Ep:381 STATIN USE BECOMING OBSOLETE? WHY CARDIOLOGISTS ARE SHIFTING AWAY

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DR CYWES predicted STATINS WILL BE OBSOLETE IN 10-20 YEARS. Already PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGISTS ARE MOVING AWAY. This compelling video presents the data and direction of change. TREATING INFLAMMATION over LIPIDS YOU HAVE BEEN LIED TO ABOUT STATINS AND INFLAMMATION #insulinresistance CAUSES #inflammation. Low Carb Healthy Fat eating restores INSULIN SENSITIVITY and reduces INFLAMMATION. MEDICATIONS CANNOT DO THIS. This Pt 2 video outlines a TRANSFORMATION IN HOW TO THINK ABOUT DIET AND INFLAMMATION AND HOW THE BODY RESPONDS. Please leave comments.
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@angus9021 26 дней назад

I now cannot get a doctor because I refused to take statins. My cholesterol numbers were elevated due to carnivore. I'm 40lbs lighter and bloodwork is perfect all except for my CRP which is now only recently out of whack, yet doctors don't care about that. All they care about is feeding the pharma cow. I have lost all respect for the medical profession.

@markiangooley 26 дней назад

If I were in that situation I would demand the cheapest statin, get the prescription filled, and simply not take it.

@nancygorham5908 26 дней назад

We all have!! CARNIVORE IS A HEALER.

@markiangooley 26 дней назад

Actually I’ve taken statins on and off for decades but not for the last 15 years or so. Fortunately I’ve never had a bad side-effect - or a lowering in the numbers that statins are supposed to lower. Absolutely no effects positive or negative, which may be just as well.

@nancygorham5908 26 дней назад

@@markiangooley Not YET seen any problems, etc. If the dangerous affect were quick and obvious, the statins would have been taken off the market years ago and the Drs. and drug companies would have been sued out of business. They know there are long term dangers and that's all a part of their plan... Just my opinion.

@robertcywes2966 26 дней назад

Not me😅

@ellapenrapiti7596 26 дней назад

My cardiologist was worried about my raised LDL. He was genuinely trying to reduce it. He totally ignored the danger of dementia. I have taken all my elderly patients off their statins to prevent dementia

@gwenj5419 25 дней назад

And what about the meta study that found that the elderly with higher LDL had less chance of dying than those with low LDL? Why is this study ignored by medical practice?

@devinfarrelly3768 14 дней назад

Thank-you !

@stacysharlet3486 9 дней назад

@@gwenj5419 I should live forever then. I am way high!!!! Also less depression, although that may not apply to me, we are living in hard times. Long term survivors of cancer, I see that in my family with some very bad cancers, they live forever too.

@LIFESaWONDER 26 дней назад

Our family doctor apologized during my last appointment. He and many others have had their eyes opened. He sat and talked to me about everything like a child discovering icecream. I just smiled and said, thank you.

@oliveoil7642 День назад

My doctor had an epiphany during the jab promotion!

@drsarita-questioneverythin3194 26 дней назад

Love this -as a physician a retiring cardiologist basically told this to my medical school class 30 years ago …a doc asked “if we don’t write a statin and one of our patients gets a heart attack and we are sued what should we do ? “ he answered “I’ll write a letter of support at your malpractice trial “ I remember thinking 🤔 why would the AMA and all the other cardiologist be on board with this ? The retiring cardiologist predicted we will have skyrocketing diabetes and mental health problems …all this has come true …thank you for all you do -there is a big disconnect in ignorance of diet and inflammation

@loisannarter725 25 дней назад

Yes, so true. I’ve never had a doctor say well let’s talk about inflammation in your body. But from what I’ve read, it’s inflammation in the arteries that causes the cholesterol to stick. We need to talk about inflammation.!

@faza553 25 дней назад

“All disease, at some period or other of its course, is more or less a reparative process, not necessarily accompanied with suffering: an effort of nature to remedy a process of poisoning or of decay, which has taken place weeks, months, sometimes years beforehand, unnoticed.” - Florence Nightingale

@davidanderson8469 22 дня назад

@@loisannarter725 My rheumatologist talks to me about inflammation every visit.

@devinfarrelly3768 14 дней назад

And the effects on memory !

@VivaciousOM 12 дней назад

Dr. Sarina, what did that physician see that caused the prediction of skyrocketing diabetes and mental health problems? I’m wondering if the physician expected obesity as the reason for the skyrocketing.

@rebelagainstthegrains 26 дней назад

5 months carnivore/ketovore and feeling awesome! My doctor (drug pusher) is freaking out about my LDL right now even though my triglycerides and HDL are perfect, as is my blood pressure, blood sugar, and I’m at a healthy weight. My LDL wouldn’t have been considered high before the invention of the statin. I so needed to hear your talk today Dr. Cywes. You keep me on track and remind me why I changed my lifestyle. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and inspiring my cognitive dissonance!

@occamraiser 25 дней назад

Statins cost pennies and Americans are all up in arms about doctors as drug pushers. SORT OUT YOUR FUCKING HEALTH SYSTEM - it needs to be a National Health Service which works only for patients like EVERYWHERE ELSE IN THE CIVILISED WORLD.

@donnaveirs8930 26 дней назад

You can tell the difference of a PA & MD that are still practising from what they learned in college, to a doctor that studies scientific modern facts. My doctors are still pushing statins, and get aggravated with me that I will not take them.

@edward88yahoo 20 дней назад

A UK study show that people with higher bad cholesterol live longer than those with lower bad cholesterol. Imagine that.

@stacysharlet3486 9 дней назад

Thats me and my family for sure. Keep the inflammation down.

@arlisskowski 3 дня назад

That doesn't make any sense. Cholesterol is cholesterol. There's no such thing as bad cholesterol

@eclexian 26 дней назад

“Oh, you’re taking poison? Okay, take this antidote.” NO!! Stop taking the poison, for cryin’ out loud!! 😡

@Casmige 26 дней назад

It’s like showing up to a house fire & thinking the firemen are the ones who set the fire…🤦‍♂️

@stephaniecastillo4851 25 дней назад

Fahrenheit 451

@occamraiser 25 дней назад

it's like ignoring 50 years of research and jumping on a fringe band wagon - Qanon medicine. But evolution will solve that soon enough.

@tominmtnvw 21 день назад

No, it’s not. What a stupid thing to say.

@stephaniecastillo4851 25 дней назад

I’ve been following Dr Cywes for a few months & about a month ago I started carnivore. Lost 10 lbs, all inflammation GONE, joints felt great, sleeping well. I fell off the wagon this week & ate carbs (bread, fruit) & I feel TERRIBLE. My joints hurt, bloated, brain fog. This has really convinced me to stay the course with carnivore. Thank you Dr Cywes for showing us the way!

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

A work colleague took a statin for at least 20 years and still required a stent down the track (not sure if he had a heart attack or just blockage; whichever the statin did NOT prevent it). He stopped his statin about 3 years ago. He told me that he was okay on it for most of that time and then the side effects started and he felt awful. He said that once he stopped the statin he felt so much better.

@oliveoil7642 День назад

My dad had a minor heart attack and was placed on statins. Twenty years later he required bypass surgery. Not over weight, relatively active, ate a balanced nutritional diet.

@derekhines1078 5 дней назад

“Medications do not fix what we’ve done to ourselves. If you cause the problem a pill won’t fix that.” Well said.

@nedracrouse8125 26 дней назад

Could no longer take statins fue to muscle & joint inflammation. Stopped, felt normal again. Started glp1, now 0 inflammation, normal fasting blood sugar, brain Fog gone, and have dropped 15 lbs. Never felt better.

@sjaron23 25 дней назад

Your explanations of current medical trends and pharmaceuticals adds some really useful perspective - keep them coming.

@noonchyo 26 дней назад

Dr. Cywes once again delivering the goods!

@rg1360 26 дней назад

Yeah this message needs to be distributed globally ASAP

@sheilacollins9384 26 дней назад

Just got pushed by my doc to take statins. I WILL NOT DO IT I told her.

@DK-pr9ny 24 дня назад

Do you have plaque?

@santoinetteberger 5 дней назад

Same here. My 2nd year resident doc said my risk calculation was high and when I said 'no' to statins, she asked me to at least get a coronary calcium scan. I did. It was 2.14, I am 71, my LDL is 109, Total cholesterol is 215, HDL is 94, Normal blood pressure and no meds for it, A1C is 5.4, Fasting Insulin is 6, APOB is 90. Owner of the practice and her supervising MD subsequently had their RN call me and say NO to statins. GLAD I DID NOT JUST GO ON THEM AT FIRST RECOMMENDATION. Prevent is a new risk calculator you can do yourself online at no cost from the American Heart Association. (It showed low risk too)

@NatashaYearham 25 дней назад

Please do a body identical HRT video for the peri/menopausal woman . Protecting us from heart disease and Dementia !!! Love and follow your content !

@annabellzambrano7764 22 дня назад

Dementia is cause to inhale thri cloro etillene and per cloro etillene present in detergens dry clearnes, perfumes, disinfectants, dishwasher and smells products.

@devinfarrelly3768 14 дней назад

I feel so sad for menopausal friends who’re afraid of HRT. Their whole life will be affected by being deprived of the hormones they need.

@ruthgallop4056 13 дней назад

@@devinfarrelly3768 I am one of those. Bio identical HRT drove my blood pressure thru the roof. And i was on very minimal compounded doses.My sister feels great and does well on HRT. It's not for every woman.

@gregorygoldbarth7464 26 дней назад

Great video as always! I would like to humbly add from what I’ve heard from other zero carb doctors and influencers is that seed oils could be the number three reason for arterial wall inflammation and damage.

@SweetSassyBull 24 дня назад

Yep, the very oils that we were told were very healthy years ago 🙄

@dianewhitmore9235 6 дней назад

What about Olive Oil?

@gregorygoldbarth7464 6 дней назад

@@dianewhitmore9235 Olive oil and avocado oil are the least offensive/inflammatory, however, still might be processed. I’ve read that first pressing of extra version olive oil is less inflammatory and don’t know that much about avocado oil however both can cause inflammatory responses. When in doubt it’s best to stick with saturated fat from ruminant animals and or tallow to cook in.

@JMK-vo8pv 26 дней назад

Dr. Budoff mentioned that the ADA and the AHA are starting to appreciate the contribution of inflammation to the process of atherosclerosis. So why then, to this very day, do these two "medical" organizations recommend that we diabetics, with known heart disease, consume 50%-75% of our daily calories as CARBOHYDRATES. Something really "stinks to high heaven" here!!!!!!

@user-jb3bg9og7b 26 дней назад

Because they are 90% funded by the food industry and pharmaceutical industry. They are puppets. The former Director of the board was told to leave when she publicly stated she had diabetes and that a low carb diet was how she controlled it. The sponsors flipped out and had her removed.

@patwoessner198 18 дней назад

Yes the ADA needs to change their recommendations on diet for diabetics....

@user-vb3lu3lm1c 2 дня назад

Big Pharma,Big Agri et al; they're ALL been Fooling us for Decades!!😮❤🎉

@charflorida5433 23 дня назад

For me, intermittent fasting is magic. Treated my insulin resistence in months, along with everything else falling into place. Healthier with more energy too. No drugs needed.

@venicebeachsurfer 9 дней назад

Wasn't I.F shown to be heart non healthy?

@charflorida5433 9 дней назад

@@venicebeachsurfer Oh THAT was propaganda. Anything healthy gets big pharma upset lol.

@denisehite6953 24 дня назад

You are a wonderful physician, Dr. Cywes!! I appreciate you, and your expertise.

@alimccoy9132 25 дней назад

Absolute respect and honor for risking system shunning for TRUTH. God bless you!

@melissawitherspoon9094 24 дня назад

Thank you for this hopeful message.

@Sal-ec7ce 26 дней назад

On cholesterol, I've learned that lab values are a target number not an average number like most other lab values are. I stopped going to doctor when I realized they want stations for all people.

@oliveoil7642 День назад

Do these doctors get kickbacks, or bonuses from Pharma?

@vernaxxx8940 25 дней назад

Always appreciate these discussions. Not sure I want to chase better health by consuming drugs, but knowing what does what is part of understanding how the body works. That's got to benefit all of us.

@judyanderson4766 16 дней назад

Brilliant, thank you. We should be educating ourselves now on 'vegetable oils' and the part they play in Obesity and Diabetes type 2. Huge!

@donnamcfarland162 25 дней назад

You ARE saving lives Doc!!! Thank you most sincerely!!❤

@davidhoy7605 25 дней назад

Yes, Dr Cywes, you have helped me save my life! In time for me to still have a life. Thank you!

@nutritioncoachjo 25 дней назад

Love your opening statement! Thanks to doctors like you on RU-vid, I was able to be my own advocate for my health. I took statins for one month and my joint pain was unbearable. My cardiologist is not happy about my decision but it’s my body and I have the decision to continue to eat healthy, exercise and take my supplements such as Nattokinase, Bergamot and fish oil vs statins. My other markers from triglycerides to HDL are excellent. Nope. Not taking pharmaceutical drugs for cholesterol ever!

@LMS-0108 25 дней назад

Just ordered my natokinase and bergamont! I’m so excited to prove my doctors wrong.

@YouTuber-ep5xx 25 дней назад

Yeah, on LCHF I got my trigs/HDL ratio down from 8-10x to 1-1.5x. Don't care about LDL. The high-carb low-fat food-pyramid scam diet gave me heart disease. Had to change.

@paulasusan63 24 дня назад

I wish my husband wouldn't 😢😮

@JohnLawrenceAlan 24 дня назад

I completely agree with you Dr Cywes, hell everything you state is truth and fact. However, this is the concern. These cholesterol-lowering drugs are HUGE business, representing $14.1 billion in U.S. sales for 2020, and sales are expected to reach $17.3 billion by 2027 ... drug companies will not let this go unless doctor stop listening to them and prescribing etc. Doctors like you cause the shift in thinking, saving lives, and living longer. Bless you Dr Cywes.

@yeseniaosorio7843 20 дней назад

You look intimidating but you are a great human being. And I appreciate doctors like you that want their patients to live a healthy happy life. Health is precious ❤❤❤❤

@user-zn2gt6lf1z 26 дней назад

Thank You ❤️

@AmandaViolinGirl 25 дней назад

I was prescribed a statin. I absolutely refused to take it.

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

Me too. I have a zero CTAC score (done at the age of 65 eighteen months ago, 1 year after starting low carb), now metabolically healthy, yet cardio recommended statin. My LDL went up after starting low carb, but my trigs went down and HDL went up.

@LeahZ777 19 дней назад

Me too

@jobrown8146 19 дней назад

@@LeahZ777 Great! I find it encouraging reading others' stories and that they are advocating for themselves when there is such a strong push for us to take drugs.

@elzettedeklerk2364 25 дней назад

I've been on a low carb life style, lost 15kg, triglicerides is down, inflamation count down 400% without using statins as subscribed by my doctor. Use only ACV, ginger, garlic and turmeric.

@lyndeelou2 25 дней назад

Good information 👍🏾 👍🏾

@RosaBrandDesigns 25 дней назад

You're the best!!!

@devinfarrelly3768 14 дней назад

Neurologists must speak out about the dementia effects, and cardiologists need to stop prescribing statins out of fear of lawsuits.

@markiangooley 26 дней назад

The American Stroke Association sounds like something for really bad golfers… or perhaps something less wholesome.

@robertcywes2966 26 дней назад

That's hilarious

@joan.nao1246 26 дней назад

😅😅

@ianstuart5660 24 дня назад

😂😂 on the other ways!

@santoinetteberger 5 дней назад

Agree, Dr Cywes, about the blood glucose impact on LDL and cholesterol and importance of measuring (I am not diabetic, but wear a CGM through Levels health). BUT would suggest going one step further on etiology ....FASTING INSULIN LEVEL. Should be part of the annual "physical".

@robyn3349 26 дней назад

Thank you!

@janismcgovern5067 26 дней назад

Well said! I gave up carbs 2 years ago. I’m cured!

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

Congratulations! I am now metabolically healthy after having fatty liver for at least 25 years. For me it's been 2y 8 m - off BP drug, refused statin (I have a zero CTAC score, but LDL went up; I'm *not* a LMHR). The solution was very simple. I found having a motivator helped (learned you can go blind and get kidney damage) as well as encouragement that I have been getting online from videos, comments and interactions with other commenters. I wish you all the best.

@kydo97 26 дней назад

I didn't understand a statement you made regarding colchicine? can you elaborate please.

@JMK-vo8pv 26 дней назад

Second question for Dr. Cywes-Do you believe that enough research has been performed by Big Pharma on the potential LONG TERM adverse effects of the GLP1 agonists?

@thurstonhowell-3 25 дней назад

Hi Dr. Rob - You like Zepbound Mounjaro Dual glp gip better than ozempic waygovy ? Thank you

@gailtaylor6488 25 дней назад

Brilliant 🎉

@David-hp9tr 25 дней назад

Robert you know my fellow cardiologists are being pressured to use "safer" newer non statin drugs to lower ldl as well as use glp1 and sglt2 drugs. The wish is to be on all three. We touched on this a little in january. They want an ldl less than 40. I dance around this as well as i can, with "shared descision making" but public disagreement leads to cancellation.at least for a cardiologist.Notice how Dr Budoff did not comment at all about ldl. Keep up the good work

@juliesaadwellness 25 дней назад

Less than 40?! Do they want us to dissolve into puddles on the ground or what?

@wadehampton1737 25 дней назад

@@juliesaadwellness ;-)))

@David-hp9tr 24 дня назад

I didnt say i agree with it@juliesaadwellness

@christopherstewart9874 26 дней назад

What are your thoughts about low-dose colchicine as an anti-inflammatory for ascvd?

@jennyvanderhoff2663 24 дня назад

Excellent news re CGM: when will these be available in SA

@GailPergent 8 дней назад

I want to know as well.

@chrisminifie219 25 дней назад

Glp1 may be a good option for someone who is very metabolically unwell, to get them on track. However, I would assert that it should only be temporary

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

Absolutely you make it the exact point that this video was trying to make

@alanho1555 24 дня назад

Margarine should also be avoided as it has a lot of transfats.

@emcasting2603 18 дней назад

How about that new study showing about 40% of people on statins don’t need to be! Incredible. Interesting to see what drs say and do to reevaluate their patients

@Truthandjusticeforever 24 дня назад

Spot on!

@XaqNautilus 25 дней назад

I hope the Stelo will be available over the counter in Canada.

@tinamartin4381 25 дней назад

Can you please do a video explaining insulin and glucose and how they work together. Also doa enzyme. Greatly appreciated and confused. 😊

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

Coming up

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

When glucose is enterally OVERsupplied the persistent storage hormonal milieu and poorly controlled hyperglycemia cause HARM OVER TIME. When Hyperglycemia is because of CELLULAR DEMAND and glucose comes from internal stores the hormone milieu is quite different and KETONES are almost always present. Demand or utilization hormonal state governed by glucagon and adrenaline and as far as we're aware this does not cause damage and is rapidly cleared

@tinamartin4381 24 дня назад

@robertcywes2966 thanks.. still confused but appreciate your response! 😊

@nolasavedmysoul 25 дней назад

Does anyone have a link to that study that he said was just published about LMHR?

@dalequale9365 24 дня назад

My latest A1C is 5.2. Thank you 🙏 low carb paleo. No Rxs, no pain or inflammation. 69 is good. 💪

@muleface1066 26 дней назад

The therapy may be obsolete, but its use will continue. There's too much money to be made from use of statins for it to stop.

@gener.1253 25 дней назад

Don't worry. The drug companies will invent another disease to "treat" that will protect their bottom line.

@southshoresurvey6415 25 дней назад

Please do a video on the benefits of a PCSK9 inhibitor for someone like myself who had a heart attack and a stent emplaced. I'm on a keto-vore diet and have gone from 196 lbs to 168 lbs.

@astronomical13 24 дня назад

I want to know more about this too.

@pawanprabhakar202 11 дней назад

Excellent

@JMK-vo8pv 26 дней назад

Dr. Cywes, have you seen the emerging data that now shows that if a patient does not take the GLP1 agonist treatment for the rest of his/her life, that ALL the weight will come roaring back?

@misscharlotte160 4 часа назад

It’s a no-brainer approach. I have had to fight with my doctor against taking a statin.

@dannymeyer3256 15 дней назад

A diabetic educator stated she saw many clients decline when put on statins. Functional doctors are stating that diabetics II is cellular not glucose intolerance. They have been helping diabetics II with better results of managing blood sugar. I am wondering I’d coverage from insurance companies for functional medicine will be covered in the next decade.

@Primetime_dads 26 дней назад

Nicotine from “smoke” or even “smokeless tobacco”. And why is nicotine a problem? Thanks

@donovanjackson7241 13 дней назад

What about seed oils? It seems this may also be a major contributor to insulin resistance/inflammation?

@phillydog7599 25 дней назад

Wondering what dr. Cywes’ thoughts are in a FH 50yr old who’s done keto/carnivore for 5+ years and has crazy high cholesterol (700) and Lp(a) of 500?

@jimdandy8996 25 дней назад

GLP-1s have far fewer side effects? What?

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

Your body produces GLP1 naturally how sick are you from your body what your body is already doing the side effects are related to a crappy diet not to the medication

@KirkDickinson 25 дней назад

Do you believe that industrial seed oils are as much or more of a cause for inflation vs. sugar? Dr. Chris Knobe has several videos where he believes that the industrial seed oils are even worse for humans than excess sugar consumption.

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

If you do not eat Cobb hydrates you hardly ever eat seed oils they are a confounder not a causal problem

@robertbucsh8840 26 дней назад

When my doctor recommended statins, I refused because I didn't think I would be the one person in 350 who would benefit.

@creatiffy 26 дней назад

What does it benefit the other349 ??

@robertbucsh8840 26 дней назад

@@creatiffy It doesn't give any benefit. Also all 350 get the terrible side effects.

@andredaedone7732 26 дней назад

How I understand it, high VLDL along with past damage is a problem.

@robertcywes2966 26 дней назад

Glucose

@tony3998 26 дней назад

High triglycerides and high glucose go hand in hand...and the small dence LDLs are the dangerous ones to lower.

@stevebobamerican8635 26 дней назад

I got diabetes because of some jacka$$ cardiologist who put me on them “just to be safe”.

@Malcolm-Achtman 26 дней назад

There's not much profit for pharmaceutical companies that provide a drug to help people (-temporarily-) bring their insulin resistance and inflammation under control, with a view to stopping the drug after the patient improves their diet. Instead, I'm thinking the mindset will be more along the lines of, "Keep eating whatever you want and take this drug for life." And I'm sure Dr. Matt Budoff is being paid handsomely by Novo Nordisk to push the use of their drug.

@Irisgomesjmjfaith 26 дней назад

What do you suggest someone like me should do? I have inflammation from mixed connective tissue disease and I also have high cholesterol. VLDL is the only thing within range. LDL is more than 350. Trigs are higher than HDL.

@UncleHemi 25 дней назад

As honest and accurate as this is, it will help the skyrocketing sales of GLP1s for weight loss. And we wait for the side effects that cannot be reversed. We are talking nearly $3 TRILLION dollar expense to the medical system, absolutely dwarfing the cost of insulin and treatment of T2D. Health care is collapsing right before our eyes. Driven by profits rather than common sense health treatments. The answer? Education about carbohydrates, ultra processed foods and insulin resistance. And personal responsibility. That will free up resources for people who are unable to do it themselves.

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

If the side effect of not taking one of these medications is death from heart attack and stroke put that into your perspective as well these medications do save lives with a very low side effect profile obviously lifestyle changes preclude the need for these medications but if you're sick or struggling for a while then make a difference

@UncleHemi 25 дней назад

@@robertcywes2966 I agree completely. It is an acute solution, to acute disease. Absolutely not a weight loss "hack" for controllable chronic disease. I am reminded of a doc that prescribed statins, and claimed that if I did not take a statin I'd be dead. I am concerned that the current thinking is the same thinking that elevated statins to their current position.

@Steve-nb9kg 26 дней назад

Now I wonder if the semaglutides will be overprescribed like the statins. But, they are more beneficial so maybe not that bad.

@AmandaViolinGirl 25 дней назад

If my triglycerides are low I'm happy with my ldl slightly high.

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

... to be changed for another drug (more expensive?) when in the majority of cases changing their diet would more than likely work.

@hiraijo1582 13 дней назад

exactly. whenever they have a new and more expensive drug they suddenly find that the old one is useless.

@jobrown8146 12 дней назад

@@hiraijo1582 Or when the patent runs out

@petercyr3508 26 дней назад

Yeah, dangerous generic statins will be replaced by expensive, dangerous injections.

@robertcywes2966 26 дней назад

Disagree. Useless meds replaced w beneficial meds. Nocarb always best

@joy_1939 26 дней назад

@@robertcywes2966 I believe the person meant that big pharma will find a way to replace low cost statins with higher priced alternatives that will likely even reduce a person's cholesterol even more and therefore being even more dangerous.

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

They've already tried to find an HDL increase drug.

@arwenhardy1995 26 дней назад

I trust everything you have to say. I only wish I could take you with me to my cardiologist. "I practice evidence-based medicine" is what I get from him.😢

@gwenj5419 25 дней назад

Except the evidence that contradicts his drug strategy. Those studies he ignores.

@YouTuber-ep5xx 25 дней назад

Ask him about the evidence that lower LDL equates with higher all-cause mortality.

@2old4allthis 24 дня назад

Your cardiologist is being disingenuous. He's practicing guidelines-based medicine and calling it evidence based medicine, even though the evidence is non-existent.

@1965startrek 26 дней назад

Thanks for your efforts. My doctor wants me to take statins. Side effects scare me. Gives me alternate to suggest doc that he look at. This 😄 should give me time to change my diet. I’m a sugar addiction. Your opinion , would use of hypnotist be worth pursuing? Can recommend books about menus & diet. I’m convinced. Need practical books on how to do .

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

I was a sugar addict myself but not now. Once I started cutting out the sugar and carbs the cravings got less. This took 2-3 weeks but if you have a strong motivator it can help. I set a time for trying low carb to see if it would work to remit my diabetes; three months and my A1C was non diabetic (it's now been 2y 8m because I feel so much healthier eating this way). After only about 1 week I noticed that my sleep quality improved. I also started to lose some weight without trying. Q: Have you had a cardio calcium score done? I hope the following helps. *If you need any more, eg something more specific (eg cholesterol) please reply and I will try to point you to a video.* Dr Ken Berry has a community that you can join for a small cost if you feel that you need support. There are other communities online; you would have to do a search for them. I found it helpful watching videos. It can be a bit confusing knowing what to watch/who to listen to. These might help: GLUCOSE IS EVERYWHERE - by Sheryl Fox: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CAmwfdQc8_8.html Dr Sarah Hallberg Ted Talk Reversing Type 2 diabetes starts with ignoring the guidelines: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-da1vvigy5tQ.html Dr David Unwin: Avoid 20 Foods To Prevent DIABETES ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7iLNF2oJXac.html Dr Eric Westman Duke University Ketogenic Diet: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oNZsfluh0Uo.html Dr Vera Tarmin has some good videos / book about food / sugar addiction. Serious Keto channel (Steve): earlier videos have some food / recipe ideas Beat Diabetes! (Dennis Pollock): there are some good food ideas on this channel

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

When I first started low carb I would clean my teeth after I had finished my meal. I would also suck (not crunch because it damages teeth) ice cubes.

@ORCHIDLOVER2156 25 дней назад

I made this observation recently, that when it was discovered that the drug GLP 1s for diabetes were good for weight loss all the drug companies ran out of the drug and now that they’ve discovered it’s good for heart patients it’s much easier to get. I don’t know why that is but I’m glad cause I’m taking it for insulin resistance and it is working fabulously. Thanks Doc.

@SweetSassyBull 23 дня назад

A change in diet can sort that in weeks. I wish you all the best going down the drug route though.

@LYBASHA 24 дня назад

Why would you replace statins with glp1 instead of treating type 2 with very low carb diets and exercise protocols especially now that we are seeing the harmful effects of glp1's. In a percent of the population which may become more elevated gastroparesis is no joke. Why are we not giving patients the support they need to incorporate tailored diet and exercise protocols including support for changing mindset in the face of carbohydrate addiction. And, why are CGMs so expensive and only covered by insurance if you are on insulin. Insurance companies would save money down the line by aiding people to autonomously manage their disease.

@sn00pgreen 25 дней назад

I've had a heart attack a year ago and due to not acting quickly enough have heart failure but my ej improved to 55/64 and I'm not diabetic..the cardiologist put me on dapagliflozin and I'm not convinced of it's efficacy, yes it draws the glucose out of my body but is that what's required? I'm actually more concerned of low blood sugars now as my carb intake is low

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

Set up a consult. It is highly likely that the cardiac damage came from hyperglycemia that may not have reached a diabetic threshold

@frankkasper5726 26 дней назад

Did he say Ozempic doesn't have bad side effects or they're not as bad as Statin side effects? What are the possible side effects of Ozempic®? Ozempic® may cause serious side effects, including: inflammation of your pancreas (pancreatitis). Stop using Ozempic® and call your health care provider right away if you have severe pain in your stomach area (abdomen) that will not go away, with or without vomiting. You may feel the pain from your abdomen to your back. changes in vision. Tell your health care provider if you have changes in vision during treatment with Ozempic®. low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). Your risk for getting low blood sugar may be higher if you use Ozempic® with another medicine that can cause low blood sugar, such as a sulfonylurea or insulin. Signs and symptoms of low blood sugar may include: dizziness or lightheadedness, blurred vision, anxiety, irritability or mood changes, sweating, slurred speech, hunger, confusion or drowsiness, shakiness, weakness, headache, fast heartbeat, and feeling jittery. kidney problems (kidney failure). In people who have kidney problems, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting may cause a loss of fluids (dehydration), which may cause kidney problems to get worse. It is important for you to drink fluids to help reduce your chance of dehydration. serious allergic reactions. Stop using Ozempic® and get medical help right away if you have any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat; problems breathing or swallowing; severe rash or itching; fainting or feeling dizzy; or very rapid heartbeat. gallbladder problems. Gallbladder problems have happened in some people who take Ozempic®. Tell your health care provider right away if you get symptoms which may include: pain in your upper stomach (abdomen), fever, yellowing of the skin or eyes (jaundice), or clay-colored stools. The most common side effects of Ozempic® may include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach (abdominal) pain, and constipation.

@maralfniqle5092 24 дня назад

Exactly,a massive long list

@patwoessner198 18 дней назад

Add gastroparesis to that list.

@sheaview8427 16 дней назад

I got well once I stopped statin. However, I had a stroke in January and I'm back on it because the cardiologist says my triglycerides caused the stroke. I eat clean, I don't have high blood pressure, and I don't smoke or drink. I am scared of having another stroke.

@barrybockus 26 дней назад

Ok If I accept your premise that inflamation is the problem what blood test do I get to best monitor it. The problem is that there are many sources of inflamation: Sarcopenia, excess sugar, cancers, etc.

@jobrown8146 25 дней назад

Dr Ken Berry has some videos about what blood tests to get. He also has a book titled Common Sense Labs. Do a YT search for: _dr ken berry inflammation_ and _dr ken berry blood tests_ From the book: One test for inflammation is the *HS-CRP* (high sensitivity C Reactive Protein) while some believe it’s a test specifically related to only cardiac issues, it is actually a non-specified marker of inflammation. Very often implicated with cardiac issues, it can also be high due to other inflammation issues such as autoimmune issues, injury or illness. Because of it's non-specific nature, follow up of high readings is always indicated. Make sure you are testing hs-CRP, not simple CRP as that test is not sensitive enough to deliver useful information.

@icecreampink1 25 дней назад

Hallo Doctor C. I am a South African widow living in UK. Will be whatsapping you right now, for a consultation asap. 🇿🇦

@dorothymilne1258 24 дня назад

I’m a South African 🇿🇦 widow living in South Africa. I can’t afford to go to a doctor. Been on statins for a long time, always looking to come off. Please share your experience with me sometime! Thank you. Dorothy

@ibthefroggies 9 дней назад

When will the GLP-1s be paid for by Medicare and Medicaid routinely? I cannot get them approved for most of my patients.

@mercercraft7224 9 дней назад

I'm on Statin. Had CAC score of 461. Avid exerciser, low carb / keto diet. Thin. I'm panicking over taking the Statin.

@briandavis4442 15 дней назад

I was diagnosed atherosclerotic10-12 yrs ago. Im t2d and have early stages of cirrhosis. My Gastro says the cirrhosis is completely reversible if I lose weight. I have a very distended mid section. Im on 2 diabetic meds, 2 heart meds, a statin, 1 prostate med. My PCP prescribed Ozempic. I havent used it yet, i have reservations. I started the carnivore program 2 weeks ago. The weight is coming off. My sugar is stabilizing. My ankles are no longer swollen. I just dont want to take more meds, in fact my goal is to get off all the meds. I dont know if im making a mistake not taking Ozempic. I want a magic pill like everyone else, theres no such thing. Ideas? I forgot to say that my total cholesterol is 95 and has been low my whole life. I was a heavy smoker for about 15 years.

@JvKintheUSA 22 дня назад

Stopped taking a statin for about 4 months now and eating a keto diet to resuce carbs. Curious what my blood work will show in 2 months when I see my primary care physician.

@EricaNernie 25 дней назад

How are the statin prescribers going to expl;ain away the damage they have caused? Are they legally liable? When I see people in my circle slowly develop T2DM and cognitive impairment, I could just weep.

@juliesaadwellness 25 дней назад

I’m pretty sure the lawsuits have already started.

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

They typically just switch and then say that they knew it all along they seldom acknowledge the error of the previous ways

@Rick-zw7zv 25 дней назад

Ozempic is not safe either for people with the usual metabolic comorbidities of kidney and intestinal problems. Dietary change, supplementation and lifestyle change are the only healthy options, and no, it doesn’t require the assistance of a medical professional other then for diagnosis and monitoring.

@robertcywes2966 25 дней назад

It always amazes me that people come out against a fabulous drug that makes huge improvements in your health yet they justify taking a whole bunch of other medications and supplements as if those are better supplements should come from food and you should never need any medications but if you are going to require a medication should you not use the most effective one just saying

@Rick-zw7zv 25 дней назад

@@robertcywes2966 Supplements have a better risk benefit ratio. Yes, they may be less effective but how effective do they need to be if you’re adopting lifestyle changes? Medications often work so well that there is no incentive for the patient to make dietary and lifestyle changes. Weighing risk benefits is a complicated matter in people whose bodies are already ravaged by decades of diabetes, it has to be determined for each individual case and it’s impossible to make a general statement on the efficacy of this drug if the criteria is longevity.

@edreiner6483 14 дней назад

They may lower cholesterol but do they stop deposition in the veins and arteries?

@donjulio4025 13 дней назад

I was just prescribed atorvastatin, amlodipine, tamsulosin, and aspirin. Should I take the statin

@mr8966 4 дня назад

Your glucose can be normal as much as 20 years because the insulin is rising but also do not get any blood test without a fasting insuoin test. Cathes problems years earlier.

@katiedid1851 20 дней назад

Fell off the wagon yesterday. Had starch and sugar...binged Had to write off today. Felt like crap all day and had numerous bathroom stops. Eating to live today. Does this doctor talk about fasting?

@philipvayro6293 12 дней назад

I was put on statins about 18 months ago even though my cholesterol wasn't particularly high it was to run along side my hypertention drugs as a precaution. But since I've been taking the Atorvastatin I've never really felt myself yes it's reduced my cholesterol but I feel spaced out weakness in my legs everything I do is a chore..so for 2 weeks I've stopped the Atorvastatin now wether it's in my head but I feel more myself so the predicament I'm in should I go against my doctors wishes and restart the statins or take the risk against his advice and discontinue taking them .