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.
for example if you're sick you're going to need to make far more glucocorticoids your body's response is going to be to ramp up cortisol production to mobilize Fuel and do a whole bunch of other things and certain cells like the adrenal glands are going to be called on to rise to a higher level of performance and they're not going to be able to make enough cortisol so they're going to have to borrow or take cholesterol from other cells in the body
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in a physiologic person who's not in one of these acute situations the adrenal gland most of the time just makes all the cholesterol it needs but if it needs a secondary source that's why you have HDLs HDLs have a half-life of five days one of the reasons they circulate for five days is it's a floating plasma reservoir of cholesterol for tissues that might actually need cholesterol