5 years ago

LDL cholesterol isn’t a good indication of mortality risk, but remnant cholesterol is.

Timestamps:
0:00 How to understand the basics of cholesterol
4:45 Here are the five types of lipoprotein, along with each one’s function
7:35 Dave Feldman explains the complex subject of cholesterol in an easy-to-understand way
15:15 Several years ago, Dave became obsessed with finding out more about cholesterol. He experiments on himself.
26:45 Dave explains how HDL cholesterol works closely with other types of lipoproteins

I interviewed cholesterol expert Dave Feldman. First, I explain the basics of cholesterol, so you’ll understand the concepts he describes.

Cholesterol isn’t fat. It provides the raw materials for certain hormones; it makes up all of your cellular membranes, and part of your brain, and insulates your nerves. Cholesterol helps make bile, which allows your body to properly digest certain fats to extract fat-soluble vitamins, and essential fatty acids, and make vitamin D.

Your body makes about 3,000 mg of cholesterol every day. While cholesterol is part of the plaquing in arteries, it’s not the cause of clogged arteries. Instead, it’s a healing substance.

Triglycerides are a type of fat, and I explain how your body transports them with the five different types of lipoproteins.

Dave Feldman is a software engineer who’s become a cholesterol expert, and regularly performs experiments and biohacking on himself. In this video, he explains cholesterol in an easy-to-understand way. He also talks about the role of keto and fasting. I promise you’ll find his talk both valuable and entertaining!

Treat yourself to this highly informative explanation of cholesterol, keto, fasting, and their role in your health.

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Thanks for watching! Remnant cholesterol is a more accurate gauge of your health risk than LDL cholesterol is.

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