Paul Saladino· MD
And mainstream cardiology largely ignores the substantial amount of data suggesting that connection between ApoB and heart disease is MASSIVELY attentuated in the context of insulin sensitivity.
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We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
And mainstream cardiology largely ignores the substantial amount of data suggesting that connection between ApoB and heart disease is MASSIVELY attentuated in the context of insulin sensitivity.
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And mainstream cardiology largely ignores the substantial amount of data suggesting that connection between ApoB and heart disease is MASSIVELY attentuated in the context of insulin sensitivity.
I believe this is where so many really smart and well-intentioned Physicians are being myopic and missing the forest for the trees
this singular focus on apob I think is is missing the importance of the conversations around insulin resistance and the power of changing your insulin sensitivity for all these models
So I think that most of western medicine is treating all people kind of the same and is assuming that everyone is insulin resistant which is a fair assumption but I think that we need to qualify that and I think the the goal should not be to lower APOB in isolation. The goal should be to uh improve insulin sensitivity and none of these therapeutics in medicine will achieve that because you have to get the root cause and I think that if we're not focusing on improving insulin sensitivity what are we doing? We're just kind of rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.