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🚨It’s back… The Oreo vs Statin Experiment… 1/4) To catch you up, while a student at Harvard Medical School I conducted an experiment where I my LDL cholesterol TWICE as much with Oreo cookies as compared to high-dose statins, a viral experiment that was published in peer-review. The “Oreo...

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Nick Norwitz MD PhD

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Might something different be going on for these people than other people who have high LDL cholesterol? Lean mass hyper-responders (LMHR) are defined as having a lean physique, high LDL, high HDL and low triglycerides while on a #Keto diet. Many LMHRs still choose to follow a ketogenic diet to treat conditions like diabetes, insulin resistance, IBS, epilepsy, or mental disorders, and see great benefits to their health. PhD and Harvard Medical School student, Nick Norwitz MD PhD, himself a LMHR, sought an answer. In an N=1 experiment, Nick found that he could lower his LDL cholesterol twice as much with Oreo cookies compared to statins! High #LDL has traditionally been considered a risk factor for heart disease, but do we need to change how we think about LDL for a LMHR? If Oreos can beat statins, should that make us wonder if lowering LDL is the right approach for everyone? Watch the full YouTube interview here: Read the published study:
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Might something different be going on for these people than other people who have high LDL cholesterol? Lean mass hyper-responders (LMHR) are defined as having a lean physique, high LDL, high HDL and low triglycerides while on a #Keto diet. Many LMHRs still choose to follow a ketogenic diet to treat conditions like diabetes, insulin resistance, IBS, epilepsy, or mental disorders, and see great benefits to their health. PhD and Harvard Medical School student, Nick Norwitz MD PhD, himself a LMHR, sought an answer. In an N=1 experiment, Nick found that he could lower his LDL cholesterol twice as much with Oreo cookies compared to statins! High #LDL has traditionally been considered a risk factor for heart disease, but do we need to change how we think about LDL for a LMHR? If Oreos can beat statins, should that make us wonder if lowering LDL is the right approach for everyone? Watch the full YouTube interview here: Read the published study:

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🚨#OreoVsStatin - PUBLISHED!🚨 OREO Cookie cookies were 💥2X as potent💥 at lowering my LDL cholesterol (LDL-C) compared to high-intensity statin therapy! What you NEED to know... 👉This was a metabolic demonstration, a 'do not do this at home' experiment that makes no 'health' claims about cookies or cholesterol. 👉The purpose was to BOLDLY test a prediction of the Lipid Energy Model #LEM, i.e. that adding in carbs, including in the from of an Oreo cookies 'addition' (not carb-fat swap) would lower LDL-C in an LMHR on a #keto diet Why Oreos? ... It's (productively) provocative! 😱 Research on #cholesterol on #keto diets and the #LEM and #LMHR phenotype has so much to teach us about human lipid metabolism! ... But how do I (we) communicate the scientific 'awe' that we feel to the greatest number of people (as well as force a conversation about #LMHR and #LEM that needs to happen)? ... A dramatic demonstration designed to turn heads might work! It's not 'just click bait' ... it's 'legit-bait' I want YOU to feel the 'shock and awe' I feel every day studying this topic. And I want you to engage in the research journey. What you need to do... or should do... 🙏PRETTY PLEASE 🙏! 👉PLEASE WATCH 👀 VIDEO ABSTRACT here (<8 min): 👉 SHARE THIS LINK to the paper itself in a quote RT or original Tweet of your own: ... doing so helps promote the work and provoke the discussion ... and feel free to tag in your favorite influencers (or least favorite 😉)... A HUGE thanks to the senior author and expert lipidologist William Cromwell, MD for his guiding wisdom, insightful thoughts, and always open and curious mind. And to Dave Feldman, my friend, research wife, and the '#LEM daddy' Finally... there will be a LOT of coverage of this experiment. Keep in mind, we are not making any health claims, but through a dramatic demonstration, highlighting an uncomfortable tension that arises from a prediction of the Lipid Energy Model, and that is consistent with prior data (7+ papers, including 'highest tier' data like our recent meta-analysis of 41 RCTs). Science is supposed to embrace such uncomfortable questions... so, join us in being curious and advocating for much needed research on #LEM and #LMHR so we can make sense of what observations like this really mean... STAY CURIOUS 🤔
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🚨#OreoVsStatin - PUBLISHED!🚨 OREO Cookie cookies were 💥2X as potent💥 at lowering my LDL cholesterol (LDL-C) compared to high-intensity statin therapy! What you NEED to know... 👉This was a metabolic demonstration, a 'do not do this at home' experiment that makes no 'health' claims about cookies or cholesterol. 👉The purpose was to BOLDLY test a prediction of the Lipid Energy Model #LEM, i.e. that adding in carbs, including in the from of an Oreo cookies 'addition' (not carb-fat swap) would lower LDL-C in an LMHR on a #keto diet Why Oreos? ... It's (productively) provocative! 😱 Research on #cholesterol on #keto diets and the #LEM and #LMHR phenotype has so much to teach us about human lipid metabolism! ... But how do I (we) communicate the scientific 'awe' that we feel to the greatest number of people (as well as force a conversation about #LMHR and #LEM that needs to happen)? ... A dramatic demonstration designed to turn heads might work! It's not 'just click bait' ... it's 'legit-bait' I want YOU to feel the 'shock and awe' I feel every day studying this topic. And I want you to engage in the research journey. What you need to do... or should do... 🙏PRETTY PLEASE 🙏! 👉PLEASE WATCH 👀 VIDEO ABSTRACT here (<8 min): 👉 SHARE THIS LINK to the paper itself in a quote RT or original Tweet of your own: ... doing so helps promote the work and provoke the discussion ... and feel free to tag in your favorite influencers (or least favorite 😉)... A HUGE thanks to the senior author and expert lipidologist William Cromwell, MD for his guiding wisdom, insightful thoughts, and always open and curious mind. And to Dave Feldman, my friend, research wife, and the '#LEM daddy' Finally... there will be a LOT of coverage of this experiment. Keep in mind, we are not making any health claims, but through a dramatic demonstration, highlighting an uncomfortable tension that arises from a prediction of the Lipid Energy Model, and that is consistent with prior data (7+ papers, including 'highest tier' data like our recent meta-analysis of 41 RCTs). Science is supposed to embrace such uncomfortable questions... so, join us in being curious and advocating for much needed research on #LEM and #LMHR so we can make sense of what observations like this really mean... STAY CURIOUS 🤔

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My famous wig snatch clip that got over 500 million views is the best thing that ever happened to me. Because I knew it would age perfectly, just as planned. My fans at the time knew it was fake because they had spent the prior weeks watching me shave my head and showcase myself looking as ugly as possible while I documented myself getting a hair transplant. Then I planned to wear a jester wig and farm outrage and ridicule to go viral while I recovered from my hair transplant and let my hair grow back. My hair has now grown back, I’ve stopped wearing the wig, and people are slowly realizing that the clip wasn’t the brutal character assassination that it initially appeared as. In fact, many people are even mistaking my real hair for a wig now. As someone deeply interested in psychology, it was an experiment on the nature of social media and how easy it is to deliberately exploit human psychology for controversy and virality. I’m not sure if I plan to do it again. It’s truly sad how much social media favors outrage, controversy, and ragebait. It’s not the type of content I like making, but it was an interesting and effective experiment, alongside my “hatred of women and extreme confrontation” scripted clips, which I will make a separate post about.
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My famous wig snatch clip that got over 500 million views is the best thing that ever happened to me. Because I knew it would age perfectly, just as planned. My fans at the time knew it was fake because they had spent the prior weeks watching me shave my head and showcase myself looking as ugly as possible while I documented myself getting a hair transplant. Then I planned to wear a jester wig and farm outrage and ridicule to go viral while I recovered from my hair transplant and let my hair grow back. My hair has now grown back, I’ve stopped wearing the wig, and people are slowly realizing that the clip wasn’t the brutal character assassination that it initially appeared as. In fact, many people are even mistaking my real hair for a wig now. As someone deeply interested in psychology, it was an experiment on the nature of social media and how easy it is to deliberately exploit human psychology for controversy and virality. I’m not sure if I plan to do it again. It’s truly sad how much social media favors outrage, controversy, and ragebait. It’s not the type of content I like making, but it was an interesting and effective experiment, alongside my “hatred of women and extreme confrontation” scripted clips, which I will make a separate post about.

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minghao 🥹 🐻‍❄️ and i think it’s amazing that when you were asked what your dream was as a kid you could answer right away that you wanted to be a star 🎱 back then, i really did want to be a star 🐻‍❄️ exactly 🎱 but i think the reason i wanted to be a star wasn’t even for myself, it was for my mom because everything i learned was all because i wanted to see her smile. i wanted to show it to my mom. so honestly, even after debuting as seventeen i cared a lot about what others thought because of the environment i grew up in, it’s less like that now. that’s why i want to do more of what i actually want now.

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