700 Cholesterol. 7 Years. 0 Plaque.

If you appreciate nuanced science and learning about human metabolism, check out StayCurious Metabolism, now a Top Overall Best-Seller in Science globally: https://staycuriousmetabolism.com Start by checking out the Heart Health Archives. Papers: Seven Years of 700 Cholesterol Without Coronary Atherosclerosis: https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9721/14/5/168 Lipid Energy Model: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35629964/ Oreo vs Statin Paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38276308/ Cholesterol Code Movie: https://cholesterolcodemovie.com Description For seven years, I’ve been living with cholesterol levels that most doctors would say should have killed me by now — not just high, but astronomical — and I did it intentionally because I believe there’s something fundamentally misunderstood about cholesterol, heart disease, and people like me that modern medicine doesn’t understand. If I’m right, the implications could challenge some of the biggest assumptions in cardiology; if I’m wrong, I could end up dead. Today, I finally found out the truth in a way that can’t be faked. This is, without question, the most important video I’ve ever made. Chapters 0:00 – The 7-Year Experiment 1:43 – My Extremely High LDL Cholesterol Should Be Killing Me 2:26 –My Advanced Coronary CT Angiography (CCTA) Heart Scan 5:30 – Interpreting My Heart Scan results 6:30 – What Does This Really Mean for the Patient? 10:00 – Why I Took Bet on My Life and My Heart. 11:15 – What the Critics Will Say 12:15 – The Cholesterol Code Movie 12:50 – The Second Bet and Our Future Together #cholesterol #atherosclerosis #LDL #ApoB # educational #CCTA #LMHR #coronarycalcium #inflammation #metabolicsyndrome #plaqueprogression #arterialhealth #insulinsensitivity #fastinginsulin #hearthealth #ketogenicdiet #metabolicflexibility #lipidprofile #coronaryarterydisease #lipids #heartscan #atherogenic #vascularhealth #metabolichealth #lowcarb #ketoscience #cardiometabolic #cholesterolmyths #insulinresistance #longevity #biomarkers #advancedlipids