My Jewish father was an old country lawyer who believed in deeply in fairness and justice for all living people, so I was curious what he thought about the Nazis.

It was spring of 1977, and the American Nazi Party had announced their intention to hold a July 4^th rally in the town of Stokie, a predominantly Jewish community in Indiana.

Many of you have asked me variations of the following questions:

• How do I know what supplements
are good and which ones are junk?
• How do I know which supplement
brands are reliable?
• Where should I buy my
supplements?

Ten years ago, cardiologist Steven Sinatra, M.D., and I came together to write a book called The Great Cholesterol Myth, which, as you can imagine, was a pretty controversial name for a book. It landed us on the Dr. Oz show where I said, “Trying to reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering your LDL cholesterol is like trying to reduce the calories on your whopper by taking off the lettuce.”