July 1, 2011
Link Between Cakes & Sweets and Heart Disease Revealed
Biscuits, cakes, and sweets are high in phosphate content. Cholesterol deposits in the wall of arteries are increased following a higher phosphate diet. This leads to narrowing of the arteries, which is the cause of most heart attacks and strokes. Timothy J.A. Chico, from University of Sheffield (United Kingdom), and colleagues engaged an animal model and proved a causal connection between a high phosphate diet and atherosclerosis. Submitting that their research “demonstrates the importance of reducing phosphate levels in the human diet,” the researchers posit that: “These data indicate for the first time that controlling dietary phosphate intake may influence development of both atherosclerosis and the metabolic syndrome.”
Dr. Salerno’s patients, some of whom began with Dr. Robert Atkins, are living proof that one can eat plenty of natural fats, protein, wholesome vegetables, fruits, nuts and grains prepared in time-honored methods and live long and vigorous lives free of heart disease and other related illnesses. You too can make the choice to change you diet and quite literally change your life. The Silver Cloud Diet gives you step-by-step instructions for normalizing your weight, improving your health, and extending your life. If you, or a loved one, need help getting started call Dr. Salerno at 212.582.1700 or click here to request an appointment.
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Timothy Ellam, Martin Wilkie, Janet Chamberlain, David Crossman, Richard Eastell, Sheila Francis, Timothy J.A. Chico. “Dietary Phosphate Modulates Atherogenesis and Insulin Resistance in Apolipoprotein E Knockout Mice.” Arterioscler Thromb Vasc Biol, Jun 2011
Written by: The Silver Cloud Diet
Filed Under: Health, Research, Research, Silver Cloud Diet Blog, Silver Cloud Diet Features
Tags: diet and heart disease, heart disease, heart health, high fat diet and heart health, low carb diet, low-glycemic diet, phosphates and atherosclerosis, phosphates and cholesterol, phosphates and heart disease, phosphates and metabolic syndrome, phosphates in sweets, phosphates research, Silver Cloud Diet Blog
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