Paul Saladino· MD
if LDL is not injurious to the endothelium then why are we so focused on apob particles when we should be focusing on insulin sensitivity and focused on reversing insulin resistance
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if LDL is not injurious to the endothelium then why are we so focused on apob particles when we should be focusing on insulin sensitivity and focused on reversing insulin resistance
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the most elegant study of this ever done shows that if you only saw the top line this to this to the everyone would be like wow the more insulin-resistant you get the more your total burden of a Povey goes up but what this is showing is where is that burden coming from the VLDL only increased by 20 Nana more per liter but the LDL P increased by 400 animal per liter right