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🚨 Plaque does not just stop growing. It can actually shrink. Most doctors never tell you this is possible. The data proves it is. 🔬 The GLAGOV trial changed everything. Researchers added evolocumab to high-intensity statin therapy. LDL dropped to a median of 36 mg/dL. Then

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221,662 views • 3 days ago

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19,864 views • 3 months ago

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46,059 views • 1 year ago

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98,147 views • 1 year ago

"The Standard Of Care In Prescribing Statins Is Killing People." Gary Brecka "Cholesterol Does Not Cause Atherosclerotic Plaque Or Narrowing Of The Arteries." "There's No Correlation Between Elevated LDL & Cardiovascular Disease." "People Living To 100 Have High Cholesterol." Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory disease, not a cholesterol disease & never a statin deficiency. LDL is a transport molecule delivering cholesterol to repair the cell membrane of the arterial wall that has been damaged by lifestyle & environmental factors. LDL is preventive of disease & immune system protective. LDL Low Density Lipoprotein is responsible for these key functions: 🛞 LDL delivers fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E & K for critical functions. 🛞 LDL maintains cell membrane structure & keeps electron flow stable. 🛞 It transports antioxidants like vitamin E to fight oxidative stress. 🛞 It provides the raw material for making all steroid hormones. 🛞 It delivers energy-rich triglycerides to keep metabolism flexible. 🛞 LDL neutralizes bacterial toxins & supports innate immunity. 🛞 It builds lipid rafts that organize cell signaling & redox balance. 🛞 It helps structure water around membranes to maintain charge. 🛞 LDL supplies cholesterol to repair damaged tissues & membranes. The root causes of atherosclerosis, hardening of the arteries, calcification & plaque is not cholesterol...but a combination of these factors: Industrial Seed Oils Processed Sugar Excess Carbohydrates Insulin Resistance Ultra Processed Foods Smoking Obesity Environmental Toxins Poor Sleep Excess Calcium From Supplements Low Vitamin D Levels Magnesium Deficiency K2 Deficiency Lack of Exercise Stress Heavy Metals Most chronic disease happens within us, not to us, almost all atherosclerosis causal factors are modifiable by lifestyle changes. A low carbohydrate diet prioritizing nutrient dense animal foods, eliminating harmful seed oils & sugar, provides the best healthy cholesterol profile. This approach keeps Triglycerides low & HDL high, which is one of the best biomarkers for heart health. Optimal TG/HDL ratio is 1.5 or less. 👇The Higher Your LDL, The Longer You Live👇 👇LDL Paradox: Higher LDL, Greater Longevity👇 👇LDL Does Not Cause Cardiovascular Disease👇 Speakers: Gary Brecka & Patrick Bet-David Podcast: PBD Podcast

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447,412 views • 11 months ago

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1,105,960 views • 2 years ago

Pfizer's Little Trick: Do the trial with the cleanest manufacturing process, then change it when you inject the world. "[Pfizer] changed [the process when they injected] the rest of the World" Kevin McKernan, genomics expert: "This bait and switch is very important for you to understand [because] the trial data is of absolute zero consequence to what we're actually seeing in the field [with] these injections"

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18,662 views • 2 months ago

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Nick Norwitz MD PhD

54,291 views • 8 months ago

Why Are We Still Playing "Cholesterol Uno?" 🤔👇 (85 sec clip, link to full video below) "When faced with data showing that “optimal” LDL-C levels fail to prevent atherosclerosis, the final retreat is almost always the same: the LDL-C just wasn’t low enough. “Lower is better” the mantra goes. If a mean LDL of 57 mg/dL isn’t sufficient to make atherosclerosis an orphan disease, then the solution must be 40. Or 30. Or 20. Or even 10 mg/dL. Heck, let’s just try to hit zero like we’re playing cholesterol Uno… What this reflexive response reveals is the profound keyhole thinking that has come to dominate conventional cardiology Medicine has become so siloed and sub-specialized that success is often defined within the narrow boundaries of a single biomarker or organ system, rather than in terms of whole-person health. It is entirely possible—at least in theory—that taking a sledgehammer to LDL-C and ApoB, driving them as close to zero as possible, could further reduce cardiovascular events. But that framing dodges the far more important question: what are we trading? Because LDL-lowering therapies are not benign."

Why Are We Still Playing "Cholesterol Uno?" 🤔👇 (85 sec clip, link to full video below) "When faced with data showing that “optimal” LDL-C levels fail to prevent atherosclerosis, the final retreat is almost always the same: the LDL-C just wasn’t low enough. “Lower is better” the mantra goes. If a mean LDL of 57 mg/dL isn’t sufficient to make atherosclerosis an orphan disease, then the solution must be 40. Or 30. Or 20. Or even 10 mg/dL. Heck, let’s just try to hit zero like we’re playing cholesterol Uno… What this reflexive response reveals is the profound keyhole thinking that has come to dominate conventional cardiology Medicine has become so siloed and sub-specialized that success is often defined within the narrow boundaries of a single biomarker or organ system, rather than in terms of whole-person health. It is entirely possible—at least in theory—that taking a sledgehammer to LDL-C and ApoB, driving them as close to zero as possible, could further reduce cardiovascular events. But that framing dodges the far more important question: what are we trading? Because LDL-lowering therapies are not benign."

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

12,442 views • 6 months ago

Oh wow…Firecrawl just dropped /agent, an API that autonomously navigates and discovers data from any website. You tell it what data you need, it figures out how to find it across complex sites. This is the future of web data.

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61,228 views • 11 months ago

“Everything is inverted, and the beatitudes tell it I think the most crisply — everything is sort of the opposite of what you think it's going to be.” Tucker Carlson recognized it immediately, whether he intended to or not.

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18,883 views • 1 month ago

The Multi-Billion Dollar Lie: How LDL Became "The Bad Cholesterol" In a fascinating exchange on The Joe Rogan Experience, human biologist Gary Brecka deconstructed one of modern medicine's most entrenched narratives: the demonization of LDL cholesterol. Brecka argues the "LDL is bad" story was built on a flawed foundation of isolated science. Researchers observed a correlation—people with heart disease often had high LDL. But, crucially, they didn't solve for the context. What were their insulin levels? Fasting glucose? Inflammatory markers like CRP? The high LDL was often a fellow traveler in a body under metabolic distress from poor diet and lifestyle, not necessarily the sole villain. The proof, Brecka posits, is in the outcomes. If high LDL were a direct cause of mortality, then forcibly lowering it with statins should significantly extend life. "Lo and behold," he states, "we see no extension of mortality." So why does the narrative persist? Brecka points to a trillion-dollar industry and the rigid "Standard of Care." Physicians are trained and financially incentivized to operate within this box. The standard of care for high LDL is a statin. To practice outside of it risks their license, malpractice coverage, and career. Who defines this standard? Brecka is unequivocal: "Pharma dictates that that's the standard of care. They also dictate the reimbursement rates." The system, he explains, creates a herd mentality. It's not that doctors are trying to cause harm; they are practicing within a system designed to maintain a specific protocol, one that is incredibly profitable and legally protected. The conversation is a powerful reminder that true health requires looking at the whole system, not just an isolated biomarker. What are your thoughts on the role of standard of care in modern medicine?

The Multi-Billion Dollar Lie: How LDL Became "The Bad Cholesterol" In a fascinating exchange on The Joe Rogan Experience, human biologist Gary Brecka deconstructed one of modern medicine's most entrenched narratives: the demonization of LDL cholesterol. Brecka argues the "LDL is bad" story was built on a flawed foundation of isolated science. Researchers observed a correlation—people with heart disease often had high LDL. But, crucially, they didn't solve for the context. What were their insulin levels? Fasting glucose? Inflammatory markers like CRP? The high LDL was often a fellow traveler in a body under metabolic distress from poor diet and lifestyle, not necessarily the sole villain. The proof, Brecka posits, is in the outcomes. If high LDL were a direct cause of mortality, then forcibly lowering it with statins should significantly extend life. "Lo and behold," he states, "we see no extension of mortality." So why does the narrative persist? Brecka points to a trillion-dollar industry and the rigid "Standard of Care." Physicians are trained and financially incentivized to operate within this box. The standard of care for high LDL is a statin. To practice outside of it risks their license, malpractice coverage, and career. Who defines this standard? Brecka is unequivocal: "Pharma dictates that that's the standard of care. They also dictate the reimbursement rates." The system, he explains, creates a herd mentality. It's not that doctors are trying to cause harm; they are practicing within a system designed to maintain a specific protocol, one that is incredibly profitable and legally protected. The conversation is a powerful reminder that true health requires looking at the whole system, not just an isolated biomarker. What are your thoughts on the role of standard of care in modern medicine?

Camus

79,123 views • 8 months ago

2/2) Here is the paper: Video Abstract: 🧠 Unique Population, Unique Data The LMHR group is distinct population with exceptionally high LDL-C, high HDL-C and low triglycerides that emerges as a metabolic response to carbohydrate restriction vis-a-vis the Lipid Energy Model ⚠️ Caveats These are preliminary data, so let’s not overstate the findings. However, dismissing them outright would ignore the unique metabolic response of this population, which differs significantly from other causes of high LDL-C. 📢 Your Role Now it’s time to put YOU to work! Share this paper, tweet, and video abstract widely. These data need to be discussed, even if (especially if) it makes some people uncomfortable. 🤓Further Learning I encourage you to explore more on ApoB, ACM, and different causes of high LDL. You can start on this 30+ video playlist on the topic. 🌍 Stay Open-Minded Avoid becoming a hyper-extremist—whether an “LDL denier” or “LMHR denier.” This research is still evolving, and we’ll make the most progress by staying open to new data and discussing it thoughtfully #LMHR #KetoDiet #LDL

2/2) Here is the paper: Video Abstract: 🧠 Unique Population, Unique Data The LMHR group is distinct population with exceptionally high LDL-C, high HDL-C and low triglycerides that emerges as a metabolic response to carbohydrate restriction vis-a-vis the Lipid Energy Model ⚠️ Caveats These are preliminary data, so let’s not overstate the findings. However, dismissing them outright would ignore the unique metabolic response of this population, which differs significantly from other causes of high LDL-C. 📢 Your Role Now it’s time to put YOU to work! Share this paper, tweet, and video abstract widely. These data need to be discussed, even if (especially if) it makes some people uncomfortable. 🤓Further Learning I encourage you to explore more on ApoB, ACM, and different causes of high LDL. You can start on this 30+ video playlist on the topic. 🌍 Stay Open-Minded Avoid becoming a hyper-extremist—whether an “LDL denier” or “LMHR denier.” This research is still evolving, and we’ll make the most progress by staying open to new data and discussing it thoughtfully #LMHR #KetoDiet #LDL

Nick Norwitz MD PhD

13,165 views • 1 year ago