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On Aug 31, 6:02*pm, Dogman wrote:
On Fri, 31 Aug 2012 21:07:26 +0000 (UTC), Doug Freyburger

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I'm not sure any claim is being made, Doug, other than in his own
practice (and in various other studies) small LDL particles are a
significant risk factor for CHD. More studies would need to be done to
confirm any link between eating "gluten-free foods" and having small
LDL particles.

That "the nice people" bit does imply that the folks who put such
products on the market are/were unaware of such risks. *That's
definitely true of the folks who put maragine on the market decades ago.
A lot of people though maragerine was beneficial until the long term
studies showed otherwise.

Given what we now know about HFCS, etc., it's not hard to imagine that
"the nice people" knew exactly what they were doing.

Another evil conspiracy theory. It couldn't be the
perfectly logical idea that the "nice people" are just giving people
what they want, ie gluten free products very similar to the ones
they are currently consuming.

Truly it's hard to condemn them when the AHA is endorsing Chocolate
Covered Sugar Bombs. One has to earn a living and it's hard these days
without taking a job that is socially destructive.

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