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The relationship between cholesterol and mortality rates. From @benbikmanphd's second course: Why We Get Sick.

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@BenBikmanPhD Fun fact: People with higher cholesterol tend to live longer! The 'heart healthy' low cholesterol guidelines were based on cherry-picked data. Nature didn't make a mistake with cholesterol - pharma just needed to sell statins.

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@BenBikmanPhD This is the guy

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@BenBikmanPhD He’s a con and a charlatan

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@BenBikmanPhD 8mmol total cholesterol FTW! I shall achieve immortality!!!

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