Peter Attia· MD
I remember in 2011 when I became maybe 2010-2011 when I became really interested in lipids just basically realizing looking at my family history I'm probably gonna die of heart disease
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I remember in 2011 when I became maybe 2010-2011 when I became really interested in lipids just basically realizing looking at my family history I'm probably gonna die of heart disease
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so on ascbd i've also become far more aggressive on the timing and magnitude of apob reduction
my target apob is between 30 and 40 milligrams per deciliter that's sort of where I aim to be uh day in and day out and obviously that requires you know pharmacological intervention
my apob at the time was probably about 85 to 90 migs per deciliter I mean very few doctors would get phosphorated over that apob in someone in their late 30s or mid-30s at the time but again I'd watched countless men in my family die some of them as young as in their late 40s from heart attacks
he's on you know double therapy now and he walks around with an apob in the 20 to 30 range