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Do you need even more proof?
“The fact remains, however, that in none of the
domestic species, with the rarest of exceptions, do
animals develop arteriosclerotic disease of clinical
significance. It appears that most of the pertinent
pathological mechanisms operate in animals and
that arteriosclerotic disease in them is not
impossible; it just does not occur. If the reason for
this could be found, it might cast some very useful
light on the human disease.”
Textbook of Veterinary Medicine,
Professor H. A. Smith and Professor T. C. Jones
• Most animals do not suffer from heart
attacks because, unlike people, their own
bodies can produce vitamin C.
• Dogs, cats and other mammals produce
up to 20 grams of vitamin C a day. These
animals would have become extinct long
ago if high doses of vitamin C were
harmful.
• Bears and other hibernating animals do
not suffer from heart attacks despite
blood cholesterol levels of 400 to 600
mg/dl, because their artery walls are
protected by vitamin C.
• Nature itself has conducted the biggest of
all studies into heart disease: billions of
animals which synthesise their own
vitamin C do not suffer from heart attacks.
Only we humans and a few other species
are susceptible to them.
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