Cholesterol & Low-Carb Cardiology with Dr. Nadir Ali - Episode 1121

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: Episode 1121 - Cardiologist Dr. Nadir Ali joins Vinnie today to discuss Nadir's impression of India, keto cardiology, vegan myths, cholesterol (specifically the many important functions of LDL), and more on this Friday show! PLEASE SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS Pure Vitamin Club Pure Coffee Club Crowd Cow Check out our amazing newest sponsor This link will give you $25 off your first order Thrive Market Villa Cappelli DR. NADIR ALI Dr. Ali is originally from India though he practices in the US It's tough because many Indians are vegans and cows are considered sacred One must respect this The lowest consumption of meat Much higher prevalence of type 2 diabetes there It must be a cultural and political change Indians can eat successfully though it requires a fundamental change in thinking A keto cardiologist! Many people lack knowledge of human digestion Being vegan is often unrealistic nor decided from a critical perspective People don't know what is and what is not ACTUALLY healthy digestion wise We need to improve the dialogue around nutrition Dr. Ali's wheelhouse is cholesterol He looks at ALL numbers Cardiologists on a whole are completely uneducated on cholesterol Cholesterol has KEY functions in your body Paradox between LDL cholesterol and insulin resistance LDL can go up, and that can be okay! We need to educate public, and the public will demand the change Put patients on low carb diets, diabetic patients got off of meds but their LDL went up He had to figure out that LDL is okay and necessary! Most cardiologists are unwilling to change their thinking or consider alternatives Med school teaching often fails Appreciates Dave Feldman's work
2018-08-10 76 min

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