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gary taubes
@garytaubes
Author of Rethinking Diabetes, The Case for Keto, The Case Against Sugar, Why We Get Fat, Good Calories, Bad Calories, Bad Science, and Nobel Dreams
Oakland, California
Joined June 2009
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    1960: < 2 million Americans with diagnosed diabetes Today: 30 million* Is this a problem that can be solved by drug therapy? There must be a better way My new book, Rethinking Diabetes, is out Jan 2 tinyurl.com/5ft2btcy #diabetes #wefightdiabetes * cdc.gov/diabetes/data/…
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    Today is the 20th anniversary of my (in?)famous "What if Fat Doesn't Make You Fat" cover article in the @nytimes . Working from the research of @davidludwigmd, @drericwestman, and others, it helped catalyze a revolution. nytimes.com/2002/07/07/mag…
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    More signs of paradigms shifting. This would have been unthinkable 20 years ago. Seriously, Juice Is Not Healthy
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    I wish I could take credit for this. I can't. And I don't know who deserves the credit. But thank you, whoever you are. The caption: "Correlation vs. Causality."
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    My new book -- "Rethinking Diabetes" -- is available for preorder. garytaubes.com/my-new-book-re…
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    If this were a drug, it would be all over the front pages.
    Please RT: KETO 2y results on 350 ppl w/ T2 diabetes: 53.5% reversed diabetes. Repeat: diabetics NO LONGER have diabetes Attn! @AmDiabetesAssn⁩, Chair David Herrick ⁦@EthicOneLLC⁩ & CEO Tracey Brown ⁦@Type2CEO, When will yr guidelines be updated? Link: bit.ly/VirtaYr2
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    Some good news: Johns Hopkins School of Med researchers report diabetes reversal with an LCHF/keto diet in a community setting. Nice. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32193200/
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    We’ve known since the 19th Century how to reverse type 2 diabetes with diet alone. How and why was this knowledge lost? Why did MDs insist on drug therapy instead? Why do they still? I explain the history & science in my new book, Rethinking Diabetes.
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    Interested in weight control -- slimming down -- for the new year. My new book, The Case for Keto, can help. Read the first chapter for free here: gary-taubes.ck.page/30b0a6a3b7
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    This is Curt Richter talking about his diabetic rat experiments published in 1941. It raises an obvious question: Could Richter's rats have been smarter than the expert committees of the American Diabetes Association? I'm just saying....
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    Cornell is fund-raising for a study on ketogenic diets and cancer. Please share. Please give.
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    Nina Teicholz, @bigfatsurprise, is one of the few journalists, if not the only one, investigating nutrition researchers and the web of conflicts of interest entangling their work. This is required reading.
    New report: Harvard leader Willett recently had a paper linking red meat + diabetes. Yet this idea has been refuted in clinical trials. Why does Willett persist? This investigation finds the answer in a mixture of personal ambition, bad science, financial interests and personal
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    I was at a Whole Foods last week in suburban NYC. Seems @KerrygoldUSA thinks people want to eat reduced-fat butter. Maybe not their best idea. The space on the left is where regular Kerrygold was sold out. Reduced-fat is on the right.
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    Jane Brody seems to think that those of us who ended up on LCHF/ketogenic diets never thought to try portion control first. What were we thinking? If I could find the head-slap emoji, I'd use it here. Instead...☹️
    Personal Health: Jane Brody’s Personal Secrets to Lasting Weight Loss nyti.ms/2FcPOSe