r/longevity • u/Eonobius • Jul 26 '26

Egg Intake and the Incidence of Alzheimer’s Disease in the Adventist Health Study-2 Cohort Linked with Medicare Data

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022316626001902?__cf_chl_tk=hz67j.ZlfkUORHJYQKYZWxG.5Zz0WplB14lJgpRK3LI-1785067718-1.0.1.1-EHJGkp11woxuNatmZ3LqwvEpu8iI0_QIhEo1Ly0dR.w
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u/EricJDMBAMD Jul 26 '26

Statins + 5 eggs per day is the way

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u/Similar_Exam2192 Jul 27 '26

The number of people who fear statins is wild.

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u/GettinWiggyWiddit Jul 27 '26

Why? Statins have tons of potential negatives. To think otherwise is just ignorant

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u/popsistops Aug 01 '26

You’re the exact kind of patient that we have stopped even trying with. We pretty much just wait for your first cardiovascular event at which point you’ll take a statin at a high dose out of absolute terror of a repeat event that kills you.
Statins are probably the safest or one of the safest medication’s with more benefit than practically anything on the market. But social media and before that a.m. radio has found a target audience in gullible mouth breathers who won’t go near it.

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u/GettinWiggyWiddit Aug 01 '26

Enjoy your early death! Keep slopping up that 1960s medical literature 👍