The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
the cholesterol backbone is a precursor for many many important things in your body steroid hormones sex hormones things like this and also for the construction of membranes you know it goes into the cell membrane and creates rigidity and also the steroid backbone can be used for many other things so it's a very useful molecule in the human body it's something we absolutely cannot live without so it's incorrectly vilified exclusively
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so cholesterol can be used in every cellular function and again the cardiologists and the pharmaceutical companies really have done the job of free monitoring the public brainwashing the cardiologists and to think he met it's the LDL that's bad
cholesterol is is is an essential thing right so without cholesterol we wouldn't be alive and and you know there are really rare fortunately genetic conditions in which cholesterol synthesis is compromised and those tend to be fatal in utero so if if if an organism can't make enough cholesterol it ceases to exist because cholesterol is the thing that gives every cell fluidity the membrane of every cell cell fluidity and it's the precursor to some of the most important hormones we make so in the case of us as humans right testosterone estrogen progesterone cortisol these essential hormones are all made from cholesterol