**Important Correction Notes*: -Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying. - There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions. -Statins: I personally don't prescribe them as a foot specialist. It appears to be a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀 - Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.) -We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching! 👣 All links & info are in the show notes above. 👣 🦶Let us know what you think and if I'm missing anything!🦶
@@kennyh5083 **Important Correction Notes*: -Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying. - There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation, as some studies claim); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions. Even if not technically true, there is a correlation between them (even if the mechanism is different than we believe.)
-Statins: I don't prescribe them as a lower extremity specialist. There is a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀 - Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.) -We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching!
@@simeonsamuel8495 **Important Correction Notes*: -Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying. - There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation, as some studies claim); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions. Even if not technically true, there is a correlation between them (even if the mechanism is different than we believe.)
-Statins: I don't prescribe them as a lower extremity specialist. There is a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀 - Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.) -We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching!
Coconut oil (not heated, not for cooking, put a spoonful in your oatmeal), green tea, flaxseed, turmeric with black pepper, garlic, onions, lots of fruit & veges every day, low carbs.(except fruit) No sugar, alcohol , rare bread & pasta. Stretch n walk everyday. People who do this have good hearts. Have a great day everyone.
@@trespasser121 When your liver encounters alcohol, ~no~ fats are metabolized and instead are stored in your cells (heart and others) until it has processed the alcohol. This means if you want alcohol, drink it first thing in the morning with your coffee and don't eat any fats until the alcohol is totally out of your system. You can search pubmed to find citations.
Regular butter is fine. Avoid sugary fruits also since all types of sugars create inflammation. Basic table salt also cuts blood vessel walls allowing plaque to stick easier
@@Niles-Guyit's poly and mono saturated fats which are needed for the body. There's zero trans fat which are damaging to cells. Just do a little reading 👍
@@Niles-Guy are you basing your belief on discredited Ancel Keys study? That’s the one where he studied 22 nations. Then finding out his hypothesis was garbage he discarded 72 percent of the data to publish his famed SIX nations study.
I have reversed high blood pressure Reversed type 2 diabetes Sleep apnea, Gout and Arthritis along with clearing out my arteries by eating a strict carnivore diet. It works
@starbright1256 Absolutely true Eating Carnivore will basically cure any ailments. But it is very restrictive and difficult to stick to. The world is not designed for people Eating a carnivore diet, travelling is now a nightmare.
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You should also look into the benefits of the combination of vitamin K2 and D3. They can help move the calcium from the soft tissues, and back into the bones where it belongs.
@@NE0561 No one said to consume too much of it. Too much of almost anything could be toxic. But vitamin D3 is manufactured in your skin via exposure to sunlight. If you are afraid of vitamin D3, you might want to stay inside in the dark with your rat friends.
@@NE0561 If you want to completely avoid any trace of vitamin D3 completely, you will need to stay indoors in the total darkness, and avoid all foods where it occurs naturally, and has occurred naturally for millions of years. I think more people die every year from bone loss and heart disease than vitamin D3 overdoses. And i think the vast majority of people would agree with me. But hey, you are free to do whatever you want.
I've heard and read that water fasting for 3 to 5 weeks can clear out clogged arteries while also allowing the body to heal more quickly. A study was done on some people who starved to death and their autopsies showed that all of them had perfectly clear arteries. Engaging in a long fast requires knowledge on how to properly break the fast with foods such as orange juice and beef bone broth.
@@rasmia09 Yes, fresh squeezed orange juice also contains enzymes and flavonoids that help restart the digestive system. And beef bone broth is super healing for the gut.
At 63 yr old, 5.7 and losing weight with limiting carbs, my lipid panel is not that bad except my HDL is genetically low so that always has messed up my total ratio. My old doc passed away and my new doc wants to start me on low dose, 5MG of statins. He even said my recent blood work and lipid panel is "interesting". So, the bad cholesterol is not high. Hard to argue with this army trained and ex Captain military doc, he seems just like all the other 95% of the docs that seem to not understand this topic that well at all. I told him that I was limiting carbs and sugar and eating more fish and meat and he said "those crazy diets will kill you" . Well, I've already lost 13 pounds and gonna lose 13 more. kind of makes me crazy that most doctors have been trained all wrong in this area.
Try buying 5 mg Semaglutide take .5 mg once a week until done. See how much weight you will lose. It's expensive but cheaper online. Almost normalized my cholesterol and triglycerides went to normal from high. Lost 45 pounds using 1 mg for 10 weeks. Spent under 200 USD.
@@noone-l2z Thanks for that info but since I posted this comment, I stopped eating/drinking almost all carbs and used targeted food and supplements and my lipid panel is beyond amazing. My tri's went from 198 to 72 and my total cholesterol went from 160 to 93 and and all others are very much more than in range except from familia low side HDL, while it is now in range, it could be up more but hey, it's genetic thing. I did this without the statins that my doc told me take and my younger bro has been taking high does of statins for years and his HDL sits at the same 32. Overall I could not even believe the results but it goes to show how bad carbs can be for the body and how our bodies can many times repair themselves given the right circumstances. BTW, I also totally reversed a 60% blocked carotid artery, I had a very good and detailed scan to prove that and my doc was sort of speechless and he gave the credit to the 5MG statin they he thought I was taking, but I let him have his moment and said nothing. These doctors need to come way up to speed on the right foods to eat and supplements.
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Great video! Your insights on reversing clogged arteries are incredibly valuable, especially for those of us over 45. Thanks for sharing such practical advice!
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TACT 1 Study by cardiologist Gervasio Lamas started in 2003 , followed by TACT 2 showing reversal of cardiovascular calcification by chelation therapy.
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Of course, the things mentioned in this video are appropriate and worth your time to pay attention to. And, to reiterate, IT IS MORE NOURISHING to eat foods that are not processed. In the processing, preservatives and other petrol-based chemicals are added. All petrol-based chemicals are carcinogenic, however they are carcinogenic to varying degrees. The govt allows certain petrol-chemicals in food (not for our benefit, but for the company's profit benefit), so that only the least carcinogenic chemicals are allowed (least risk). The 3 MOST EFFECTIVE natural, plant-based remedies to DISSOLVE plaque in the arteries are: 1. Hawthorn berries (Crateagus spp. trees) 2. Hot chilis - any of the Capsicum spp., plus some others spp., such as tobasco peppers. These can be eaten raw too. Chilis from Central Amer. will often be either dried or canned. 3. Red table wine processed using the traditional. old world methods (in other words, not rot-gut wine that is heavily chemicalized). Of course, the people that need to consume the above will NOT have a natural tendency to do so. Why, because there is NO CRAVING present for these. Don't fret: this is absolutely natural for all human beings. Anyway, regardless, you only need to take the next step, which is to check this out for yourself through taking the journey of your own experience! 🏋💜
All good points. But why can't my cravings for donuts and cake, be healthy for me and clean my arteries and veins. Dang, life is not fair and the universe is against me! Vegetables are not appealing. I hear my mom saying "You need your roughage".
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Just like ADHD is not caused by a lack of Ritalin in the body, Arterial Sclerosis (clogging) is not caused by a lack of natural Statins in the body. It's caused by excess sugar in the blood.
CORRECT ✅ And also vitamin deficiency from highly processed and chemical laden foods. The Margarine epidemic is one example of this stupidity and now it's hydrogenated oils, trans fats, seed oils and the USA high carb low natural fat diet of Death
Dr. Biernacki You would be better served to add General Health Dr. to your Foot Dr. moniker. I love your videos and am viewing more of your General Health videos advice rather than what I originally started watch your channel for foot issues (primarily neuropathy). Just a suggestion...I will undoubtedly continue to watch your channel videos as I find your advice to be very effective.
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Interesting and informative! I have noticed bitter disagreements about statins amongst the medical profession though. With so much money at stake, I tend to go along with those who give advice that doesn’t boost their income potential. What else can I do as a lay person who watches convincing arguments from either side? Follow the money or run the other way!
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I think it would be good to discuss the different sizes of LDL and how they differ and impact health and plaqueing. From my understanding the size distribution is more helpful in determining if LDL is a problem than just the standard LDL and total cholesterol numbers, with the small dense LDL (caused by oxidizing sugars/glycation) are what tends to settle into the areas damaged by inflammation and that you want to be low. And there’s less of an issue as the LDL particle size increases (intermediate, large). From what I have seen from some cardiologists talking about this, you may show “high” LDL and total cholesterol in the standard test, but show very low levels of the small dense LDL from a more advanced/particle size distribution test, which may indicate there may not really be an issue with LDL. Of course this requires a more thorough investigation and medical help that dives into that level. Also, echoing other comments on statins, the benefits (again based on info/studies presented by cardiologists) is suspect at best, especially given the range of side effects and reported reduction in mortality (its minuscule if at all). These same cardiologists recommend focusing on improving metabolic health and markers to deal with this issue (this is a big deal and includes many of the steps in the video), and some medications may be needed during that process with the idea those may be able to be weaned off over time.
This will be news to anyone who thinks of LDL as “bad cholesterol” and HDL as “good cholesterol.” Those are dated (and misleading) classifications that tend to miss the point that you need both.
ABSOLUTELY-Particle size of LDL matters-large and intermediates are carried back from circulation by HDL to liver for biosynthesis to utilize for the formation on cell wall membrane, steroid hormones,etc
Magnesium absorption decreases with age. This is true for all types of magnesium. I have been taking 400 mg of magnesium glycinate since Dec. 2022 and have not had a single AFIB event. My question is how do I determine what the optimal dosage is for a 70 year old male and how does this change over time? Thanks.
Avocado oil. But a good healthy oil is well with the extra virgin olive oil but you should never cook with it you use extra virgin olive oil is a good dressing
Natural animal fats are best, butter, tallow, lard etc. The bad ones are the industrial seed oils. If you google hateful 8 oils there's lots of info on the ones to avoid. Avoid margarine also.
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My HDL/TRIGS are 85/45 on a carnivore diet. I'm a living refutation of the bogus cholesterol hypothesis. Heart disease is an inflammatory condition, inflammation comes from carbs and seed oils. Blaming cholesterol is like blaming the fire brigade for the arson caused by plant based diet.
Well said. HDL/Trig ratio is the best blood test metric. There are no drugs to raise HDL or lower trigs, so most doctors don’t care about this metric. They are primarily trained to apply drugs.
There is not a study that shows you can remove blockages from arteries. You can keep the blockages stable by restricting calories, increasing exercise, and improving your nutrition
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lots of other Doctors are now saying that LDL is not a great indicator. I have a high LDL but but scored a 0 on my CAC score. I eat mostly a carnivore diet.
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Oxidized LDL, pattern B LDL, is the one to watch. On lipid panel, I pay attention only to Trigs/HDL ratio. Try to drive triglycerides down toward 60-ish, HDL up toward 60-ish, goal being a 1-1.5x Trigs/HDL ratio. My ratio used to be 200s trigs/25 HDL, so 8x to 10x range. Been strict low-carb for going on 4 years, now ratio is 60-80 trigs /50 HDL, so sub 1.5x. My advice would be to not eat grains/flours/cereals, no seed oils whatsoever, no added sugars. Low-carb. If you do this your trigs will normally drop like a rock, and fatty liver disease may eventually go away.
Them doctors would be wrong then(unfortunately). All ldl lipids below 70nm in particle size are atherosclerotic. A cac score of zero is actually relatively easy to achieve, until you reach your sixties(provided you don't have any genetic disponitions for developing a atherosclerotic condition faster or diabetes). Having a positive cac score, is actually revealing a late stage progression of atherosclerosis. Meaning, if a long and healthy life is your goal....you should take the preventive steps BEFORE you ever get a positive cac score! 😉
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Very imformative. Thank you. I have lymphedema in my legs for almost 4 years now. Is there anything here that I can take from this video that will help me? Thanks again.
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I have a vibration plate , I lay on my back put a blanket on the plate for comfort and lay legs on it 3 times a week in low speed , I can see my knee bones now , I weigh 222 lbs
Two year carnivore, my first cac score test one year ago was 909. My second score test came back at 1043.2 the crazy things is my left main coronary artery went from 273 to 0 this past year all I did was lift for 6 months and eat meat while intermittent fasting no fruits or veg. Can you explain doctor?
Yes absolutely you did the top 2 secret that I mentioned specifically in this video. 1) You cut out processed garbage foods that cause inflammation, reduced calories & #2) you lifted weights which as listed as my top 2 things 😁. You are doing amazing things! Do I think the explanation is avoiding fruits? (if that is what is being insuated?) Probably not but certainly I'm open that it is possible(when the 2 things above are proven beyond a doubt to do what you explain already). I bet if someone cut out fruits and veggies, but still ate processed food, didn't lose weight and didn't work out would not get these results.
It's a healthier oil , but fat is still fat and enough of it will do damage eventually (Speaking from personal experience) I would recommend staying away from all oils.
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"6 months to 2 years then clots develop" - didn't know that one . I had a drug resistant stent fitted (NHS UK) and i'm on asprin for life to stop clots.
Lots of docs say don't take statins. For example, Dr Mike Hansen, and extremely bright doc. Watch starting at 6:00 in ua-cam.com/video/G7FvPhaz0As/v-deo.html
@@colbyrulesmydoggie4839 yes whilst I very much appreciate this doctors advice and so much of it was good advice I wasn’t being rude to him but I feel doctors need to be honest and not give advise in the adverse effects of statins
The vitamin is soluble in certain states...some are water soluble and others bind in other solutions... clumping. The suspension is the difference in how those molecules are transport and are absorbed or eliminated. Synthetic molecular make up ie. Sugars can deceive our bodies and turn off and on natural processes. I don't encourage man made sugar substitutes.
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Great job of explaining the circulatory system. Good mention of reducing seed oils but statins if you haven't familiar?? No thanks and you said butter is a trans fat?? Its natural fat isnt it. Maybe margarine/paint is what you meant HDL increases due to lowering inflammation, work out whats causing the inflammation, environment, diet triggers, bad stress, thats the key. Forget the LDL, that is doing its job, thats dictated by inflammation, ilness, time of month etc. Eat real fats, eat whole food, simple. Your body will dictate the cholesterol levels depending on need
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-Statins: I personally don't prescribe them as a foot specialist. It appears to be a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀 - Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.) -We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching!
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Also different brands were just like a statin with the side effects. The one brand that did NOT bother me was the JAROW (sp?) brand. The brand that DID was Nature’s Bounty.
Another Great video of so much valuable information. You have any doctor's in Nevada you would recommend? I take so much of what you say into consideration. Can 1 person take to many different vitamins daily? I'm taking Fish Oil Omega 3, Zinc, Magnesium, D3?
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Doesn't sound like you're taking enough. I didn't see k2 on your list. How much d3 are you taking? Do some research on d3/k2. How much omega 3s are you taking? If I were you I would add an isotonic capable multi and proanthocyanidins and citrus bioflavanoids as it seem you may be targeting immunity. Also add probiotics for a greater measure to enhance immunity.
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LDL is not a bad thing , DENSE oxidzed LDL is . I agree with your other analysis . LDL is essentially the boat carrying cholesterol ,HDL and other essential molecules. The boat can become dense from the foods we eat and then will enter the 1 cell thick artery surface . where it then becomes further dense and cause something called a FOAM cell. which then turns to plaque build up. Am I incorrect on my assumption that LDL molecules are not bad molecules? Thanks for the informative view here. Good stuff
@@minotaur55 ApoB lipoproteins show a true marker for inflammation whether there are more , or less LDLs. ... sd ldl (small low density lipoprotiens ) are usually oxidized ldl. Ldl can be numerous , yet contain a low amount of aboB sites on each ldl molecule. So a test for that phenomenon is called an Advanced lipid panel. Whereas it measures size (weight), amount of sd ldl,( usually the oxidized ldl) , amount of apoB sites, and number of VLDL Triglycerides ldl Cholesterol and Hdl's
@@minotaur55 Yes I recently had an (Advanced lipid panel test). As compared to a regular lipid panel, in which only the ratio of lipid levels are measured. That is a normal cholesterol test the doctor may order. The advanced test looks at size, weight, and number of all the lipids particles including the aopB markers in the blood serum.
Generally good, well-researched content on diet-related concerns. The primary emphasis on diet over surgery is definitely a step forward. However, the recommendation of fish oil for cardiovascular health via omega3 fatty acids is questionable, since continuing research fails to establish definitive benefit for cardiovascular disease. Of course, this disappointment with omega3s runs against at least 20 years of fish oil promotion, not to mention fish tissue consumption.
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As long as triglycerides are low, both HDL and LDL can be simultaneously high without any worries to have. It can become a problem if HDL is low, and/or if triglycerides are high.
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I dont smoke I dont drink I take losartin with hct 100/12.5 and simistatin, I have cold hands and feet at rest in weather 50F and below at rest. I work out everyday. Having an angiogram in a few days.
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**Important Correction Notes*: -Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying.
- There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions.
-Statins: I personally don't prescribe them as a foot specialist. It appears to be a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀
- Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.)
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What about systemic enzymes like serrapeptase and nattokinase?
He lost me at butter, and I'm still sticking with lard and tallow.
you are clueless!
@@kennyh5083 **Important Correction Notes*:
-Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying.
- There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation, as some studies claim); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions. Even if not technically true, there is a correlation between them (even if the mechanism is different than we believe.)
-Statins: I don't prescribe them as a lower extremity specialist. There is a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀
- Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.)
-We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching!
@@simeonsamuel8495 **Important Correction Notes*:
-Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying.
- There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation, as some studies claim); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions. Even if not technically true, there is a correlation between them (even if the mechanism is different than we believe.)
-Statins: I don't prescribe them as a lower extremity specialist. There is a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀
- Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.)
-We really appreciate you, and thanks for watching!
Coconut oil (not heated, not for cooking, put a spoonful in your oatmeal), green tea, flaxseed,
turmeric with black pepper, garlic, onions, lots of fruit & veges every day, low carbs.(except
fruit) No sugar, alcohol , rare bread & pasta. Stretch n walk everyday. People who do this have good hearts. Have a great day everyone.
Not coconut oil, not proven. and what studies on moderate consumption of alcohol can you point to that support your statement?
good stuff. I concur. You could maybe add nattokinase to your arsenal.
@@trespasser121 When your liver encounters alcohol, ~no~ fats are metabolized and instead are stored in your cells (heart and others) until it has processed the alcohol. This means if you want alcohol, drink it first thing in the morning with your coffee and don't eat any fats until the alcohol is totally out of your system. You can search pubmed to find citations.
Allergic to coconut and olive products, so it's avocado oil for me.
@@benc6690 Avocado oil is a great choice. I cook my eggs with it.
Regular butter is fine. Avoid sugary fruits also since all types of sugars create inflammation. Basic table salt also cuts blood vessel walls allowing plaque to stick easier
Regular butter is NOT fine. Cite your data to support your unfounded claim
@@Niles-Guyit's poly and mono saturated fats which are needed for the body. There's zero trans fat which are damaging to cells. Just do a little reading 👍
@@Niles-Guy are you basing your belief on discredited Ancel Keys study? That’s the one where he studied 22 nations. Then finding out his hypothesis was garbage he discarded 72 percent of the data to publish his famed SIX nations study.
I've refused statins from my Dr, I want to try and lower my cholesterol etc naturally first. So I'm watching this for info.
I have reversed high blood pressure
Reversed type 2 diabetes
Sleep apnea,
Gout and Arthritis along with clearing out my arteries by eating a strict carnivore diet.
It works
Beef 😅
Bull
@starbright1256
Absolutely true
Eating Carnivore will basically cure any ailments.
But it is very restrictive and difficult to stick to.
The world is not designed for people Eating a carnivore diet, travelling is now a nightmare.
Can I combine with fruits nd veggies?
@anthonyr7902
The idea of the carnivore diet is to only eat meat, fish and eggs
And you can only drink water
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You should also look into the benefits of the combination of vitamin K2 and D3. They can help move the calcium from the soft tissues, and back into the bones where it belongs.
Vitamin D3= Calicalcipherol =main active ingredient in rat's poison. Research before placing an insulting comment.
@@NE0561 No one said to consume too much of it. Too much of almost anything could be toxic. But vitamin D3 is manufactured in your skin via exposure to sunlight. If you are afraid of vitamin D3, you might want to stay inside in the dark with your rat friends.
@@tonyprice2256 First biological robot who loves his rat poison. Enjoy!😃😀😁
@@NE0561 If you want to completely avoid any trace of vitamin D3 completely, you will need to stay indoors in the total darkness, and avoid all foods where it occurs naturally, and has occurred naturally for millions of years. I think more people die every year from bone loss and heart disease than vitamin D3 overdoses. And i think the vast majority of people would agree with me. But hey, you are free to do whatever you want.
@@tonyprice2256 Nope. I'm only avoiding the rat poison sold out there. I get enough D3 from my best friend the Sun.
I've heard and read that water fasting for 3 to 5 weeks can clear out clogged arteries while also allowing the body to heal more quickly. A study was done on some people who starved to death and their autopsies showed that all of them had perfectly clear arteries. Engaging in a long fast requires knowledge on how to properly break the fast with foods such as orange juice and beef bone broth.
I like to eat too much to fast.
@@kfl611probably why you’re here watching the video.
Orange juice to break a fast? with so much sugar?
@@rasmia09 Yes, fresh squeezed orange juice also contains enzymes and flavonoids that help restart the digestive system. And beef bone broth is super healing for the gut.
@@rasmia09 Watch the movie Ghandi. He asked for a glass of orange juice when he decided to break his fast.
At 63 yr old, 5.7 and losing weight with limiting carbs, my lipid panel is not that bad except my HDL is genetically low so that always has messed up my total ratio. My old doc passed away and my new doc wants to start me on low dose, 5MG of statins. He even said my recent blood work and lipid panel is "interesting". So, the bad cholesterol is not high. Hard to argue with this army trained and ex Captain military doc, he seems just like all the other 95% of the docs that seem to not understand this topic that well at all. I told him that I was limiting carbs and sugar and eating more fish and meat and he said "those crazy diets will kill you" . Well, I've already lost 13 pounds and gonna lose 13 more. kind of makes me crazy that most doctors have been trained all wrong in this area.
Try buying 5 mg Semaglutide take .5 mg once a week until done. See how much weight you will lose. It's expensive but cheaper online. Almost normalized my cholesterol and triglycerides went to normal from high. Lost 45 pounds using 1 mg for 10 weeks. Spent under 200 USD.
@@noone-l2z Thanks for that info but since I posted this comment, I stopped eating/drinking almost all carbs and used targeted food and supplements and my lipid panel is beyond amazing. My tri's went from 198 to 72 and my total cholesterol went from 160 to 93 and and all others are very much more than in range except from familia low side HDL, while it is now in range, it could be up more but hey, it's genetic thing. I did this without the statins that my doc told me take and my younger bro has been taking high does of statins for years and his HDL sits at the same 32. Overall I could not even believe the results but it goes to show how bad carbs can be for the body and how our bodies can many times repair themselves given the right circumstances. BTW, I also totally reversed a 60% blocked carotid artery, I had a very good and detailed scan to prove that and my doc was sort of speechless and he gave the credit to the 5MG statin they he thought I was taking, but I let him have his moment and said nothing. These doctors need to come way up to speed on the right foods to eat and supplements.
statins have bad side effects.
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Great video! Your insights on reversing clogged arteries are incredibly valuable, especially for those of us over 45. Thanks for sharing such practical advice!
Thanks for continuing the information that dr. Sebi had done in the past 40 years
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amazing Podiatric expert on cardiovascular disease.....
Hey I come at it from my perspective 🙂, I'm not saying im a cardiologist
@@DrTomBiernacki Ignore that negative comment. You are doing good research work that we all need!
My Dr.,you teach freely,but sometimes it takes us long to follow.The heart is willing.We hav to choose between baby-sitting and making a brisk walk.
TACT 1 Study by cardiologist Gervasio Lamas started in 2003 , followed by TACT 2 showing reversal of cardiovascular calcification by chelation therapy.
That sounds interesting! Do they use magnesium as a chelator agent?
Sodium EDTA as described in TACT study
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Thanks for your sharing of this video. It's informative and helpful in taking care of our health.
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I have yet for anyone to describe the circulatory system as good as you have done here, this is biology 101 great job!
I agree good video
Yes. Very 101.
One of the best videos on an internet!!! Thank you doc!❤
I never realized so many "medical professionals" commented and/or contradicted these videos.
I can't say enough good things about your programs Doc. You've been a great source of inspiration for me and have helped me strike a path of optimal health. We have the power to avert bad health, and heal. Many sincere thanks.
Wow, haven’t watched anything like your videos doc, by far you are the most illustrated and well explained videos! God bless doc!
Says the same as other doctors, get more medicines into patients!
@@amarlenewhite1705Dr Berg
Of course, the things mentioned in this video are appropriate and worth your time to pay attention to. And, to reiterate, IT IS MORE NOURISHING to eat foods that are not processed. In the processing, preservatives and other petrol-based chemicals are added. All petrol-based chemicals are carcinogenic, however they are carcinogenic to varying degrees. The govt allows certain petrol-chemicals in food (not for our benefit, but for the company's profit benefit), so that only the least carcinogenic chemicals are allowed (least risk). The 3 MOST EFFECTIVE natural, plant-based remedies to DISSOLVE plaque in the arteries are:
1. Hawthorn berries (Crateagus spp. trees)
2. Hot chilis - any of the Capsicum spp., plus some others spp., such as tobasco peppers. These can be eaten raw too. Chilis from Central Amer. will often be either dried or canned.
3. Red table wine processed using the traditional. old world methods (in other words, not rot-gut wine that is heavily chemicalized).
Of course, the people that need to consume the above will NOT have a natural tendency to do so. Why, because there is NO CRAVING present for these. Don't fret: this is absolutely natural for all human beings. Anyway, regardless, you only need to take the next step, which is to check this out for yourself through taking the journey of your own experience! 🏋💜
All good points. But why can't my cravings for donuts and cake, be healthy for me and clean my arteries and veins. Dang, life is not fair and the universe is against me! Vegetables are not appealing. I hear my mom saying "You need your roughage".
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I've had a stent for 14 years now and a stress test last Monday and was good. I guess I got lucky. Even my cardiologist is amazed.
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You must be eating well? Great job if so
Great stuff Doc! I will follow this
Just like ADHD is not caused by a lack of Ritalin in the body, Arterial Sclerosis (clogging) is not caused by a lack of natural Statins in the body. It's caused by excess sugar in the blood.
No, it's due to excess saturated fats in your diet.
Carnivore diet = 💀
@@larryc1616 Nonsense
High and prolonged blood sugars lead to inflammation which leads to arterial damage and then atherosclerosis.
CORRECT ✅ And also vitamin deficiency from highly processed and chemical laden foods. The Margarine epidemic is one example of this stupidity and now it's hydrogenated oils, trans fats, seed oils and the USA high carb low natural fat diet of Death
wow, rhetorical fallacy followed up with argument from ignorance.
Dr. Biernacki
You would be better served to add General Health Dr. to your Foot Dr. moniker.
I love your videos and am viewing more of your General Health videos advice rather than what I originally started watch your channel for foot issues (primarily neuropathy).
Just a suggestion...I will undoubtedly continue to watch your channel videos as I find your advice to be very effective.
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Good video like always
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Thank you so much for the reply
weed is going to kill the 20 somethings who crave it. It's just a matter of time. Inhaling smoke into the lungs is absolutely a killer
@@DrTomBiernacki Could you check out dr.johhny bowdens book the great cholesterol myth revised and let us know what you think?
Eliminate the bad oils including butter 14:00. Use the good oils including butter 15:30. 🤔
Suggest he's talking about 2 different butters; one is synthetic and Not actually "butter" and the other is from "grass-fed" dairy cows!?😊
Nitric Oxides are showing promising results in trial studies, rather than statins that cause other long term issues.
So bodybuilders pre-workout is healthy
@@adoboFosho different use for different results, body building is somewhat extreme form of weight lifting.
Nitric Oxide (NO), not Nitrus Oxide.
@@bikeman9899 thanks
Beetroot juice?
Thank you for the info.Dr.🙏
Very helpful information, thanks for sharing! Happy New Year 🍻
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Brutally honest doctor
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Interesting and informative! I have noticed bitter disagreements about statins amongst the medical profession though. With so much money at stake, I tend to go along with those who give advice that doesn’t boost their income potential. What else can I do as a lay person who watches convincing arguments from either side? Follow the money or run the other way!
100% agree, I personally don't prescribe them.
Thanks for the information and the application from my friend ❤😊 very nice 👍
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I think it would be good to discuss the different sizes of LDL and how they differ and impact health and plaqueing. From my understanding the size distribution is more helpful in determining if LDL is a problem than just the standard LDL and total cholesterol numbers, with the small dense LDL (caused by oxidizing sugars/glycation) are what tends to settle into the areas damaged by inflammation and that you want to be low. And there’s less of an issue as the LDL particle size increases (intermediate, large). From what I have seen from some cardiologists talking about this, you may show “high” LDL and total cholesterol in the standard test, but show very low levels of the small dense LDL from a more advanced/particle size distribution test, which may indicate there may not really be an issue with LDL. Of course this requires a more thorough investigation and medical help that dives into that level. Also, echoing other comments on statins, the benefits (again based on info/studies presented by cardiologists) is suspect at best, especially given the range of side effects and reported reduction in mortality (its minuscule if at all). These same cardiologists recommend focusing on improving metabolic health and markers to deal with this issue (this is a big deal and includes many of the steps in the video), and some medications may be needed during that process with the idea those may be able to be weaned off over time.
Very nice summary
This will be news to anyone who thinks of LDL as “bad cholesterol” and HDL as “good cholesterol.” Those are dated (and misleading) classifications that tend to miss the point that you need both.
ABSOLUTELY-Particle size of LDL matters-large and intermediates are carried back from circulation by HDL to liver for biosynthesis to utilize for the formation on cell wall membrane, steroid hormones,etc
The difference in risk from the different LDL sizes is minute.
Thank you. My thoughts exactly. This video is of outdated medicine.
i watched your video it was good, but how can you get rid of plaque that is already there ?
I had a triple bypass in 2017 in Bordeaux Hospital, France. My surgeon was Professeur Madonna. Been good since.
Magnesium absorption decreases with age. This is true for all types of magnesium. I have been taking 400 mg of magnesium glycinate since Dec. 2022 and have not had a single AFIB event. My question is how do I determine what the optimal dosage is for a 70 year old male and how does this change over time? Thanks.
What oil would you use for frying food?
Presently I use canola oil but I see it on the DO NOT USE list!
Thank you
Avocado oil.
But a good healthy oil is well with the extra virgin olive oil but you should never cook with it you use extra virgin olive oil is a good dressing
I don't eat fried food anymore. If need to i use olive oil but anything fried is out. Air fry is the way. I Feel great.
@@brandonmoss7976 is sesame oil good ?
Natural animal fats are best, butter, tallow, lard etc. The bad ones are the industrial seed oils. If you google hateful 8 oils there's lots of info on the ones to avoid. Avoid margarine also.
NONE!
How does the fat stick to walls in blood vessels if your blood is 98 degrees?
Your knowledge beyond someone's feet is amazing and I have learned a great deal from your great videos. Thank you again. 👍❤️😁
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Thank you so much for everything doctor
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My HDL/TRIGS are 85/45 on a carnivore diet. I'm a living refutation of the bogus cholesterol hypothesis. Heart disease is an inflammatory condition, inflammation comes from carbs and seed oils. Blaming cholesterol is like blaming the fire brigade for the arson caused by plant based diet.
What's your ldl level?
Well said. HDL/Trig ratio is the best blood test metric.
There are no drugs to raise HDL or lower trigs, so most doctors don’t care about this metric. They are primarily trained to apply drugs.
Is Avocado oil not good?
@@peacejoy9575 Avocado is not a seed oil and is probably both safe and healthy. OK to cook with.
would share what you eat on an average day as an example plz?
There is not a study that shows you can remove blockages from arteries. You can keep the blockages stable by restricting calories, increasing exercise, and improving your nutrition
Hey Doc this is a great informational video........I can also tell that you enjoy what you do.
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My heart felt wishes, it's translation available in my mother tongue Thamizh
lots of other Doctors are now saying that LDL is not a great indicator. I have a high LDL but but scored a 0 on my CAC score. I eat mostly a carnivore diet.
ua-cam.com/video/nf3NSK-X5tY/v-deo.html This video goes over Vitamin K2 which can reduce calcium plaque as well. Lot's of factors in play. I will have to make a 30+ min video next! 😅
VLDL is what you want to keep low. Looking at LDL alone is misleading. High LDL with low VLDL is ideal.
Fluffy size LDL is OK. In fact another data shows people with high level LDL tends to live longer life
Oxidized LDL, pattern B LDL, is the one to watch. On lipid panel, I pay attention only to Trigs/HDL ratio. Try to drive triglycerides down toward 60-ish, HDL up toward 60-ish, goal being a 1-1.5x Trigs/HDL ratio. My ratio used to be 200s trigs/25 HDL, so 8x to 10x range. Been strict low-carb for going on 4 years, now ratio is 60-80 trigs /50 HDL, so sub 1.5x. My advice would be to not eat grains/flours/cereals, no seed oils whatsoever, no added sugars. Low-carb. If you do this your trigs will normally drop like a rock, and fatty liver disease may eventually go away.
Them doctors would be wrong then(unfortunately). All ldl lipids below 70nm in particle size are atherosclerotic.
A cac score of zero is actually relatively easy to achieve, until you reach your sixties(provided you don't have any genetic disponitions for developing a atherosclerotic condition faster or diabetes).
Having a positive cac score, is actually revealing a late stage progression of atherosclerosis. Meaning, if a long and healthy life is your goal....you should take the preventive steps BEFORE you ever get a positive cac score! 😉
Thank you doctor!
I agree this is one of the best video's explaining this topic. Thank you so much.
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Very imformative. Thank you. I have lymphedema in my legs for almost 4 years now. Is there anything here that I can take from this video that will help me? Thanks again.
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I have a vibration plate , I lay on my back put a blanket on the plate for comfort and lay legs on it 3 times a week in low speed , I can see my knee bones now , I weigh 222 lbs
Two year carnivore, my first cac score test one year ago was 909. My second score test came back at 1043.2 the crazy things is my left main coronary artery went from 273 to 0 this past year all I did was lift for 6 months and eat meat while intermittent fasting no fruits or veg. Can you explain doctor?
Yes absolutely you did the top 2 secret that I mentioned specifically in this video. 1) You cut out processed garbage foods that cause inflammation, reduced calories & #2) you lifted weights which as listed as my top 2 things 😁. You are doing amazing things!
Do I think the explanation is avoiding fruits? (if that is what is being insuated?) Probably not but certainly I'm open that it is possible(when the 2 things above are proven beyond a doubt to do what you explain already).
I bet if someone cut out fruits and veggies, but still ate processed food, didn't lose weight and didn't work out would not get these results.
Looks like the plaque you have stabilized (soft dangerous hot plaque became harder stable plaque) due to your positive lifestyle changes.
Great plug for HDL! Good video.
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What do you think of olive oil?
It's a healthier oil , but fat is still fat and enough of it will do damage eventually (Speaking from personal experience) I would recommend staying away from all oils.
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Can someone summarize it ?
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Thanks for sharing the healthiest information, Dr! however, I got confused!Some other doctors say Butter is good ! It provides Vit K2 ?
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"6 months to 2 years then clots develop" - didn't know that one . I had a drug resistant stent fitted (NHS UK) and i'm on asprin for life to stop clots.
What is the fiber you mentioned? I didn’t see it below. Listen to the vid 2 times. Thanks! Love your information, it’s helped me?!
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What say you about serrapeptase serrapeptase for removing cholesterol
Sorry you lost me at statins
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statin
Lots of docs say don't take statins. For example, Dr Mike Hansen, and extremely bright doc. Watch starting at 6:00 in ua-cam.com/video/G7FvPhaz0As/v-deo.html
Lost me at "see your doctor"
@@colbyrulesmydoggie4839 yes whilst I very much appreciate this doctors advice and so much of it was good advice I wasn’t being rude to him but I feel doctors need to be honest and not give advise in the adverse effects of statins
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Very good information and easy to understand. Is there a link to the good/bad oil chart? Thanks!
you mean olive Oil?
remember: D and A have their own carrier proteins. LDL, HDL, and VLDL, carry E and K
The vitamin is soluble in certain states...some are water soluble and others bind in other solutions... clumping. The suspension is the difference in how those molecules are transport and are absorbed or eliminated. Synthetic molecular make up ie. Sugars can deceive our bodies and turn off and on natural processes. I don't encourage man made sugar substitutes.
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FULL FLUSH NIACIN (Vit B3), you actually feel the arteries being flushed out. It's magical. ps, don't use non-flush Niacin, you lose the benefits
Noooo they rather put a stent . They need to pay for the new Tesla for the other woman .
Where do I get flushable Niecine?
@@Ninurtha1 You mean the other women?
how long would it take to flush out the arteries with niacin? which one is the full flush, does it say full flush on the container.
@@Michael-zh8yl No-flush niacin is usually stated as such. The type of niacin that flushes is called nicotinic acid.
The Spleen when strenghtened will stop clogging. many fail to realize this.
Great job of explaining the circulatory system. Good mention of reducing seed oils but statins if you haven't familiar?? No thanks and you said butter is a trans fat?? Its natural fat isnt it. Maybe margarine/paint is what you meant
HDL increases due to lowering inflammation, work out whats causing the inflammation, environment, diet triggers, bad stress, thats the key. Forget the LDL, that is doing its job, thats dictated by inflammation, ilness, time of month etc. Eat real fats, eat whole food, simple. Your body will dictate the cholesterol levels depending on need
**Important Correction Notes*: -Most sources I see show butter has roughly 0.5g per 14g (tablespoon), and margarine has 2.1g trans fat per 14g per tablespoon. In no way am I saying butter is horrible for you (in fact, I eat it regularly without issues). I link to what these studies are saying.
- There are also new studies now debating whether HDL & LDL is good or bad (or is it just inflammation); I definitely agree that no one has all the answers yet and am open to new opinions.
-Statins: I personally don't prescribe them as a foot specialist. It appears to be a negative consensus building up against them. Always check with your doctor to see what the proper medications are for you. 😀
- Are fruits healthy? We could debate this forever, but in moderation, I believe these are an amazing source of nutrition and go over the undeniable benefits in my other videos (but in no way does not mean going crazy eating just fruit all day.)
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Message format is perfectly digestible. Certainly for simple minds like mine. Thank you for what you do.
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Get K2 in your diet. It's the most important thing for stopping calcification of your arteries.
And Magnesium
but does it reverse already calcified arteries
@@RandomHuTaoSimp Listen to podcasts with Patrick Theut as a guest.
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@DrTomBiernacki Done. Thank for the easy to understand explanations, Doc. Please keep them coming. Your site is one of the best on these subjects!
Red rice yeast capsules instead of statins. They contain all the benefits of Statins without the side effects.
May I know where i can buy this red rice yeast capsules?
My cardiologist doesn’t recommend rice red yeast
But it never worked for me.
@@V.N.nathanjust about anywhere! Pharmacies, Walmart, grocery stores
Also different brands were just like a statin with the side effects. The one brand that did NOT bother me was the JAROW (sp?) brand. The brand that DID was Nature’s Bounty.
I've been buying and eating cholesterol lowering margarine. Was this a mistake?
Another Great video of so much valuable information. You have any doctor's in Nevada you would recommend? I take so much of what you say into consideration. Can 1 person take to many different vitamins daily? I'm taking Fish Oil Omega 3, Zinc, Magnesium, D3?
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Doesn't sound like you're taking enough. I didn't see k2 on your list. How much d3 are you taking? Do some research on d3/k2. How much omega 3s are you taking? If I were you I would add an isotonic capable multi and proanthocyanidins and citrus bioflavanoids as it seem you may be targeting immunity. Also add probiotics for a greater measure to enhance immunity.
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LDL is not a bad thing , DENSE oxidzed LDL is . I agree with your other analysis . LDL is essentially the boat carrying cholesterol ,HDL and other essential molecules. The boat can become dense from the foods we eat and then will enter the 1 cell thick artery surface . where it then becomes further dense and cause something called a FOAM cell. which then turns to plaque build up. Am I incorrect on my assumption that LDL molecules are not bad molecules? Thanks for the informative view here. Good stuff
Just talking about "bad" LDL without specifically addressing VLDL seem to go against all recent research.
But when you decrease ldl you also decrease small dense ldl which is usually about 20% of ldl? Is there a blood test for dense LDL?
@@minotaur55 ApoB lipoproteins show a true marker for inflammation whether there are more , or less LDLs. ... sd ldl (small low density lipoprotiens ) are usually oxidized ldl.
Ldl can be numerous , yet contain a low amount of aboB sites on each ldl molecule. So a test for that phenomenon is called an Advanced lipid panel. Whereas it measures size (weight), amount of sd ldl,( usually the oxidized ldl) , amount of apoB sites,
and number of
VLDL Triglycerides
ldl Cholesterol
and Hdl's
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@@minotaur55 Yes I recently had an (Advanced lipid panel test). As compared to a regular lipid panel, in which only the ratio of lipid levels are measured. That is a normal cholesterol test the doctor may order. The advanced test looks at size, weight, and number of all the lipids particles including the aopB markers in the blood serum.
Hey Michigan Foor Doctor, what is your take on the French Paradox?.
Generally good, well-researched content on diet-related concerns. The primary emphasis on diet over surgery is definitely a step forward.
However, the recommendation of fish oil for cardiovascular health via omega3 fatty acids is questionable, since continuing research fails to establish definitive benefit for cardiovascular disease.
Of course, this disappointment with omega3s runs against at least 20 years of fish oil promotion, not to mention fish tissue consumption.
At worst, fish oil will improve your memory, joint, and skin health. Great supplement regardless of studies on heart disease
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What is your oppinion on the AG1 mix?
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Hi I am allergic to Statins. I had muscle collapse. I have been prescribed alternate days with Nifedipidine Valsartan
try red yeast rice/Co-Q10 instead of statins
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Great video Doc! Enjoyed the emphasis on veggies / fruits and fish at the end.
Thanks Paul!
Doc, I drank too cold water, soda for 2 mos last summer, now my left shoulder is stiff.. They it's the veins. What's the cure? TIA
Both HDL and LDL are high for me and my Doctor was confused. He said it shouldn't be like that.
Same here, high hdl, high ldl, low triglycerides and Vldl.
Just keep your LDL below 60 and you will be fine.
As long as triglycerides are low, both HDL and LDL can be simultaneously high without any worries to have. It can become a problem if HDL is low, and/or if triglycerides are high.
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I dont smoke I dont drink I take losartin with hct 100/12.5 and simistatin, I have cold hands and feet at rest in weather 50F and below at rest. I work out everyday. Having an angiogram in a few days.
I had a heart attack 6/16/23. I had 100% Blockage. I had a angioplasty. They went through my wrist. Due to the location of the blocked artery and the makeup of my chest cavity. The doctor wasn’t able to get a stent in. He cleared me only 30% with the balloon