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Statins are used to lower cholesterol levels, but don’t reduce the risk of stroke or heart attack. Cholesterol is a risk factor tied to artery disease. The higher the cholesterol the more likely you’ll have a heart attack or stroke. Dr. McDougall presents a new study that shows statins provide a risk reduction of about 1% for heart attack or stroke prevention, in other words no real reduction. As with all drugs, statins have potential adverse side effects that can be serious, without off
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Jack Dixon, NSCA, CPT: Fitness Trainer of the McDougall Program Discusses Diet vs. Exercise
Can exercise alone achieve desired weight loss goals? According to The McDougall Program's fitness trainer, Jack Dixon, NSCA, CPT, the answer is no. Abs are made in the kitchen, not the gym.
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Anthony Lim, MD, JD: Low-Carb vs. High-Carb Diets
Dr. Lim shares his brother's amazing weight loss and health transformation story after switching to the McDougall diet after eating a low-carb diet.
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