Pharmaburger - Food Investigations episode 1

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Handing out statin drugs at fastfood restaurants next to salt and ketchup packs???????

Tell me this idiot (who's supposedly one of the medical fields big wigs) isnt getting PAID OFF to say these RIDICULOUS STATEMENTS!!!!

TweetJust in case anyone thinks this is just a "journalistic" article with no factual based info about this idoot saying that fastfood restaurants should hand out statin drugs like ketchup and salt,here's the actualy resoruce to where dr francis stated this.....................


Can a statin neutralize the cardiovascular risk of unhealthy dietary choices?

Ferenczi EA, Asaria P, Hughes AD, Chaturvedi N, Francis DP.
Abstract

The cardiovascular risk reduction associated with different statins for the prevention of cardiovascular disease and the cardiovascular risk increase associated with excess dietary intake of fat have been quantified. However, these relative risks have never been directly juxtaposed to determine whether an increase in relative risk by 1 activity could be neutralized by an opposing change in relative risk from a second activity. The investigators compared the increase in relative risk for cardiovascular disease associated with the total fat and trans fat content of fast foods against the relative risk decrease provided by daily statin consumption from a meta-analysis of statins in primary prevention of coronary artery disease (7 randomized controlled trials including 42,848 patients). The risk reduction associated with the daily consumption of most statins, with the exception of pravastatin, is more powerful than the risk increase caused by the daily extra fat intake associated with a 7-oz hamburger (Quarter Pounder) with cheese and a small milkshake. In conclusion, statin therapy can neutralize the cardiovascular risk caused by harmful diet choices. In other spheres of human activity, individuals choosing risky pursuits (motorcycling, smoking, driving) are advised or compelled to use measures to minimize the risk (safety equipment, filters, seatbelts). Likewise, some individuals eat unhealthily. Routine accessibility of statins in establishments providing unhealthy food might be a rational modern means to offset the cardiovascular risk. Fast food outlets already offer free condiments to supplement meals. A free statin-containing accompaniment would offer cardiovascular benefits, opposite to the effects of equally available salt, sugar, and high-fat condiments. Although no substitute for systematic lifestyle improvements, including healthy diet, regular exercise, weight loss, and smoking cessation, complimentary statin packets would add, at little cost, 1 positive choice to a panoply of negative ones.

PMID: 20691321 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]


Publication Types, MeSH Terms, Substances, Grant Support

Publication Types

• Editorial
• Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

Here's the link to the site for further research on it.Its from the US National Libraby of Medicnes website............



Can a statin neutralize the cardiovascular risk... [Am J Cardiol. 2010] - PubMed - NCBI

TweetOk everyone,stop exercising,stop eating healthy and living a healthy lifestyle,just go down to your local McDonalds oder up a nice large BIG MAC MEAL WITH A SODA AND JUST TAKE SOME DRUGS TO COMBAT IT,THEY'RE CONVENIENTLY LOCATED NEXT TO THE SALT,KETCHUP AND NAPKINS!!!!!!!!!!!

WHAT A TOOL!!!!!!!!!!! He's got degrees though so he must know more than us fools living a healthy lifestyle!!