I don&#x27;t understand the point of this research. We already cured heart disease: take grains (including corn and soy), refined sugars, legumes, and seed oils out of your diet, increase red meat, healthy fat, and vegetable intake, and do regular exercise.<p>For those that already have heart disease, increase Omega 3 (triglyceride or phospholipid bound, not ethyl ester), CoQ10, and PQQ supplementation to help repair the damage.<p>When the media talks about &quot;curing heart disease&quot;, they really mean &quot;curing it without eating healthy, which is the only known cure&quot;. Why doesn&#x27;t everyone just learn to eat healthy instead? It fixes <i>everything</i>.<p>Edit: Down-voting me without actually commenting why you disagree doesn&#x27;t really help. Why do you think eating strange diets that have only really been recently developed since the end of WW2 are healthy or medically necessary? Especially since the rise of heart disease, diabetes, and chronic obesity have only become a problem during the same time period, even after accounting for better detection and diagnosis rates.