Peter Attia· MD
he has synthesized it and he's recycling it now there's some degree with which he's synthesized so this is a totally different answer than before he has now increased his own endogenous production of cholesterol
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he has synthesized it and he's recycling it now there's some degree with which he's synthesized so this is a totally different answer than before he has now increased his own endogenous production of cholesterol
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so where is he deficient in cholesterol that a person who has an LDL cholesterol of a hundred is not I guess I don't understand the question where is he deficient yeah if he's got 335 milligrams per deciliter of cholesterol in his LDL particles are you telling me that he has less cholesterol in his cell membranes or less of it now somewhere else so he has more cholesterol in his body correct why for the same reason that we would have say life rafts on a boat and once we have more boats we have