Malcolm Kendrick, MD
Dr. Malcolm Kendrick's Series on What Causes Heart Disease
A well presented page by Tony Kenck summarising Malcolm Kendrick's blog series on causes of heart disease.
A well presented page by Tony Kenck summarising Malcolm Kendrick's blog series on causes of heart disease.

Essays by Malcolm Kendrick, MD
(originally published in RedFlagsDaily)
2004
THE DEATH OF A REFERENCE
ATKINS AND THE FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS
(Ye cannae change the laws of physics, Cap'n)
STATINS FOR CHILDREN – THIS IS MADNESS
WHY THE ATKINS DIET IS HEALTHY
LIQUID DRANO-LIKE SYNTHETIC “GOOD CHOLESTEROL” PLAQUE BUSTER! IT’S SCIENCE, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT
TELEOANALYSIS — OR WHEN I FINALLY REALIZED THAT I HAD FALLEN DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE
ATKINS MUST BE DESTROYED!
SO, WHAT DOES CAUSE HEART DISEASE?
HOW RISKY IS A RISK?
BEWARE THE PLACEBO EFFECT
TYPE ll DIABETES ISN’T A DISEASE?
IS HEART DISEASE ALL DUE TO BLOOD CLOTS?
IS IT ALL A BIG FAT LIE?
OKAY, DO YOU KNOW WHAT A "FAT" IS?
WHAT ON EARTH IS A LIPOPROTEIN?
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: IT’S A SYMPTOM, NOT A DISEASE, STUPID!
TREATING HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: WHAT CAN YOU BELIEVE?
THE JOY OF HYPERTENSION TRIALS
THE NEW HYPERTENSION GUIDELINES
IDIOTIC THINKING IN MEDICINE - C-REACTIVE PROTEIN.
(How The Medical Profession Will Turn A Symptom Into A Disease )
VIAGRA MORE EFFECTIVE THAN STATINS IN CVD PREVENTION?
Saturated fat causes heart disease? Pure bollocks – Kendrick!
"In short, if you eat fat, the VLDL level falls. If you eat carbohydrates the VLDL level rises. Which is pretty much what you would expect to see.
Moving the discussion on, as VLDLs are the only source of LDL. you now have a conundrum to solve. How can you connect saturated fat intake to a rise in LDL levels, when saturated fat consumption reduces VLDL synthesis? What is the mechanism? The mechanism does not exist!"
"In short, if you eat fat, the VLDL level falls. If you eat carbohydrates the VLDL level rises. Which is pretty much what you would expect to see.
Moving the discussion on, as VLDLs are the only source of LDL. you now have a conundrum to solve. How can you connect saturated fat intake to a rise in LDL levels, when saturated fat consumption reduces VLDL synthesis? What is the mechanism? The mechanism does not exist!"