Paul Saladino· MD
the majority of western medicine sees ldl becomes myopic and hyper focused and doesn't doesn't think what are your triglycerides what's your hdl what's the ratio or check of fasting insulin
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the majority of western medicine sees ldl becomes myopic and hyper focused and doesn't doesn't think what are your triglycerides what's your hdl what's the ratio or check of fasting insulin
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Um, but most doctors do it that way because that's the way we've been taught.
So from a cardiology perspective, I think to get lipids or to look at lipids without any contextualization like a fasting insulin or anything that gives you a sense of metabolic health is just, you know, malpractice.