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[quote]Graves, 51, maintains an ownership interest of almost 90% in the closely held business, bond offering documents reviewed by Bloomberg show. That stake, along with dividends he’s received, are worth $7.6 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, making him the richest person in L...

[quote]cholesterol is vital. we need it to live. why lower it? we need better standards in the american diet is what we need.[/quote] Correct that cholesterol is vital and we need it to live. We are discussing lowering cholesterol in the bloodstream, which is a [b]small [/b]portion of the tota...

[quote]Anyone who has been keeping up with the newest research knows this is more important than LDL numbers.[/quote] This is false and misleading. In every age cohort - increasing LDL = increased risk [img]https://www.thelancet.com/cms/attachment/3e74e3c0-46fb-42c2-9e64-146f2d3daa9b/gr2_lrg...

Sounds like Duce Chestnut is barely on the team anymore -- not listed as the four corners that we have, not listed on an injury report, and did not travel b/c of a coaches decision. ...

Maybe his first sack since his first game as a Tiger against MSU. ...

I don't know if "wasting" would be the concern. The concern would be you miss the prime window after workouts to bludgeon your muscles w/ protein, since a chunk of the protein is not immediately available to the muscles. I honestly don't know, hence the question to the board. I typically drin...

Not claiming he should be excused -- I don't think anyone is. The narrative around him has always been what could have been... I can't think of any player that had a similar first 3 games of a college career only to disappear. ...

It is REALLY bad. I suggest everyone watch the second play of the Auburn game at the following link (skycam). Play starts at 17:05 https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/fe52be7b-d01a-41c1-8bea-e8b64facd512 The play is perfectly designed to get KB the ball in the flats with a RB in front to bloc...

I don't disagree with you, but Family History is a huge issue. It is more determinate than anything else in life. Given that he should do everything in his power to 1) lose weight, 2) eat better, & 3) lower his dam cholesterol. At this point in his life, he should make drastic changes including...

You should seriously consider reading the book, "Good Calories, Bad Calories" by Gary Taubes. It covers diet/LDL issues in great detail and is highly informative. It isn't an easy read, but based on your family history it is something you should spend significant amount of time with/on. In this b...