Had to get 2nd opinion on my blood test ‘cause doc wanted me on a statin. LDL 6.7 🇦🇺 (260 🇺🇸) My naturopath understood the reason was due to zero carb diet. Totally understand the curiosity here. 👏
The important numbers are really HDL, triglycerides and triglyceride HDL ratio. The ratio tells you if you're insulin resistant. I will never understand why Dr's don't order an LDL particle test if they really want to know how "bad" LDL is. Basically doctors unfortunately practice tickbox medicine.
Great interview! This is something I can share with friends and family that they can easily understand. Looking forward to the videos from the conference and future testings.
Wonderfully informative. I had to listen closely to get the information to go into my brain, but it was absolutely worth it. My ketovore non-brain fog self was able to do it.
My question is around how dynamic lipoproteins are…. I’m T1D and wear a CGM so I am acutely aware of how my blood glucose moves through the day and over longer time periods…. And glucose is energy… as is fat… so then logically one would expect that lipoproteins would also move dynamically depending on the available energy…. But how much and how fast? I guess this question is the basis of the lipid energy model (LMHR)…. As it happens my cholesterol markers are very close to the LMHR ‘test’…. 😊
I would sign up for this study, however, I do have other heart disease markers. ☹️. I like to drink it right away , as it is still warm, I also like KC cold!
For the oreos to bring down the ldl level more than the statin, he took his triglycerides up and possibly lowered his hdl. When my ldl comes down, all my other numbers go in a negative direction. It makes no sense to restrict cholesterol from the body.
Oddly, I had a doctor in the 80s attempt to test my ability to lose weight by putting me on a turkey on white bread diet. Since I lost weight on 1000 calories of turkey on white bread, he decided there was nothing wrong with my metabolism.
Just wanted to let Chris and Miriam know that when I went to my functional medicine doctor and showed her the label of keto chow minerals, she said "this is really good."
In this discussion you should have differentiated between total cholesterol and LDL. I assume you're talking about LDL when you say cholesterol as total cholesterol is irrelevant.
It has sugar. The Lipide Energy model Dave and Nick are talking about says that by introducing energy (calories) in a form that is not fat, the body doesn't need to use lipoproteins (LDL) to move energy so the quantity of LDL goes down a LOT.
It’s been so long since I’ve seen Fave Feldman, his work is amazing!
Fascinating interview. I just donated. Feldman's work is incredible.
It really is!
Had to get 2nd opinion on my blood test ‘cause doc wanted me on a statin. LDL 6.7 🇦🇺 (260 🇺🇸) My naturopath understood the reason was due to zero carb diet. Totally understand the curiosity here. 👏
The Naturopath understood the assignment.
The important numbers are really HDL, triglycerides and triglyceride HDL ratio. The ratio tells you if you're insulin resistant. I will never understand why Dr's don't order an LDL particle test if they really want to know how "bad" LDL is. Basically doctors unfortunately practice tickbox medicine.
My brain is so happy when you do vlogs or podcasts like this! I love the details keep em comin. Thanks @realDaveFeldman
Glad you enjoy it. More to come!
Loved this interview. So helpful at so many levels. Thank you
Sharon
Glad it was helpful!
Great interview! This is something I can share with friends and family that they can easily understand. Looking forward to the videos from the conference and future testings.
Awesome, thank you!
Wow this came out great! Fantastic interview 😊
Thanks so much, Cristy! 💞💕
Thank you for sharing this information
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderfully informative. I had to listen closely to get the information to go into my brain, but it was absolutely worth it. My ketovore non-brain fog self was able to do it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
My question is around how dynamic lipoproteins are…. I’m T1D and wear a CGM so I am acutely aware of how my blood glucose moves through the day and over longer time periods…. And glucose is energy… as is fat… so then logically one would expect that lipoproteins would also move dynamically depending on the available energy…. But how much and how fast? I guess this question is the basis of the lipid energy model (LMHR)…. As it happens my cholesterol markers are very close to the LMHR ‘test’…. 😊
Thanks for such an interesting conversation.
Thanks for listening
Great interview - thank you!
Thanks for listening
Looking Forward to attending the conference.
I would sign up for this study, however, I do have other heart disease markers. ☹️. I like to drink it right away , as it is still warm, I also like KC cold!
For the oreos to bring down the ldl level more than the statin, he took his triglycerides up and possibly lowered his hdl. When my ldl comes down, all my other numbers go in a negative direction. It makes no sense to restrict cholesterol from the body.
Such a great podcast
Thank you very much for watching and for your support.
Oddly, I had a doctor in the 80s attempt to test my ability to lose weight by putting me on a turkey on white bread diet. Since I lost weight on 1000 calories of turkey on white bread, he decided there was nothing wrong with my metabolism.
Wha??? Crazy. Lol
Dave is an OG!
Great interview so far! Keto/keto -vore almost 2 years. Questionn, how can I get a CAC test? And do I need a doctor to do it?
Heart saver ct near me (google that). They might ask you for a doctors name at the time of the test
Just wanted to let Chris and Miriam know that when I went to my functional medicine doctor and showed her the label of keto chow minerals, she said "this is really good."
Nice!
In this discussion you should have differentiated between total cholesterol and LDL. I assume you're talking about LDL when you say cholesterol as total cholesterol is irrelevant.
My question would be what's in the oreos that has that effect.
It has sugar. The Lipide Energy model Dave and Nick are talking about says that by introducing energy (calories) in a form that is not fat, the body doesn't need to use lipoproteins (LDL) to move energy so the quantity of LDL goes down a LOT.
Carbs
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