For over fifty years, cholesterol has been linked to heart disease, influencing dietary guidelines and creating a billion-dollar low-fat food industry.
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For over fifty years, cholesterol has been linked to heart disease, influencing dietary guidelines and creating a billion-dollar low-fat food industry.
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Dr. Malcolm Kendrick and Dr. Peter Attia argue against the long-held belief that cholesterol is the main cause of heart disease. Their views challenge dietary guidelines that have influenced public health for over fifty years. The film presents research suggesting that the link between cholesterol and cardiovascular health is more complicated than previously thought. It also questions the role of the pharmaceutical industry in shaping health narratives. Directed by Anne Georget, "Cholesterol: The Great Bluff" runs for 83 minutes.
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- Meet Dr. Malcolm Kendrick's controversial views on cholesterol
- Find out how dietary guidelines were shaped by industry interests
- See evidence challenging the cholesterol-heart disease link
Did You Know
- Cholesterol has been linked to heart disease for over fifty years.
- The film features researchers like Dr. Malcolm Kendrick and Dr. Peter Attia.
- The documentary runs for 83 minutes and was released in 2016.
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Who are some researchers featured in 'Cholesterol: The Great Bluff'?
Researchers featured include Dr. Malcolm Kendrick and Dr. Peter Attia.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Cholesterol: The Great Bluff'?
The documentary has a duration of 83 minutes.
In which countries was 'Cholesterol: The Great Bluff' produced?
The documentary was produced in France, Germany, and Switzerland.
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