This is a YouTube video titled "The best diet after a heart attack." It contains a monologue or talk discussing the effectiveness and criticisms of a vegan diet post-heart attack, referencing Dean Ornish's studies and their impact on nutritional guidelines. The speaker critiques the study and its implications on dietary recommendations.
Best diet after heart attack. They say vegan. What do you think? I think that's absolutely stupid. Because the reason they say that is because Dean Ornish, who is right up there with some of the other people who have done really great evil nutritionally, he's out of UCLA. And Dean Ornish in the 70s, said, hey, look, you go on this radical, weird low fat vegan diet thing and meditate and exercise, and you get reversal of post heart attack problems compared to people on a crappy standard American diet with no exercise and no meditation. Now, you could say that was a bad study. And it is. And it's been used to justify using high fructose corn syrup because it's heart healthy, because it's not fat. So the Warren saturated fat, a lot of it came from that guy. So one of you know about that.
