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We've maintained for the past five years that there is no link between cholesterol and heart disease. People's obsession with lowering their cholesterol has nothing to do with reducing their likelihood of having a heart attack. This is in direct conflict with the message that most doctors, prescriptive drug companies, and the media would have you believe. Here are a few videos that might help you decide for yourself.

This first video is short - easy viewing... a teaser that might raise your curiosity.



This series of 5 videos is from a lecture given by Dr. Malcolm Kendrick. If you were intrigued by the video above, these are a must watch!
Part 1: Cholesterol
Part 2: Familiel Hypercholesterolaemia
Part 3: About Statins
Part 4: Heart Disease
Part 5: Cardiovascular Disease Populations

Morning Shake + Evening meal Shake + Butternut Squash Soup Morning Shake
1/3 banana
1 orange
1/2 cup frozen (or fresh) berries
1 cup raw whole milk(unpasturized - if raw milk is unavailable for you, use pasturized whole milk)
1 egg (I buy the most expensive, highest quality eggs I can find since I eat them raw)
1 scoop whey protein powder
1 tablespoon SuperFood
7 - 12 ice cubes

Evening meal Shake (good w/ a separate protein for dinner - like chicken, salmon, beef or pork (this does not go in the shake!))
1 orange
1/2 apple
8 grapes
2 celery stalks
1 carrot
1/4 head of cabbage
1 small cucumber
6-10 ice cubes
add water as needed

Butternut Squash Soup
2/3 butternut squash - cut into pieces w/ skin on (remove pulp)
1/3 yellow onion
1 red or green pepper
1 med-large tomato
pinch of cayenne pepper
1/8 tsp marjoram
add chicken or vegetable stock as needed
If you have a Vita-Mix, leaving it on high for 6-7 min will heat it up nicely.