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All three books are now available on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble. Arranged in order of publish date, the first two books are nonfiction, and the third book, Glycosis, which was published October 4, 2011, is fiction. Yes, it's a love story!
Four excerpts of Laurence's first book have been posted on this website for your review. You may also preview selected pages on the Google Book Search page here. In addition, all the footnotes to his first book have been included on this site for easy reference. Some great links to videos, websites, and articles follow; great book links are available below.
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Two articles on Benfotiamine (BFT). See this human study from 2008 and this review from 2010.
Video of "Fat Head" producer Tom Naughten discussing how the misguided fear of saturated fat created a nation of obese diabetics: Big Fat Fiasco
It is time to re-examine how US dietary guidelines are created and ask whether the current process is still appropriate for our needs: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/In_the_Face_of_Contradictory_Evidence.pdf
Two articles from Laurence's most recent book, Essential Diabetes Leadership, have recently been published on Dr. Duane Graveline's site, Spacedoc.net. Click here for Article #1 and here for Article #2. Dr. Graveline is a former NASA scientist-astronaut and author of four books on statins.
Cell Biology Professor Richard Feinman discusses the "Food Pyramid" dietary guidelines here: Professor Richard Feinman video
The Quality of Calories: What Makes us Fat and Why Nobody Seems to Care: A 10 part video presented by Gary Taubes
Sugar: The Bitter Truth: A video presented by Robert H. Lustig, MD, UCSF Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Endocrinology
The Battle of the Diets: Is Anyone Winning at Losing: A video presented by Christopher Gardner for the Stanford School of Medicine Medcast lecture series
Long term changes in serum cholesterol level does not influence the progression of coronary calcification: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Recent_Cholesterol_Article_by_Tenenbaum.pdf
Cardiovascular effects of marine omega-3 fatty acids: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Omega_3_summary.pdf
Low-carbohydrate diets reduce lipid accumulation and arterial inflammation in guinea pigs fed a high-cholesterol diet: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Low_carb_diet_and_atherosclerosis.pdf
Dietary carbohydrates and dental-systemic diseases: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Carbohydrates_and_diseases.pdf
Disappointing recent cholesterol-lowering drug trials: is it not time for a full reappraisal of the cholesterol theory? http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/De_Lorgeril.pdf
Weight and metabolic outcomes after 2 years on a low-carbohydrate versus low-fat diet: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Long_term_low_carbohydrate_study.pdf
Is diabetes a coronary risk equivalent? Systematic review and meta-analysis: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Dabetes_is_not_a_coronary_risk_equivalent.pdf
The mainstream hypothesis that LDL cholesterol drives atherosclerosis may have been falsified by non-invasive imaing of coronary artery plaque burden and progression: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Medical_hypotheses_cholesterol.pdf
Benefits of vitamin D supplementation: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Vitamin_D.pdf
Vulnerable plaque formation from obstruction of vasa vasorum: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Vulnerable_plaque_formation.pdf
Revisiting dietary cholesterol recommendations: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Dietary_cholesterol_recommendations.pdf
Cholesterol was healthy in the end: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Cholesterol_was_healthy_in_the_end.pdf
Meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies evaluating the association of saturated fat with cardiovascular disease: http://thrivewithdiabetes.com/doc/Saturated_fat_cohort.pdf
Support truth in science here: The Metabolism Society
Please visit these important and well-respected sites for further information: The Weston A Price Foundation, Dr. Richard K. Bernstein, Dr. Joseph M. Mercola, Drs. Ravnskov, Brownstein, de Lorgeril, Graveline, Kendrick, Mascitelli, McCully, Rosch, Sutter, et al. (THINCS)
Best one minute video ever made: Dr. Malcolm Kendrick presents graph showing no correlation between cholesterol & heart disease
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