I'm 73 year old male, who had a "physical" recently. I thought all was well until my doctor called about about a week later, to let me know my cholesterol was high, (215), and that I needed to come in. I went in fully prepared to resist her putting me on statins. She didn't disappoint me, and advised I get on statins right away. I laughed, and said "no thank you". She did not back down, so I told her that I didn't blame her, because "Big Pharma" has had such a powerful influence on health care providers. I believe this is pretty much automatic behavior now, along with referring you to a specialist, no matter what you came in for.

@PineGeri

8 күн бұрын

215? What was the ratio? I am at or over 300 and the “ratio” is great…then I had the test that measures “fluffy” vs dense LDL. Am great there too

@sw6118

7 күн бұрын

The doctors are swearing that they are seeing it protect their patients. The bigger issue is that you can be genetically tested to see if your body will have any issues with the statins. I think it should be malpractice to try to put you on a drug for life without testing your genetic profile against the metabolic pathways that the drugs use. This type of testing used to cost a fortune and it’s now in the $200ish range, not inexpensive but against permanent muscle and liver damage? Well worth the cost.

@makalu877

7 күн бұрын

@@PineGeri Don't know. But good for you!! A+

@makalu877

7 күн бұрын

@@sw6118 I didn't know that they could test you for genetic tolerance. But I agree with you, it is much to easy to just put someone on a drug. I think I'll just have a calcium scan, and call it good.

@user-ry8nj8le5b

6 күн бұрын

Western "Doctors" are all trained and paid and biased by BigPharma.. Stay away as much as you can!!

My mom used to have high cholesterol, she never had heart troubles and lived to the age of 99

@MHeadroom

7 күн бұрын

My mother is 94. Also high cholesterol all her life and still living independently and physically and mentally in great shape. I too have high cholesterol and the doctor has been talking to me about statins for over a year. No thanks!

@doug.c.9873

6 күн бұрын

Just missed raising the bat

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

My father as well

@makalu877

6 күн бұрын

Bingo

@user-go5iv1jp1l

5 күн бұрын

Well, women with high cholesterol statistically have less heart problems than man.

Was on statins and after doing my own research stopped . Amazing how doctors don’t seem to be informed of the latest research and instantly give out drugs you may not need

@colleenbrookes-gain6662

7 күн бұрын

Statins nearly caused my death and I stopped. Ooh were the Drs happy with me? Oh no! I was the adverse patient. And I was treated indifferently bcz I wanted the root cause to be treated and not the symptoms. Drs don't like you to do research neh. They want you dependent on them. It's like they are your pushers. After COVID I have zero regard and respect for most Drs.

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

Yes!

@vikitheviki

5 күн бұрын

Follow the money..

@willpepsin981

5 күн бұрын

legalised drug pushers.

Finally. At least ONE doctor stepped out from comfort zone ( as a many of contemporary trained American and Great Britain physicians) and had a courage to explain to all of us a truth of the role of cholesterol. I’m an old school physician and I support his message.

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

Thank you

@laurengianna9944

4 сағат бұрын

I’m so happy that so many REAL docs are coming out with this truth 🙌🏼. Professor Bart Kay is also amazing! He is quacky but I love him!

It’s All About Pharmaceutical Wealth.

@rebecarandle554

7 сағат бұрын

RIGHT ON TARGET!!!!!

I was put on statins after a heart attack. 2 days before the attack I had been bitten on the chest by a horse at a riding school I was working at. He knocked me clear across the yard. I had bruising right across my chest and back. So I assume that I had some internal bleeding. Being a normal guy, I picked myself up, swore at the horse, and carried on working. I worked the next 2 days. Then on the Friday evening went out for a meal. At about 3am I woke up feeling a bit strange and went to the kitchen to get some water. I didn't make it. I collapsed, dropping my glass on the way. I remember thinking "wow! That bounced!" I came to about 20 minutes later. I got dressed and walked a mile to a friend's house. I got them to take me to hospital. That's where they confirmed that I'd had a heart attack. The hospital put a couple of stents in to the arteries going into my heart. They were something like 88% blocked. I asked if this was caused by the bruising from the horse bite. I was told that it was because I was a smoker. I find it strange that the internal bleeding was totally discounted. I was prescribed about 6 different drugs for after care. Statins being one of them. I stopped taking them after a month, because I felt awful each time I took them. It's been 7 years. I eat meat, fish, butter, olive oil. I take vitamin D and use an antihistamine because I work outdoors and get bitten by mosquitos and get many scratches from plants. I don't even bother with the blood thinners. My sats are in the 90s and resting heart rate in the 70s. I still smoke. I drink wine and beer when it suits me. I still climb ladders and trees and dig out post holes. I'm 61 next birthday. Stay away from prescription medication. There's no money in curing people. And that's the bottom line.

@Yet333

10 сағат бұрын

Bit by a horse… and knocked clean across the yard (?).. huh?.. collapsed, then walked a mile to a friends house?( no vehicle ?)… lmao. These fake co- ments get wilder by the day!..

I sure wish I could find a physician who agreed with this!

@cobar5342

12 күн бұрын

This lady is talking crap, so you will not

@obedirect5491

11 күн бұрын

Vicky take control &if possible see your dr for routine checkups or to diagnose a condition.

@donnieshepperson126

11 күн бұрын

@@cobar5342 Heart doctors all over the world agree with her, I guess you don't have a search engine!

@carolbrady2482

11 күн бұрын

You might try a DO instead of an MD.

@deborahyoungdeer2766

10 күн бұрын

Look up Dr Mitch lots of doctors agree

Thank you for exposing the truth about cholesterol and heart disease. We need more doctors like you who knows how the body really works.

@XBKLYN

4 күн бұрын

You do know she's a chiropractor yeah?

My doctor has given up telling me how high my cholesterol is and no longer suggests I take meds for it. She got the message.

@lamewarrior

10 күн бұрын

Same.

@debraade706

9 күн бұрын

My Dr also gave up trying for years to put me on statins, my CC Scan was 0 I think that's when she gave up

@pedecia

9 күн бұрын

All good if you don't care about your cholesterol level but at least you need to care about your arteries. If you didn't check their condition and you disregard cholesterol only by your gut feeling you will be up for a big surprise. Check your arteries. I did while eating a normal western diet filled with fat and oils... and they were filled with placs. Took me 3 years on a low fat plant based diet to completely reverse it. And it did reverse and now they are completely free from plac buildup. This was 13 years ago and since then stayed on a low fat plant based diet as it was the only one recommended by an illustrious Cardio Surgeon of the Cleveland Clinic. Do your due research don't just jump in on a bandwagon. If your arteries conditions are ok on high cholesterol than ok.... if not cut it out from your diet and reverse the stenosis asap.

@toni4729

9 күн бұрын

@@pedecia Animal fats don't harm anyone. It's sugar and junk food that do the damage. Remember, your brain is 25 % cholesterol and you really don't need to starve it. Good luck.

@toni4729

7 күн бұрын

@@pedecia I do care about my arteries, that is why I haven't consumed sugar or oils in over thirty-five years. I'm not as stupid as one might assume. Have a good one.

Two people close to me died of brain haemorrhages soon after telling me how they had achieved very low cholesterol levels through use of statins. Coincidence?

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

Yes, tragic.

The easy way to prove cholesterol is the culprit in CHD is to do a study measuring the cholesterol of people who have just died from a heart attack. If the Cholesterol Hypotheses is correct, it will show they all have high cholesterol. Mysteriously, a study like this has never been done. I can't imagine why.

@billhesford6098

3 күн бұрын

Unless of course, there is a problem with the heart for some other reason and your body uses cholesterol to heal. Or at possibly it is a part of the natural healing process. Correlation is not causation.

A real doctor who actually talks to us, yay!

@victoriaboster1177

17 күн бұрын

Um no. A chiropractor attempting to pronounce medical vocabulary and doing a very poor job of it, misunderstanding both the current science and modern cardiology. Get your info from an actual medical professional.

@ijatpingrhyb

15 күн бұрын

​@@victoriaboster1177she's also a chiropractor. He'll I don't trust modern medicine one bit. Most doctors are just highly paid drug dealers.

@C02045

13 күн бұрын

And talks in precise understandable term we can understand without extra Latin!

this video has been far more informative than any video I watched on KZread on coronary artery plaques

Thank you, thank you thank you. My cholesterol is 6.5 and my GP keeps trying to persuade me to take statins. I have seen too many friends turn into old people within weeks of starting statins.

@ashleylaw

6 күн бұрын

This doctor is 98% correct she may and perhaps does know more but impossible to cover everything on YT. 1) Diet worst diet is Low Fat, Synthetic sugars, Seed oils (except real Olive Oil and Walnut oil note these must be cold pressed). Any 'bread' that is sold in plastic bags - a give away - any 'bread' that lasts more than 48 hours. If it does it ain't bread. GMO anything...and Sugar....Sugar..Sugar....cut it right down right down. Women need lots and lots of cholesterol and massive amounts at menopause (as well as Iodine). I have lots of science on this.

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

Yes they are so damaging to the liver

@makalu877

5 күн бұрын

@@ashleylaw Thanx for the info..........

@jaggersalapayne9353

23 сағат бұрын

Getting old has a lot of factors not only statin...😅😅😅

Wow we need more doctors like you. Doctors just want you to think it is too high so they can push harmful drugs.

@jenniferrevilla5298

16 күн бұрын

Absolutely! I went to the Dr yesterday for the first time Sept or Oct 2019, blood tests tomorrow. If cholesterol comes back high according to their estimation, the first words out of her mouth will be, "I would really like for you to take medication!". My response will be to follow this advice, natural remedies, etc and probably wait another 5 years to go back. 77 here, lol.

@JigsawPuzzleConnection

16 күн бұрын

I only take supplements and vitamins. Most doctors don't know about them. Ya low cholesterol is a scam.

@aaronwells6608

16 күн бұрын

She's not a Medical Doctor. She's a chiropractor. There really needs to be a disclaimer.

@JigsawPuzzleConnection

16 күн бұрын

Sometimes they are nutritionist and no more than doctors. I heard this recently from a doctor.

@skinnydee1886

15 күн бұрын

​@jenniferrevilla5298 Sure, right!

This link should get a million likes at least.

Just when my trust in medicine was about to collapse for good, this inspiring woman emerged on my feed, reigniting my hope with her presence.

@beaubolinger1521

19 күн бұрын

Same here in Australia

@almamagee9518

19 күн бұрын

Thank you for this informative video! I have one question: I have noticed that my cholesterol gets “out of range” when I eat out a lot and exercise less and the other way around: If I eat at home (healthier foods and less food) and exercise more, my cholesterol level goes down. My weight is pretty constant no matter what I eat. Is the extra cholesterol caused by the extra food and kind of food that I ate and the decrease in exercise?

@stephensweeney3348

17 күн бұрын

@@almamagee9518in

@copic8241

17 күн бұрын

Same here Canada

@jm_1214

17 күн бұрын

You won't find doctors like her

There is a book called "The Cholesterol Myth" by Dr. Sherry Rogers.

@souvlakiG

20 күн бұрын

Reading it now👍👍👍 It s a Miracle Worker 🙏

@user-cc5od3zk4p

11 күн бұрын

It’s a very good book to have on hand.

Please don't make this the only talk you do. You're very interesting to listen to.

Oh my god I'm on meds for cholesterol and knew nothing abt this u have OPENED MY EYES thank u ❤❤❤❤

@deanwitt7903

9 күн бұрын

So was I . I took myself off the statins and am making a big effort with my diet . My doctor will be very un pleased but he won’t be visiting me when the statins have given me alzheimers.

@irishroze5695

8 күн бұрын

I was taking a statin and it caused a lot of arthritis and joint pain. Stopped and a few days later pain was gone.

@barrymantei7795

8 күн бұрын

Statins will destroy your health.

@ashleylaw

6 күн бұрын

@@irishroze5695 Because statins reduced cholesterol.....we need lots of cholesterol. The biggest user ? The brain - shrink the brain - dementia. I replied above to helenweatherby....

@ashleylaw

6 күн бұрын

@@barrymantei7795 Correct.

We don't know who or what to believe anymore

@sandracrandall4561

9 күн бұрын

True....but she is right....sugar transfats ie: crisco & margarine are the oxidized killers. EAT those eggs. 💗

people keep telling me to get off eggs, because of cholesterol. But I eat 5 egg yolks every morning and need no other food till the evening, usually some avocado or veggie. I think you're right, even though I don't know the science, I just feel good.

@lackerbitandersson6241

20 күн бұрын

You should probably eat the whole egg for maximum nutrition 😊

@latterrain09

20 күн бұрын

​@@lackerbitandersson6241Not necessarily, many people can't tolerate egg whites, but egg yolks don't bother them.

@katejones1723

18 күн бұрын

@@lackerbitandersson6241 the whiter rubbish the yolk is important

@katejones1723

18 күн бұрын

Eggs (fat) are fine, it is carbs and seed oils that are the problem

@FreeSpeechisMyRight10

18 күн бұрын

I love eggs, and I'm 67 and in fantastic health.

Thank you. At last someone who really knows what they are talking about. Statins are shoved down our throats like sweets to bring the cholesterol down. I refused to take them and I knew a lot was to do with diet as well as other factors. Brilliant information ❤

@stephenoneill7522

14 күн бұрын

Cholesterol is the building blocks of life, we need it, that's why they prescribe statins to lower your levels...

@brummiejojo

12 күн бұрын

The cardiac surgeon Dr Aseem Molholtra says 'Just because Cholesterol is at the scene of the crime, it doesn't mean it committed the murder'. A perfect analogy.

@SandraHoyt

12 күн бұрын

I had a big argument with my doctor years ago about taking cholesterol drugs. I wonder if she's changed her mind now?

@leopoldpoppenberger8692

11 күн бұрын

@@stephenoneill7522 Your brain is all Cholesterol so cut some off you will feel better .I di ot es ,.

Thank you. My doctor just told me to get on a station drug. Which, after a week of taking, it felt like a small elephant was sitting on my chest. I stopped taking it and the pressure went away. (I'm 68 and have never taken drugs)

@twinfin8571

13 күн бұрын

Stay away from the AMA

@jumpercable20

13 күн бұрын

15 years ago, doctor's put me on a statin in 4 days I couldn't move, they took me off and put me on Niacin, that made me red like a lobster, then I lost 82 lbs starting eating food instead of what the tv and the grocery stores tell you is food. People and Doctors make cholesterol a big thing, watch enough videos on YT and you'll find that you can expire from not enough cholesterol. Big Pharma makes billions on drugs, not because they help you but because they make money, call any of them and ask them if they care about your health. They don't but they are laughing all the way to the bank. I'm 72

@Mgb-uo8mq

13 күн бұрын

Statins are poison.

@marjoriedanley6131

12 күн бұрын

About 2 weeks ago I quit taking Cholesterol meds after hearing another very knowledgeable, truth teller, say almost the same as this Dr is saying.

@redblade8160

11 күн бұрын

@user-sm8by9wj2n Which station did your doctor tell you to buy your drugs from?

Me with my lots of sugar for years, I must stop now. Thanks doc

@NoamPitlick-bg8kw

5 күн бұрын

Sugar is a killer. I stopped putting sugar in/on anything in 2010.

@lisap3344

2 күн бұрын

Refined sugar is the bad sugar , you do need some sugar get it from berries

I wish general practitioners were as knowledgeable as you, I am currently resisting my doctors recommendation to start statins while my blood pressure is in the optimal range even though I'm 62 years old

@skidmark7845

7 күн бұрын

Yes and also the PA’s of the GP’s. Sometimes a registered PA does everything without his GP ever glancing over anything cause of long hours and OT for vacations and sick days off?

@ashleylaw

6 күн бұрын

Remember cholesterol is a vital we need it the body is not wasting energy on producing unwanteds. The brain holds uses the most and needs huge amounts. Lowering cholesterol shrinks the brain - dementia.... This doctor is 98% correct. Read my reply to helenweatherby above.

@lenawagner6405

10 сағат бұрын

❤my dr advised me to only drink decaffeinated coffee as he said caffeine causes high blood pressure.

I've been a vegetarian for a few decades now and I eat healthy most of the time (in my opinion) and the only oils I use are Olive oil and some MCT oil. I just like the olive oil on my steamed vegetables, but I now sometimes wonder if it is good to consume.... after all, oils are a processed food. I also take an Algae oil supplement for Omega-3, which is mostly DHA.

This video made more sense about heart disease and cholesterol than all the others I have watched and I've watched a bunch. Thanks Doc!

This delightful woman saved my life

All I eat is beef, lamb, pork, poultry , eggs, butter, salmon, and sardines. Zero plants/zero fiber, zero vegetable oil. Zero sugar. Only type of fat I eat is saturated fat. My BP is great, my weight is low, my HDL is very high, and my triglycerides are very VERY low. My big guy disappeared on this diet (visceral fat)

@aliciacarmona5004

21 күн бұрын

That's what we supposed to eat I eat the same thing but not the pork. Stay healthy always good job..

@michelangelobuonarroti916

21 күн бұрын

The doc mentioned the importance of fiber. I agree with her.

@eringo-bragh4243

21 күн бұрын

@@michelangelobuonarroti916 You only need fiber if you're eating carbs

@clifford7

20 күн бұрын

My good lord .then you are still lucky! By the way how old are you..? Not a silly youngster...

@Fomites

20 күн бұрын

​@@aliciacarmona5004Why not the pork? Superstition?

As predicted,she’s absolutely right! Modern medicine in action!

This video should be watched by every doctor and evry person out there. She is amazing. Thanks you!!!

@bettydoughtery3920

9 күн бұрын

Agree

@redsky8763

3 күн бұрын

Good luck with the MD's.😊

This doctor is outstanding!!! She knows and explains clearly, please everything listen to her 💕🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Excellent coherent medical analysis of the current Cv & chloresterol paradigm which is dangerously flawed. Everything in this video makes perfect sense & clearly Dr Teitelbaum knows unequivocally what she's talking about! 👍👏👏

Just listening to you describing how the body works has educated me as to how I have developed type two diabetes, I can now follow a better lifestyle and maybe reverse the problems I have. Thank you.

@mikedovsky

14 күн бұрын

Take a look at these two brilliant doctors: Dr. Ben Bikman: www.youtube.com/@insuliniq Dr. Jamnadas: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i6Nhq65mfKubdrQ.html

@mikedovsky

14 күн бұрын

Take a look at these two brilliant doctors: Dr. Ben Bikman: www.youtube.com/@insuliniq Dr. Jamnadas: kzread.info/dash/bejne/i6Nhq65mfKubdrQ.html

@mikedovsky

14 күн бұрын

Take a look at these two brilliant doctors on youtube. I tried adding links but they would not post. Dr. Ben Bikman - He has many videos on insulin resistance. Dr. Jamnadas - Look for the ‘Fat Lies video’. He is a cardiologist.

My nutrition consists of beef, eggs, and cheese. I feel great and workout 7 days a week.

@DIOSEPHBORG

20 күн бұрын

Great! 👏 Carnivore Diet and Health. 💪

@hernanveigalima2131

20 күн бұрын

nice,i ate a piece of meat,3 hours later some raw goat chese

@twiggyfitness6642

20 күн бұрын

@hernanveigalima2131 never had goat cheese. How is it?

@hernanveigalima2131

20 күн бұрын

but also eat lemons,camu camu,bunch of stuff exept table sugar,bread,rice....

@hernanveigalima2131

20 күн бұрын

​@@twiggyfitness6642i live in spain,we have some of the best,where do you live?the particles are 3 times smaller than cow milk similar to human milk,more digestible

I got my labs yesterday and was scared to death bcz high LDL cholesterol so this is welcome news. I’m low carb, considered normal weight but still trying to lose some weight, outside playing with my dogs daily but cardiac issues run in family so very scary. Thank you. ❤

@ReflectedMiles

14 күн бұрын

Fake theoretical news should not make you feel better about actual conditions. Check out doctors who also have a PhD in nutrition sciences, are active researchers, and pay attention to their collective conclusions and recommendations. Doing anything less, especially from social media, means that you are risking your health and life.

Enough, you are my doctor now.

@peterliemareff8894

20 күн бұрын

The truth is the truth. Medical practitioners are still pushing this stuff like hell, they are even camouflaging the language so they can slip it in with different diagnosis, it's unbelievable.

@peterliemareff8894

20 күн бұрын

Oh, there are different brands which are also improved versions,,,,this works better,it really really does(I'm told) yeh.

Pasture-raised cows, she said. Different beef and dairy than we currently get from trapped, corn -raised cattle.

@valeriew5934

18 күн бұрын

Find a local farmer in your area and buy from them, the meat is so much better

@1charlastar886

18 күн бұрын

A2 dairy from sheep, goats or cows without the mutated A1 casein protein.

@Mr1gladiatore

17 күн бұрын

I found a local farmer who sells raw goat's milk. Absolutely delicious and it has all the nutrition it's supposed to have naturally. Avoid foods that have been processed, and grown using chemical fertilization and pesticides, growth hormones, seed oils, trans fats, and the cargo of preservatives in so many products. Several European countries won't allow many of the food products that are sold here. It isn't considered food by their standards.

@RogueCylon

17 күн бұрын

High density farming is killing livestock and people.

@debnn4854

16 күн бұрын

Canada does not feed cows corn...only in the USA!

Marianne you are offering the very clearest and truest statement on heart and artery health on the internet. Congratulations. 🎉😊

One of best videos I’ve seen on the topic. I’m noting down all the tests that you mention

Excellent presentation

Doctor Teitelbaum, where have they been hiding you? I am just one month shy of 84 yrs old and I needed you more than 70 yrs ago. In the past 5 min I have learned from you more important, very valuable information concerning the reason(s) for my poor health (PTSD, Type 2 diabetes, CKD, PAD, heart attack, ETC) 70 plus yrs too late!

@hernanveigalima2131

20 күн бұрын

♥️♥️😊

@katejones1723

18 күн бұрын

Read Dr Robert Lustig and Dr Chris Palmer's work on KZread - carbs are your enemy not fat

@joannemiddleton9430

18 күн бұрын

Thankfully to people like this lovely lady, this "secret" knowledge is finally coming to the forefront. You may also like to check out Dr Anthony Chaffee and Dr Ken Berry. Much appreciated for the information Dr Marianne 🙏

@jm_1214

17 күн бұрын

But you made it to 84. God bless

@CALL2DISCERN

17 күн бұрын

😅Trust God for your health. He’s the One that is keeping you going. Now you can pursue the remaining journey with better health for Him. You are a champion for Him.

What a very clear and uncluttered explanation of the mechanism of cholesterol . Thank you .

Great presentation doc. You said get advice from your cardiologist. Most cardiologists, like 98% of them are operating under the antiquated paradigm that all cholesterol is bad.

@PineGeri

14 күн бұрын

You are so right! I have fired several docs in arguing over this. My current doc started to recommend a statin but I requested a deep dive test to measure dense vs “fluffy” and fluffy reigns even though my overall “numbers “ are high. The “ratio” is also great…these standards established for a “one size fits all” is unacceptable.

@01inarow

8 күн бұрын

Statins statins..the standard😢

In so many ways today, we see that lifestyle is really at the heart of all of our chronic inflammatory disease. Whether it be sitting around too much, or just eating synthetic “food” that is probably better categorized as trash. Thanks for this solid, un-hyperbolized information.

The best lecture on these subjects ever?! So many thanks. This is more or less what we need to know to function the way we are supposed to.

I have watched a lot of videos like this and she explained it the best i ever heard . Thank you doctor your are right and very wise.

WHAT AN INCREDIBLE HUMAN BEING !! 🙏

@peterliemareff8894

20 күн бұрын

A truth seeker, a truth giver

Thank you! I eat an organic whole food diet. I have eliminated all refined sugar, processed foods , fast foods and seed oils. We eat a variety of meats and fermented dairy with fresh fruits and vegetables. I make a homemade bread from organic sprouted wheat with sprouted seeds, chia and ground flax. I feel really good and I’ve lost 20 lbs by eliminating sugar. The doctor wanted me on a statin,but they crippled my mother and I’m not interested. I will start on krill oil with red yeast to see if it will lower it a bit.

@legalbeagle5712

20 күн бұрын

Red rice yeast jas same side effects as statins

@beckyg8028

20 күн бұрын

True!!​@@legalbeagle5712

@karengrice2303

20 күн бұрын

@@legalbeagle5712 I haven’t noticed any. Statins crippled my mother so I would never take them. She went off of them and lived to be 92. She ate a great Whole Foods diet for the most part.

@payattention31

17 күн бұрын

Statins gave my dad muscles pain in his legs and then his memory started to go. He couldn’t take his walks anymore and put some weight and went on down after that. He was on a high dose of statins for a long time. He passed at 83 from colon cancer in palliative care.

@mariepaukowits1709

16 күн бұрын

Maybe eat less veg/fruit and increase beef?

I 💯 agree,after i cut out sugar , snacks,high carbs, vegetable oil,i loose tons of weight,but my cholesterol is very,i also not taking Statin medication

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

You have to fix your liver and gall bladder which help you process the cholesterol out of your blood

Thank you for presenting the best cogent conversation on cholesterol. Dr. Ginge

It is explained to us in a simple and comprehensible way without extreme positions and dogmas which stress the followers of youtubers whose interest is probably how they will attract and get money from the big pharmaceutical companies and not the benefit of the followers

@cornelpopa2804

11 күн бұрын

CAN SAY AGAIN

Thank you Doctor, for an excellent, well presented video. you are mirroring what a lot of other health professionals are also saying in other videos on here as well. I myself, who went vegan for a while, using all the so called 'healthy foods' etc, except for Olive Oil which I never stopped using, have now switched back to using full cream milk, grass fed butter. I'm eating varied meats, mostly chicken and steak, some fish, eggs, and use almost no sugar at all, apart from a little bit on my one cup of coffee a day in the morning. my most recent blood tests showed everything in the normal range.

Wow. I love you already. 100% perfect explaination. I am following from now on. I can't believe what new research has shown. Perfectly explained. I am talking to my doctor soon about droping crestor from my regime. I think that my cholesterol meds have given me type 2 diabetes. Thank you so much and may you live a million healthy years so that people could get educated on their own health.

I've kind of been waiting for magic to happen. In the meantime, I did not exercise at all, and it came back to bite me. You've got to keep that blood moving to keep your arteries clean. Do this over everything else. Act like the phone to your health is ringing and you have to answer it.

Great job clearing the air on cholesterol, Dr. Teitelbaum! It is so important to hear about the real causes of heart disease.

Very clearly and succinctly explained. You covered a vast amount of information in an understandable manner and including the research to substantiate what you are explaining.. Excellent.

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the key concept graphics in your description! I haven't seen any other creator do that. In this case it is a a wonderful way to enhance your content. Other videos may show these graphics, but having them as permanent content allows each individual viewer to spend as much time as they like on them to increase their understanding.

Vit C and acetic acid in vinegar are anti oxidants.They also dissolve/break down fat. That is why you should take it often. Sugar causes sore muscles and inflammation(and makes you fat) . Ask any athlete running on Coke how his muscles feel very quickly after ingesting Coke. I do cycling(cardio) , take citrulline(vasodilation) omega 3, vit c often and vit E once a week. Also intermittent fasting is helpful to detox. Great video dr. 👌

@mikemondano3624

9 күн бұрын

Complete and utter bladerdash.

Lack of physical activity is a big factor for many health problems and today with electric scooters and bikes, i can see the future problems with health.

Of course the question that everyone is asking is what are the 3 powerful treatments for scrubbing out the arteries??

@sballantine8127

20 күн бұрын

Duh. You tell us there are three things that you use to get the cholesterol levels of your patients down and you refuse to let us in on it? What's up with that?

@robthequiet

20 күн бұрын

Well, the obvious answer is that a treatment by a licensed professional requires a consult and testing. The other obvious answer would be that a practice needs paying patients to exist. Why not arrange for a consultation? Further, the good doctor has shared some important guidelines such as avoiding sugar and oxidative seed oils that cause inflammation and potential injury to your arteries. Another choice she has shared for free is a list of blood tests that you could probably have done yourself at a popular testing lab, not too expensive, and maybe try to interpret the results yourself, at your own risk. I would also recommend seeking lectures by Dr. Lustig who presents this topic in a historical context that helps to understand why common medical practices seem not to stem the rise of obesity and cardiovascular disease. I am not a healthcare professional so this comment is only an opinion based on watching several videos on this topic, and my personal experience.

@bakerrandy7310

19 күн бұрын

what r the 3powerful treatments for scrubbing out the arteries?

@FrankNstyn

18 күн бұрын

I think the message was, cut down or stop smoking and drinking alcohol and the main one, avoid sugar. Sugar is the enemy!!

@maddworld3317

17 күн бұрын

@@robthequiet I couldn't stop eating sugar and many of my meals were large salads full of seed oil dressings, dips with tons of Mayo for over 20 yrs & I finally got leaky gut from it. I think seed oils are the worst of it all. Now I'm learning all about nutrition, still working out at the gym & changed everything. Late is better than never :)

It's the first time I hear this explained in such a detailed and easy way to understand way. And the fact that comes from an Ayurvedic doctor makes it even better. Thank you!

A breath of fresh air

Since the 1980s I've been hooked on holistic diets & treatments. Both Ayurvedic & TCM. At 69 (my Avatar for proof), I've observed how effective & lasting their effects are. Thank you for your podcasts. I follow you very closely. But please ensure you increase the volume. The sound drops each time I revert to your program. 🎉

@feraforestno88o57

11 күн бұрын

Put on the captions!

Thank you. You confirm what I've been complaining about for a while now - producers take the fat out of milk now, and also the yoghurts and reduce it in some of the cheeses. They advertise them as being fat free or reduced fat! Soo unhealthy!!!

@barryhall5125

12 күн бұрын

Most low fat and fat free products also have added sugar or artificial sweetener to make them palatable

@toni4729

10 күн бұрын

You know, most of the time a hundred years ago, they took the fat out of milk for butter and threw the rest out for the pigs. Now they give it to us and call it special. And people pay.

@juliadean2473

9 күн бұрын

Hi! Yes they add carbohydrates to give body and substance where replacing fat. I recall a historical fact that centuries ago they soaked slugs in the milk, to provide the same effect, before selling to the innocent public. Our food is constantly being tampered with - it's quantity not quality that seems to matter most these days.

Think "follow the real science", not the commercial science.

All your programs are wonderful. I would like to see one on how to clear the arteries of calcium build up. Thank you.

@telthatruth7533

22 күн бұрын

Look up apple cider vinegar. They say it breaks up calcium.

@gayedawn1

21 күн бұрын

k2 MK7, Boron and D3 said to.

@Falkon-dv6hl

21 күн бұрын

@@gayedawn1all those AND nattokinase.

@declanmcardle

21 күн бұрын

Who says this is a good thing though? If you have hardened ca. on top of a fibrin cap, this is protecting the plaque/keeping it in place. If the ca. goes away, can the fibrin cap break off forming a thrombos and then causing a clot and stroke/MI/embolism?

@peterliemareff8894

20 күн бұрын

​@@gayedawn1 Yep

Excellent presentation!!!

Nice and clear information. Thank You. Genetics play a part too. My Grandmother grew up using lard and butter then moved on to Crisco and margarine. Lived to be 101 and never had a stroke or heart attack. Will say she took aspirin almost every day.

Congratulations for the presentation: clear, full of data. I consider the correct hypothesis that an oxidized form of LDL can contribute to the formation of thrombi. And I'm glad that you emphasize the importance of cholesterol for cells. If someone reduces it, you risk causing major disturbances.

THIS VIDEO IS A TRUE TRESURE FOR PEOPLE WHO BELIVE IN POWER OF NATURE ❤ DOCTOR TEITELBAUM❤ I AM VERY IMPRESSED BY YOUR PRECIOUS AND VALUEABLE KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN BODY ❤❤ GOD BLESS

She mentioned “Ayurvedic" liver cleansing. If you look up ayurvedic liver cleansing, you'll find information.

This is most helpful; thank you for taking the time to present it.

Thank you for sharing this very important information about the problems associated with the traditional thinking on cholesterol testing in diagnosing and treating heart disease.

Great video, you explain it so that everyone can understand. Please publish a list of the herbs you give your patients for liver function.

Thanks for an excellent & enlightening explanation.

Love your video busting the common myths.

That is right, oxidized cholesterol has a first order impact on ischemia - damage to the walls of arteries and veins causing their narrowing. I don't know how consumption of oxidized cholesterol impacts the cholesterol blood panel, but avoiding the consumption of oxidized cholesterol will significantly reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. By the way, we have known this since the early 70s. Cholesterol becomes oxidized when cholesterol-containing foods are processed or cooked, and may become oxidized in the body too, but I suspect that the oxidation mostly occurs before the food is consumed.

Yea my doctor in Canada says A CAC is not eligible in our medical system. As a senior I will have to pay.

@randyj7164

20 күн бұрын

I got my CAC and paid for by Alberta Health Care 😊

Outstanding knowledge

High quality information....

Great information! Thank you Dr. 💜

Thank you eversomuch for your work, Doctor! Sterling info you offer us! MAY GOD BLESS YOU FOREVER!!

This is very important information I've not heard or read about elsewhere, thank you so very much. However, I don't understand why your concern and generosity for putting this information out there does not extend to informing us of the three tests you do on your patients or, even more importantly, of the foods and/or supplements you advise your patients to consume. The latter is an egregious omission and quite frankly, offensive. Apologies if my frankness offends you. But you have just given us a priceless amount of information about cholesterol, and to withhold information about what we can do about it ourselves, in our daily lives, is inexplicable and if you look at the other comments, very frustrating to others as well. I'm sure I'm not the only one who would appreciate your including this information in another video. Thank you.

@cbagot

20 күн бұрын

I’m not frustrated. It’s not possible for any video to cover EVERYTHING. Period. It’s a great video and if you want more information do your own research.

@patriciamharris5664

18 күн бұрын

​@@cbagot👏👏👏👏👍

@feraforestno88o57

11 күн бұрын

I presume they have those tests available at the health care, just ask for them to be made!

@marianneteitelbaum8461

6 күн бұрын

It's hard to make a 10-minute video and include all dietary info, cleansing techniques and specific herbal treatments which took me a lifetime to learn. I am just letting people know there is a way out which examines cholesterol from a different perspective. If you would like more information, on my website I have 10 hours of classes, all free to access which do discuss diet and cleansing in great detail.

What's really sad is that people have been brainwashed into believing all the wrong supposed facts. My daughter continues to think eggs are bad for your cholesterol. I send her numerous videos, yet she continues to believe her nutritionist trainer. I just can't get her to understand that the egg is the best one a day vitamin you can eat.

@brucehall3214

13 күн бұрын

Uh…wrong fact? No such thing.

@jumpercable20

13 күн бұрын

@@brucehall3214 To them its a fact, to me and to a lot of research studies its wrong. Kind of sounds like you drank the coolaid.

@Plantbasebambi

13 күн бұрын

Really egg a day is good

@maltha-kb5ql

12 күн бұрын

Send your videos instead to her nutritionist

@FLSTFB103

12 күн бұрын

The egg yolk contains high amounts of vitamins A, D, E, K, B1, B2, B5, B6, B9, and B12, while egg white possesses high amounts of vitamins B2, B3, and B5 but also significant amounts of vitamins B1, B6, B8, B9, and B12 (Table 2). Eating two eggs per day covers 10% to 30% of the vitamin requirements for humans.

Thanks Dr Marianne for such a great video. Excellent information and well presented.

Excellent presentation. Learned a lot!!

Thank you so much for this detailed video. Extremely helpful info.

Thank you very much doctor, it's high time we had an update on cholesterol. Good one.

Thank you so much, dr. Teitelbaum, this is excellent information.

Thank you Dr. Marianne, very informative. Will pass this on to a friend with these concerns.👍💖

Thanks for the truth finally on this subject Doc ,wonderful information from a wonderful lady 😊❤❤❤

Thank you! Very helpful information. And those glasses look fantastic! 😊

Excellent information. Thank you so much Dr. Teitelbaum! Your summary at the end is very valuable.

Very good modern information and viewpoint.

Persuasive very intelligent ad well articulated.keep.it up doctor ad let me have the tests u prefer to note ad keep.ua a treasure

Thank-you for sharing the valuable information Dr T.

My father used a lot of sugrr every day. He didn't drink water only in coffee and tea. He died of prostate cancer a few months from 99 yo.

@terriejohnson6498

7 күн бұрын

Interesting

@johannesdippenaar5087

7 күн бұрын

@terriejohnson6498 I am 71. I don't drink water only in coffee and tea. I used sugar every day. We use full cream milk and eat a lot of bread and cakes with birthdays.

Excellent! Thank you for being honest and knowledgeable!