Inflammation Beats Cholesterol for Cardiovascular Disease
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Inflammation Beats Cholesterol for Heart Attacks (Study)
In this study researchers from Brigham and Woment's Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleaveland Clinic, etc. demonstrate that inflammation control becomes more important than cholesterol control in patients already taking statins. Let's review.
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I’ve had inflammation on my labs for years and last month had a heart attack that I wasn’t expecting so I’m looking forward to hearing this
In which blood test it was showing?
CRP or ESR?
How much it was?
Sorry to hear that. Let's control our inflammation.
@@healthandinformation5481 I will write these down and ask next week when I go back in. No one has ever addressed the inflammation only shows it
Important lesson for those reading. Thank you for sharing. I hope you’re doing better.
@@healthandinformation5481 HIGH SENSITIVE CRP AND OXIDATE-LDL
It was never cholesterol but it was always inflammation, hypertension and diabetes.
Barry Sears MD has several books out that preaches the same message from the eighties,I have several and the message,like yours, was ahead of it's time.Keep up the work Doc
BEAUTIFULLY PUT, THANKS FOR SHARING DR MOBEEN🙏
Thanks Doc .
Wide Awake People including yourself have been saying this for years .
Inflammation (fire ) is the issue not LDL-C (The Firemen ) which is the Response to the inflammation .
No it's not. LDL itself is an inflamotory particle. It increases inflammation and can be measured the increase by inflammatory markers such as hsRP and IL6 etc.
Sharing on FB and X and with a friend who has metabolic syndrome and now just progressed to significant insulin resistance. Perfect timing. Thank you.
Excellent information Dr Been.
Absolutely right. People with higher lipid peroxidation along with inflammatory markers as cytokines MDA and LP-pla2 were at much greater risk of ASCVD/CVA than people with elevated LDL (apoB).
The "LDL Redemption" will win an Oscar for the best picture someday. They have to fight through a century for their freedom.
Brilliant message done in a balanced open way. I’m 55 and husb 60+. Our CRP and other markers are done 1-2x per yr. Also key for 50+ (maybe 40+ now) is a Coronary Calcium Scan. It shows arterial plaque. Another valuable tool to find heart disease in early stages and determine how severe. Peace and health to all. Edit: neither husb or I need or take a statin.
Statin has some good efect on hart and blood vessel to prevent clot.. but statin has also bad effect that can cause insulin resistance . Other important point..that statin olay giidt role as mast cell stebilizer that will reduce inflammation inflammation and has significat role to reduce . CRP
But mostly effective vit that will reduce cardii vascular problems.. is proboitic.. turmeric curcumun.. and D3 with k2.. and imega3... And lastly important is magnisuum and zinc... But as dr been say the hapoy and reduce thinking and anxiety and depression as the most important point to reducea y health problem including any inflamation and even cancer.. so try to get nice psycilogic state.. and sleep and prevent depression and anxiety.. by taking.. low dose xanax and low dose lorazepam.. when ever u feel tention or sressed. That is my advice to me first and u use that fir my patients and fior all.. pepole.... I am dr. Hadi internal medicine . .. immmunity department from iraq.. thanks for all.
I need to work on my joy.
Liking-in with a hello to @Drbeen Medical Lectures and all KoolBeens!😊
Hello Cynthia.
Get your regular dental cleanings. Periodontal disease is inflammation and linked to crp. It takes two minutes to floss!
Good point.
Also antibiotics for root canal. A friend’s infection from one went to the heart and caused a type of stroke. He was admitted and on heavy ABX for many mths.
Dr. Bean is right, the most important is a healthy, happy, a nutritious diet with exercises will help the cells to function properly, especially the body's immune systems.
True
Fasting too, don't forget the fasting. Best wishes to all
@@petejandrell4512
Thank you for your sharing.
Dr Been, please
Tell me how to to describe to my teenager what inflammation means? We all know that high inflammation is bad but I don’t really know what inflammation means. By the way my teen has high c reactive protein and doesn’t exercise. I want to motivate my teen.
Inflammation is tissue damage and infection. When it’s chronic then it’s problematic.
This is a great post. Thank you so much for sharing this important matter
Dr Been. Please look up articles on magnesium and cardiac disease. Many studies done in Israel, where 75% of water is desalinated and the minerals are not added back. They show an increase in cardiac disease due to tissue magnesium deficiency
Just started the video. I have heard elsewhere that inflammation is a big issue in cardiovascular health before. In my experience and this is not medical advice, I had found that taking vitamin complex D3+K2 with magnesium has shown, through tests ordered by my primary, to have very low inflammation and undetectable calcium buildup in my arteries. I started taking this vitamin complex because of calcium build up in my ears causing vertigo. I no longer have vertigo. The complex with magnesium moves free calcium in the flesh to the bones. Other side effects are that my dentist has seen my teeth get stronger, The complex also has boosted my immune system. Except for COVID I have not been sick for the last 7 years since I started. I used to get a cold every fall and a sinus infection every winter. But they don't happen anymore.
Thank you for sharing.
Hope this is accurate, concise summary , tks
Cardiovascular disease is not caused by cholesterol. It's inflammation and glycation
Hello Dr Mobeen Syed. Timely study for our deep dive into inflammation.
True!
Thank you so much Dr. Been!
OH- absolutely love that the mind/body connection is discussed in this. Love & happiness are vital.
An excellent video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
As someone with RA, I find IVM to be a tremendous help, with that inflammation.
Really? I tried it and noticed pain levels low, but still inflamed.
Tried it 3-4 days. 1- 3x aday.
@@JustJulesAgain I take it 2 x weekly, Monday and Friday. I won't be without it!
@@wackattack69 thank you. ❤ Perhaps I should as well.
Tried everything else. Inflamed behind my eyes. Yuck.
@@JustJulesAgain Give it a try again. Not instant relief at all, but after being on it for a year (twice weekly) I took a month off and was in misery. Now I know how well it was/is working. Best of luck to you.
@@wackattack69 Thank you. I appreciate the response!
I went to a functional medicine dr. When I could afford it. He had me watch many videos on parasites.
Gave me a boron spray as well. So i know there is something to it. Just have to find my normal.
Lol, whatever that is.
I understand colchicine has been being use in some heart patients now. I find that interesting since I have Familial Mediterranean Fever and it is the 'gold standard' in first treatment of that genetic auto-inflammatory disease as well.
Colchicine is good and a bit tricky as well. Definitely should be used with a doctor's help.
Also used for chronic pericarditis as type of anti inflammatory.
Do you mean any inflammation or inflammation of the heart?
Colchicine got FDA approval last year to reduce cardiovascular risks in people have coronary artery disease. There is a lot of data to support its anti inflammatory benefits and it can help stabilize plaque and reduce heart attacks. It should be used more widespread but doctors are reluctant to use it is often described as having a lot of side effects and being dangerous to the kidney. There are recent publications that support its safety when used in low doses of 0.5 to 0.6 mg daily and dose can be lowered to every other day in renal impairment and can be avoided in severe renal impairment. What is so perplexing that in FMF colchicine is dosed up to 2 mg daily lifelong and is considered safe and effective for that indication. And now when we can robust cardiovascular risk reductions via its anti inflammatory effects the side effects are overemphasized and docs reluctant to prescribe. There are a few drug interactions that one must avoid in but other that it has such a long track record of use in gout and FMF. It’s seems that that it could compete with the corporate profits to be made of a big blockbuster pharmaceutical .. hence we don’t hear much about it and is not repeatedly endorsed to be used like the new and costly agents.
@@Sudzilla86Not sure if you're speaking to me, but they have been using the colchicine for recurrent pericarditis and for coronary artery disease it is a "weak" Class 2b recommended treatment. The FMF I have is systemic and the colchicine has been helpful, but while that is true, colchicine has to be dosed carefully as toxicity and tolerance can be problematic. I also have to avoid citrus fruit like grapefruit, so this also means I avoid teas with bergamot, etc. to so my body can detox the substance effectively. Anyway, if I had recurrent pericarditis and/or coronary artery disease, I would definitely consider the drug. I think there is more general inflammation in our bodies than gets credit for all manner of disease processes, but that is just my personal unqualified opinion.
Excellent information, thankyou
I stopped statins due to adverse effects. Please be aware of possible side effects before you take them.
Statins are BAD
Dr Been, you are a Genius!
💕💕💕it!
thank you for this!
Well, when I ask you who the heck isn't inflamed after the pandemic? Everything comes from being systemically inflamed, so this is great.
Absolutely! When prednisone works better than allergy medicine and people are getting test results saying they have mono or whatever, it’s not like it’s new knowledge that after this whole ordeal, a lot of things are going to be in pretty rough shape and cause viruses to possibly bring themselves to the forefront again, which Needs to be addressed…
I’ve seen people now that are in kidney failure, have lost teeth, all types of vasculitis, CFS, heart palpitations, potassium deficiencies, and things of this nature that a lot of doctors are missing and not a jab at any of them, but when friends and family are doing the research, the doctor should be doing, not all, something needs to change for the well-being of everyone…
You are correct. Inflammation is the pandemic after the pandemic.
Carnivore diet is the answer for inflammation and a proper human diet. It’s great
@@m.sand- But are you still obese?
@@DrBeenMedicalLectures Dr Been, inflammation was the pandemic before the pandemic, the pandemic simply allowed/forced us to see it.
As I understand intermittent-and extended-fasting reduce inflammation significantly. That stated, "fasting for one week can also significantly increase serum cholesterol and triglycerides. However, continuing to fast for up to 21 days can lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels back to pre-fasting."
How does that happen - that NOT eating increased chol??? Sounds counter-intuitive!
Thank you Dr Been!
I take methylated B Complex to lower homocysteine..But, I am not on statins..
Statins reduce inflammation
I'm recovering from congestive heart failure. Inflamation of my heart is the major issue. Yet my doctor pretty much wants to potato around that issue in favor of grabbing a knife and poking around. Sugar makes me feel like I'm being stabbed in the chest. I got off carbs and sugars and eat mostly meat,fruits,vegetables and exercise quite a lot. I've outlived two of my doctors. I'm only 53 btw.
How long were you with heart failure I have been diagnosed just after my 2nd doze of vaccine 2yrs ago
Taurine and coq10 will help with heart health
Loose the animal protein and pick up organic whole grains in natural form in your diet.
You'll be amazed at the improvement.
@@debbielwilliamson8546Can you please give some examples?
@@patriciamuscat1049my hubby n me, too.
Sugar (carbs) equal inflammation. Simple carnivore diet proves to be the best utilizing all that yummy cholesterol to aid in the proper hormone construction. Everyone should be doing the proper human diet.
but why are people still overweight lol
@@charlesfuchs eating carbs
History and evolution are maybe not your strong suit. Human populations have always been opportunistic in food. Hunter/Gathering is a myth as in reality it is really majority gathering with occasional hunting.
@@homeshows hilarious. I am a healthcare doctor, also with undergraduate degrees in both biology and human biology. I am not the only one that has found the truth and has studied the natural diets throughout the years as well as what food was actually available to our ancestors. Don’t believe the lies and live a thriving life or listen to the food pyramid and eat all of the junk they call health foods and keep an inflammatory existence. You should study a little more yourself and again get outside of the box your “leaders” want you in.
@@homeshows Hard to find Donuts in the wild... whether hunting, gathering or being Opportunistic.... Never seen a fat cheetah, lion, tiger, - lots of muscle tho, no deficiencies... limited carbs, high fat, high protein and exercise = health
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy it's the best way to reduce inflammation in the body
when I said maybe my issue is inflammation not cholesterol (since he did not do nmr and no idea how much fluffy or small dense) and my dr said high cholesterol/LDL is decided science and not debatable.
I believe that controlling inflammation will end up lowering LDL as a side effect. Studies without Statins?
Add a spike and keep the storm going.
Time to take the Vit C
That too.
Or even better Astaxanthin and Coq10 (Ubiquinol) together!
Vitamin C + lysine
Liposomal is amazing. Check out Dr. Thomas Levy’s work on Vitamin C. Especially the association between undetected dental infection and heart issues. Interesting research.
Sir u r the best teacher... Thank you so much ❤❤
It seems very hard for me to control own inflammation. There are certain poor quality food ingredients and bad air that seem to influence it more. Challenging to avoid . Seed oils and pollution are a couple suspects to arrest before heart has arrest. C-Reactive protein concern repeatedly here.
Check my articles and videos that present how to manage inflammation.
@@DrBeenMedicalLectures Will do. Thank you @DrBeen
Welcome
The Cardiologist I saw was concerned with calcification of the arteries. How does this work in with inflammation?
Dr Been you are looking well! What do you think of the carnivore diet for inflammation? Of ketogenic (low carb/high fat) diets? Thank you!
Is it true that one of the root causes of high cholesterol is thyroid dysfunction? Thyroid issues leading to dysfunction of LDL receptors in liver compromising it's ability to process cholesterol?
It is clear that your are not dead against using Statins unlike some doctors who claim that increased LDL is associated with increased longevity. Rather you stress on keeping anti-inflammatory measures in first place.
There are now many studies that prove, that higher LDL is indeed associated with longevity
Please read the excellent book 'How the Cholesterol Myths are kept alive' from Uffe Ravnskov. There you will find all the studies that prove, that high cholesterol IS indeed associated with a long live
Can the C-Reactive protein marker be high for a chronic pain due to a bone to bone spine problem? I’m specifically talking about a degenerative disk problem, where the disk is gone. I was told that the bones contact can raise C-reactive p.
Blackseed oil. Does Blackseed oil help control inflammation? My snow-white beard is beginning grow some black hair after consuming daily for a month. 🏊🏋🏻🦊
It does.
@DrBeenMedicalLectures Thank-you. I will continue with black seed oil. The change in my beard is perplexing and unexpected. 🏊🏋🏻🦊
Interesting situation. What did your doctor say about it?
@DrBeenMedicalLectures Spoke to my endocrinologist this week. He had no knowledge of black seed oil and no interest. Likewise with my supplementation with Collagen Peptides which has caused noticeable increase in my hair and nail growth. I must be doing something right as at 70 I am the oldest OG under the barbell at the Local YMCA. Wish I could fix my thyroid which shutdown. Thank heavens for Synthroid.
So, what is the #1 way to stop inflammation?? Diet?? Lifestyle?? Stress?? Avoiding the political news??
What I mean to say is, which diet, because we all react so differently, does this mean we must just keep on experimenting??
@@corneillececil9437 yeah. 2 yrs for me.
Going to try carnivore.
Been telling patients this for years. Cholesterol isn't the problem, the inflammation and the clotting cascade that results in the vessels and valves. Sugar is inflammatory. This is why carnivore prevents and reverses atherosclerosis because meat is the least inflammatory food, and most people have sensitivities to at least some plants they eat on a regular basis.
What was the hsCRP range in these study? Between lowest to highest? hsCRP can be elevated by so many things infections, chronic infection, any chronic conditions like fatty liver, high blood pressure, high cholesterol etc. and other environmental factors? When they adjusted the number for hsCRP, did they consider the other mechanisms that can elevate hsCRP?
Many people have lowered their cholesterol by exercise alone and not on any medication
Just nonsence, the body (liver mostly) makes the colesterol it needs! Without colesterol no life! And the PARTICLE nr witch are lipo proteins(the carrier of colesterol) can vary quite much, you don't have a constant LDL, HDL nr! Mabye it's to difficult for people to understand this? But it's critical to understand how this work, or else just forget to talk about this subject
Lose weight , don’t use or eat seed oils which are in most processed foods of all kinds.
@@Kjuken69when did I say that cholesterol isn't needed in your body? Pay attention for godsake
And how do you reduce inflammation? By cutting out sugars and carbs. Also by eating animal fats.
interesting- everything I read says animal fats (saturated) cause inflammation....
What blood test can I get to measure inflammation?
100% plant based is the best road to go down!🥦🥦
What is it about inflammation that contributes to cardiac damage? Is it that the vascular system is damaged by it (like the endothelial lining of arteries) and so small LDL is more likely to get stuck and build up?
Random question. I have heart bilateral bundle branch that is asymptomatic. Heart Electrical system issue. Does anyone here have experience with this? Another great video Drbeen!
What is considered high CR protein?
Thank You!
No statin for kidney stone patients..cause lots of disorders incl prostate function...sticking to fibrates🙂
Thank you sir
Is the sed rate also important?
What are the things that causes inflammation?
Vaccines spike protein
Do statins reduce inflammation?
Maybe, but it inhibits CoQ10, selenoproteins, vitamin k2. More likely to cause heart failure and atherosclerosis.
I get vivid dreams from curcumin.
I got vivid dreams from Colchicine, and i do often add curcumin, which doesn't cause them.
Edit, i add the curcumin to my food, not the Colchicine.
Statins reduce inflammation
The Mediterranean diet is full of inflammatory foods Dr.....
It doesn't mean that cholesterol is not significant. Just because strychnine is more poisonous than arsenic, that arsenic is harmless. Combine inflammation AND cholesterol and you get a worse condition. Most people who have high inflammation have crap diets anyway, that include high cholesterol (and you don't get high cholesterol without high saturated fat, which also contributes to inflammation).
No, I (and many others) have high cholesterol without saturated fat or bad diet. Despite all these, CAC of 0 and virtually no inflammation.
@@Gabi-fg7hw Yeah, you no doubt got Hypercholesterolemia as a genetic disposition. You're in the reductionist minority.."and many others",is quite a throwaway line....It's a strange phenomenon that MOST people with high cholesterol, stop eating cholesterol, their cholesterol reading goes down.......doh.
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