Dave talks with Zdogg about energy intake in general. That's something I've wondered about. Take a very high carb, low fat diet. Not only are you giving an energy source during feeding that suppresses release of fat from fat cells, and thus the need for ldl trafficking--but during fasting, replete glycogen competes with stored fat as a fuel source. So some fruitarian may report eating 30 bananas a day and have "marvelously" low ldl cholesterol, while eating practically no fat, it's almost inevitable I think that somebody will claim that this refutes Dave's idea when it might actually support it. Of course this will only work if somebody is healthy enough to accomplish the near total suppression of lipolysis appropriate to that probably inappropriate diet choice.