The Pharmacist who gave up drugs & Prof Aseem Malhotra bust 'myths' about cholesterol

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
  • Will Cholesterol Kill You? Or is it something else? Find out in our first podcast episode from the 'Crusading Cardiologist' Aseem Malhotra and ProLongevity's Founder Graham Phillips. As they discuss Aseem's new book 'A Statin-Free Life', the busting the myth surrounding cholesterol and solution to heart diseases.
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  • @sariputri9687
    @sariputri9687 Год назад +6

    Prof Aseem Maholtra probably one of the best doctors in the world! He has been talking about statin for a long time! The world should listen to him!

    • @ProLongevity
      @ProLongevity  Год назад +1

      Aseem. The crusading cardiologist!

  • @countrylady914
    @countrylady914 2 года назад +11

    It's always a pleasure to listen to you gentlemen - you are both doing pioneering work. We live in an overmedicated (" a pill for every ill")society ruled by the BIG pharma.Sadly,there is no money in simple and healthy "Pioppi Diet" style foods and lifestyle.However,as with most things in life,we do have a personal choice -from the people we take advice from,the books we read, to what we put into our shopping baskets.

    • @ProLongevity
      @ProLongevity  2 года назад +2

      I could not agree more! Best! Graham

  • @TheHoth1
    @TheHoth1 2 года назад +7

    It is so disheartening to deal with our current medical system. My mom started doing low carbs diet and successfully reduce her sky high Triglyceride number (200) to 75 without taking Statin. Her cholesterol numbers were so good. They were better than a lot of the twenty years old. You know what the nurse practitioner said to her "We are going to put you on Statin as a precaution".
    I was there and gave her some pushback but nothing seemed to get through her. We gave up and just ignored her prescription.
    Also the IC Metoprolol (50 mg) prescribed to my mom dropped her heart rate to super low and sent her straight to the hospital.

    • @nikkion2140
      @nikkion2140 2 года назад +3

      I never understand why there is a need to slow the heart down. The heart should be able to regulate itself to deliver the right blood to other organs of the body.
      Artificially depressing the activity of the heart by slowing it down essientally at the same time to deprive other organs of the blood requirements. How does such action make sense?

    • @ellanola6284
      @ellanola6284 Год назад

      TheHoth, please don't let them bully your Mum to an early death.

    • @danielacinderella9501
      @danielacinderella9501 Год назад

      @@nikkion2140 According to a French doctor , all drugs used for heart are absolutely useless ! And if they change the level/ balance of the minerals and ions in the blood , they can cause problems , especially to tge heart ! And my personal opinion : some people think they are smarter than God ??? God doesn't know what's the best blood pressure for every person ?

  • @jamesselby796
    @jamesselby796 Год назад

    No one will convince me that clogged arteries don't have a primary roll in high BP. Been complaining about numbness in my right leg for 9 years and what have they done nothing. absolutely nothing but recommend statins. Went to donate blood not long ago. Mentioned away they could have their blood banks over flowing with blood. "how's that they asked. Taking cholesterol out of the blood. The wide smile on her face was all the answe I needed

    • @thecook8964
      @thecook8964 7 месяцев назад

      Friend just had his leg blood vessels dilated, can now feel the blood flowing in his leg

  • @angelawalker9793
    @angelawalker9793 Год назад

    I have what I’ve been told is idiopathic hypertension, well controlled for many years with medication. My cholesterol is 5.8, and I was prescribed Lipitor. I have had a stroke. I’m not sure what more I can do to prevent a further stroke.

    • @jmc8076
      @jmc8076 Год назад

      Search Dr Esselstyne and York Cardiology videos. Also H.O.P.E Project videos for amazing inspiring stories. Best of luck.

  • @brianevans2819
    @brianevans2819 Год назад +2

    Can my heart breathing problem be related to my Pfizer Booster Vaccination, as my problems only incurred immediately after having it?
    I had no problems previously and was fit & healthy prior to having the booster Vaccination.

    • @jmc8076
      @jmc8076 Год назад +4

      Dr Mobeen Sayad (DrBeen), Dr Vinay Prasad, or Morgenomics videos may help. All science based unbiased non political.

    • @danielacinderella9501
      @danielacinderella9501 Год назад +2

      Of course : even a doctor lady said she suffered side-effects like asthma and pains !

    • @missinterpreted4923
      @missinterpreted4923 Год назад +2

      @@jmc8076 I would add, Dr John Campbell and Dr Suneel Dhand

  • @ljs94
    @ljs94 Год назад

    6:15 single most important risk factor for stroke is high blood pressure

    • @ProLongevity
      @ProLongevity  Год назад +5

      And the single major cause of high blood pressure? Is too much insulin due to sugar and carbs in the diet!

    • @jmc8076
      @jmc8076 Год назад

      @@ProLongevity
      There are healthier complex carbohydrates vs highly processed.

    • @grahamXphillips
      @grahamXphillips Год назад

      @@jmc8076 Agreed.. ultra processed carbs are worse; but so called healthy wholegrains are NOT particularly healthy! I see many sugar spikes in ProLongevity clients who THINK their diet is healthy

    • @danielacinderella9501
      @danielacinderella9501 Год назад +1

      @@ProLongevity Not the only one : kidney disease causes always high blood pressure , because the body tries to compensate the slow work of the kidneys : this I've seen in a specialist's video who explained that only treating the kidney problem , the blood pressure can go back to normal - if treating only the symptoms by medicating the high blood pressure , the result will be none =zero !( not a change in the level of blood pressure !)

    • @grahamphillips945
      @grahamphillips945 Год назад

      @@danielacinderella9501 Yes but what causes the kidney disease? Its all linked thru the RAS right? Take a look at Jason Fung's youtube!!