Peter Attia· MD
so baby hdls that are depleted they run back to the adipocytes which express this abca1 transported at pumps out all their cholesterol to an HDL
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
so baby hdls that are depleted they run back to the adipocytes which express this abca1 transported at pumps out all their cholesterol to an HDL
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so the HDL Oh a sudden has to go back and start grabbing cholesterol molecules from some other tissue and get it to the store autogenic tissue and the number a mega place where HDL is get most of our lipid ation as it goes right back to the liver and gets lipid ated or what is the biggest cholesterol storage organ in the body not the liver you're out of the site's everybody thinks that besides our just learned triglycerides there are massive storage organ so baby hdls that are depleted they run back to the adipocytes which express this abca1 transported at pumps out all their cholesterol to an HDL which moon right back to the adrenal gland bounces back and forth like a ping-pong ball