Paul Saladino maintains low hs-CRP, fibrinogen, and fasting insulin, suggesting no excess glycation or endothelial damage despite high carbohydrate intake.

“i have very low crp i have done a whole episode on my insulin sensitivity wearing a continuous glucose monitor from nutrasense showing that i'm quite insulin sensitive my fasting insulin is low”

“i've done multiple fasting insulins which remain very low less than three c peptides less than 0.5 hscrp remains low”

“i have an ldl pattern of a very insulin sensitive and i don't think there's any increase or any case we made for an increased cardiovascular risk with a small ldl or a medium ldl”

“i'm not getting excess glycation i'm not damaging my endothelium my hscrp is low my fibrinogen is low you can find all of this in the blood work podcast my fasting insulin remains low”

“My LDL most recently was 165 milligrams per deciliter and I think my particle count was 1900 an animal per liter which is higher than most people want to see it but what's also important to understand and that's that's where Western medicine stops you know if these respected physicians in the medical establishments saw my numbers they would key in on the LDL in a myopic way and say that LDL is too high your APO B is too high you need to be on a Statin or you need to lower that LDL and I say but wait you haven't looked at the whole picture let me unfold the pamphlet for you and show you that I also have triglycerides of 65 and an HDL of 65 or 70. so I have high HDL and low triglycerides I have a fasting insulin of three micro IU per ml I have no visceral fat you can see my six pack abs I have an hscrp which is an indicator of inflammation in a general sense of less than 0.5”