments of proving the real cause of heart disease is consuming vegetable/seed oil. I stopped eating seed oil for more than 1 year & have been eating saturated fat, & I feel fantastic. Thanks Dr. Mason. You are my hero. 👍🥰

    • @justanley73
      @justanley73 Год назад +1

      what about walnut oil and pure olive oil?, because i take one table spoon of each everyday and now i dont know what to do

    • @naseebahkhalil4204
      @naseebahkhalil4204 Год назад +1

      Pure olive oil/extra virgin olive oil is not a vegetable seed oil.

  • @yellowmoontonkawanative8920
    @yellowmoontonkawanative8920 Год назад +2

    Thank you dr mason : this is the best explanation of heart disease and if you don't mind i'm showing this to my doctor. So thank you very very much

  • @willywest1493
    @willywest1493 Год назад +4

    Dr Mason, you’re a legend, thank you! 16 months carnivore now, training like I was in my thirties and obtained a CAC score of zero just two days ago 🙏

    • @ahmadawadallah5321
      @ahmadawadallah5321 Год назад +1

      That's awesome. How old are you if you don't mind me asking?

    • @LulaJake
      @LulaJake Год назад

      How much did the CAC test cost?

  • @gotmama2
    @gotmama2 Год назад +1

    Is there a transcript of this presentation ? Dr. Mason is my hero; he gives precise, researched explanations, connects the dots that be connected... My next cardiologist appointment is 24 days from now. I stopped taking statins (yes, AMA), and this might be a come-to-Jesus appointment. I've been working with said cardiologist to reduce my BP and diabetes meds, because five months on a carnivore diet, my A1c has dropped from 13% to 5.8%, and my BP (which was never really in the hypertensive range) dropped down as low as 70/30, 88/54 ...

    • @nobodyinparticular5224
      @nobodyinparticular5224 Год назад

      Under the video is a description of the video, if you expand the "box" by pressing the "show more" button, and scroll down, there is a 👉Show Transcript button.

  • @peterholt4806
    @peterholt4806 Год назад +23

    As Dr Kendrick has said many times. Any positive effect from Statins are likely due to blood thinning actions and not cholesterol lowering. Indeed, the lowering of cholesterol in the over 65s is detrimental to morbidity and mortality. With this in mind, statin trials should have been to compare statins to other cheap blood thinners/anticoagulants rather than placebo.

    • @tubetime39
      @tubetime39 Год назад +1

      I had a doctor say it's a good anti inflammatory to help prevent ( a doc saying prevent using an anti inflammatory ?!) heart disease, since my cholesterol was not high !! What a joke !

  • @BCBeachcomber
    @BCBeachcomber Год назад +7

    Incredible! Excellent presentation.
    Might you have info on the use of K2/Nattokinase for those with high risk factors? Unable to find discussions/articles. Thank you.

  • @stuart4858
    @stuart4858 Год назад +6

    Thank you for a most insightful presentation. Also thank you for your endorsement of Malcolm Kendrick's book, which is a fantastic read.

  • @trianglejudoclub5873
    @trianglejudoclub5873 Год назад +6

    Thank you Dr Mason for another inspirational presentation.

  • @robvanloenhout3326
    @robvanloenhout3326 Год назад +9

    Wow. JMHO I think you're on the leading edge of putting alot of the moving parts on CVD together. I'm a big fan of Malcolm Kendrick, love his writing style.

  • @EnergyDiscoveries
    @EnergyDiscoveries Год назад +2

    This and all his videos need to go viral!

  • @donaldevanshennings7732
    @donaldevanshennings7732 Год назад +3

    This is an excellent lecture.
    Just as all his others are full of fascinating and useful information.

  • @johnmoffitt939
    @johnmoffitt939 Год назад

    You’re a most courageous researcher/ presenter Paul Expect to be discredited big time from those with a vested interest in profit you’re a Hero keep up the great exposition John Moffitt

  • @barblacy619
    @barblacy619 Год назад +7

    I love Dr Mason’s wicked little smile as he concludes with I’d like to discuss statins. So sweet, so kind.
    Our clueless compatriots are literally being poisoned by the greed of Big Pharma and the ignorance of ‘physicians’, who supposedly swear an oath to ‘do no harm’-unless it makes the next Mercedes payment….
    I am so thankful for Dr Mason and Dr Ken Berry(whom I stumbled upon soon after the death of my kid brother).
    I pray for their protection and provision daily.

  • @shirleydilleshaw5289
    @shirleydilleshaw5289 Год назад +2

    I need a good study to send my cardiologist. She said she’s read all reputable studies and wants to see where I’m getting my opinions about LDL & statins. Is this one of the best to send her please? I’m really bad about understanding the studies when I read them. I listen and learn, but can’t send her to RUclips. Anyone? Thank you! Thank you Dr Mason you explain it so thoroughly and I can easily understand

    • @anthonyvickers5986
      @anthonyvickers5986 Год назад

      What you have watched is a doctors opinion, not the results of scientific studies. Your cardiologist has studied cardiac health and treated numerous patients and probably knows more about cardiac health than a sports physician.

  • @hildagertze8539
    @hildagertze8539 Год назад +4

    Excellent presentation, thank you Dr Mason

  • @CarnivoreRonin
    @CarnivoreRonin Год назад +1

    I'm always so excited when I see a Dr. Paul Mason video drop! I click on it straight away.

  • @countrydwell
    @countrydwell Год назад +3

    So informative, thank you Dr. Mason. Just finished reading ‘The Clot Thickens’ by Dr. Malcolm Kendrick, which ties in with Dr. Mason’s talk.

  • @Philipk65
    @Philipk65 Год назад +5

    That was a super interesting talk. Thank you Dr Mason.

  • @mohammedrehman8306
    @mohammedrehman8306 Год назад +7

    Just think how many foods in the grocery stores and restaurants contain seed oils! It’s actually quite crazy.

  • @gingebrien2408
    @gingebrien2408 Год назад +1

    Dr. Paul as usual your doing another great lecture. You should be a house hold name. If people would listen to all your lectures and follow your recommendations, millions would live without illness. Cheers a fan Dr. Ginge And yes I will be reconsidering Coconut oil. I don’t use but I’ve suggested may be beneficial

  • @RoosKohn
    @RoosKohn Год назад +11

    Nice. I’ve been on 80% carnivore diet now for two months and so much has changed. After two days all eating cravings just disappeared leaving me with sufficient energy to go about my day and best of all lower the heating cost as my core temperature is more stable as in less hot flashes or cold-spells. Heating cost kill financially in the Netherlands at the moment. On a side note government just prohibited make advertisements at bus and tram stops for fish or meat.

    • @jessideb333
      @jessideb333 Год назад +3

      Thank- you for sharing about lowering of the heat. I too am following a more carnivore diet. I get up in the morning and was wondering why when the furnace is at 65, I feel comfortable and don't need to turn the heat up. Its this amazing way of eating lifestyle.

    • @Wds__99
      @Wds__99 Год назад +8

      That's crazy and scary about banning meat advertising! My government in Canada is headed in the same direction.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 Год назад

      Sounds like they are trying to "thin the herd".

  • @Metranger-xd4bt
    @Metranger-xd4bt Год назад

    I could listen to Dr. Mason all the time. I would LOVE a podcast with he and Dr. Saladino. It would be such an important discussion for the metabolically healthy and active carnivores.

  • @bash5552
    @bash5552 Год назад +3

    Again, best channel for info, thank you Dr. Mason!

  • @maxlipovore
    @maxlipovore Год назад +1

    I'm buying Dr Kendrick's book ASAP. That's one of the only ways to get the message through to the censors.

  • @Carnivoreshrink
    @Carnivoreshrink Год назад +9

    Thank you so much for this! I'm a huge fan of Malcolm Kendrick's work but haven't yet read his recent book. I will be! Amazing content so please keep it coming 🙏

  • @brianforsberg6116
    @brianforsberg6116 Год назад +1

    I have had a hart valvue replacement since the age of 11, and on warfarin for 40 year+. I have had another heartvalvue replacement in addition to my aurota being replaced. When they did the pre-op exploration to see if I needed any heart disease fixing, the Surgeons where suprised at how clean I was. Your points on the clots does explain that, and I am going to attempt the Carnivore diet, to try to reverse some of the type 2 diabetes I have. Thanks for your work and your talks.

  • @Frunobulax53
    @Frunobulax53 Год назад +13

    This should be mandatory watching for all medicine students :)
    As for plant sterols, judging from populations like the Tokelau natives, it would appear that coconut oil in large quantities is perfectly healthy in a pre-agricultural environment. I wonder if there is some kind of catalyst that changes that. And considering how fast they turned diabetic after being introduced to high-carb foods, my money would be on glucose or possibly lectins.

    • @lorrimang
      @lorrimang Год назад

      Some of the coconut oil I have seen were "partially hydrogenated" on the small print at the back.

    • @NadeemAhmed-nv2br
      @NadeemAhmed-nv2br Год назад

      They are tribes which consume primarily carbs and are just as healthy, I'm pretty sure whatever it is has to do with seed oils

    • @NadeemAhmed-nv2br
      @NadeemAhmed-nv2br Год назад

      Also plant sterols have been known to reduce ldlc which is what is one of the main things in arterial plaque as well as reduce the chance for breast cancer so they aren't all bad, after all even fiber reduces nutrient absorption but doesn't eliminate it and eating these things with meat while cooking them solves most of the problems associated with them while having them raw has a lot of issues. There's a reason humans cook and can access stuff in food that many other creatures can't. Of course overdoing it leads to problems just like overdoing any kind of food without balance it out with something else

    • @surferscollective613
      @surferscollective613 Год назад

      Adaptation

  • @BillyBob-si2db
    @BillyBob-si2db 9 месяцев назад

    Excellent video and information. Probably the best articulation on the topic yet. 100% keep it up.

  • @thandikunene4938
    @thandikunene4938 Год назад +6

    Dr. Paul Mason is a genius.......

  • @elibennett6168
    @elibennett6168 Год назад +3

    I'd like to know more above Dr Mason's view of olive oil. It has some of the highest antioxidants in its EVOO form, seems to be one of the lower options for plant sterols, and some evidence for cancer apoptosis. We don't cook with it but use it cold.

  • @chrismyers9951
    @chrismyers9951 Год назад +11

    Paul Mason is awesome !

  • @pattyrucci5943
    @pattyrucci5943 Год назад

    Excellent. Dr. Mason is a genius. I have learned so much from his talks .