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"WARNING GREASE WILL CLOG YOUR DRAINS, AND YOUR VEINS"

Dont even pour it down your drain- Here’s something I’ve told many patients: if your kitchen sink wouldn’t drain well after you pour grease down it, neither will your body. Fat hardens. It calcifies. It scars. And once it starts lining your arteries, reversing that damage is an uphill climb. Choosing grilled fish over fried might seem small—but it’s a daily vote for clean vessels, clearer thinking, and years added to your life.

 

For over two decades, I’ve sat across from patients who, time and again, asked why their hearts betrayed them. Often, the answer wasn’t genetics—it was what they were putting on their plates. The link between fried, fatty foods and heart disease isn't just well-established; it’s undeniable. Decades of clinical research show that diets high in saturated fats and oils—especially from deep-fried and heavily processed foods—raise LDL cholesterol, the so-called “bad” cholesterol, which clogs arteries like hair clogs a shower drain.

 

 

When that buildup—called atherosclerosis—narrows the arteries feeding your heart and brain, it’s not a matter of if trouble will come, but when. Heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure are just the beginning. It’s like rust slowly creeping through your plumbing, but instead of pipes—it’s your lifeline.

 

 

If you saw what I’ve seen in the arteries of the young, the breathless, the once-unstoppable—believe me, you’d trade the crunch of a deep-fried bite for a heart that doesn’t miss one.

 

"THE HIDDEN TRAFFIC JAM IN YOUR BLOODSTREAM"

Imagine your bloodstream as a high-speed highway transporting everything your body needs—oxygen, nutrients, hormones—to every organ. But every time you consume heavily fried or fatty foods, it’s like throwing sticky gum sludge onto that road. Over time, this sludge builds up, especially in the form of plaque inside your arteries, causing dangerous narrowing and stiffness. That means less oxygen reaches your brain, your muscles fatigue faster, and your heart has to work overtime—eventually wearing down. Fried food doesn’t just clog your pipes—it turns your lifeline into a ticking clock.

 

"SLOW SUFFOCATION FROM THE INSIDE OUT"

Your blood vessels are built like fine mesh tunnels: strong, flexible, and permeable enough to allow nutrients to seep out into your body’s tissues. But when those vessels are clogged with fats and cholesterol, they can no longer deliver what your cells need. It’s like slowly dimming the lights in a room—you may not notice right away, but over time your brain fogs, your energy drops, and your healing slows. Fat may satisfy for a moment—but it steals vitality for a lifetime.