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What They Don't Tell You About Statins 

I Fix Hearts by Dr. Ovadia
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Dr. Philip Ovadia critiques statins, highlighting their potential risks, such as increased diabetes and insulin resistance. He stresses that poor metabolic health, not cholesterol, drives heart disease. Ovadia urges considering non-statin alternatives and understanding cholesterol's essential roles. He advises personalized medical discussions and directs viewers to his website for more information.
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Key moments in this episode
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00:00 Intro and Summary
00:46 Why sSatins Might Not Be Solving Heart Health
02:16 Deeper Metabolic Risks of Taking Statins
04:50 What to Consider Before Picking Up Your Statin Prescription
06:33 The Important Role That Cholesterol Plays In Our Bodies
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About Dr. Philip Ovadia
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Dr. Philip Ovadia's journey from a lifelong struggle with obesity to a pioneering cardiac surgeon and health advocate is nothing short of remarkable. Despite adhering to conventional health guidelines, Philip was overweight from childhood through his early career as a cardiac surgeon. His turning point came at 40, catalyzed by a desire to support his wife's health decision, leading him to question everything he knew about nutrition and health.
Philip's relentless pursuit of knowledge unveiled the profound impact of diet on metabolic health and the shortcomings of the healthcare system's approach to chronic diseases. Rejecting the traditional "eat less, move more" mantra, he discovered the transformative power of a diet low in carbohydrates and rich in real food. This revelation not only helped him lose 100 pounds but also ignited a passion to redefine what it means to live healthily.
As the founder of Ovadia Heart Health, Dr. Ovadia extends his expertise globally, focusing on preventing heart disease through dietary and lifestyle changes. His approach is rooted in the belief that a healthy diet isn't about restriction but about enjoying nourishing, real foods that lead to lasting wellness. Living in Florida with his wife and two daughters, Dr. Ovadia embodies the success of his methods-not just in his physical health, but in the joy and clarity he brings to his life and the lives of those he reaches. His story is a testament to the power of questioning the status quo and the transformative potential of informed, healthful living.
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@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts День назад
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@chargermopar
@chargermopar 20 дней назад
The last time I went to a doctor was in 1996. He told me that my cholesterol was the highest he had ever seen in a 28 year old. My blood pressure was too low according to him. I was supposed to have a heart attack by age 56. yet I am still here and feeling great.
@georgegoodenough823
@georgegoodenough823 19 дней назад
Keep trying with the heart attack diet Rick! Since Christmas Day 2021 I've lost 8 people from my social circle. All aged 53 to 69. I'm 58 and two years ago was looking likely to be next. None of them were on the heart attack diet 🤔
@chargermopar
@chargermopar 19 дней назад
@@georgegoodenough823 That is good to know! You can see my blood pressure is not high enough to get that heart attack yet.
@sharoncook2533
@sharoncook2533 18 дней назад
May we ask how old you are? I’m sooo inclined to quit taking mine!
@chargermopar
@chargermopar 18 дней назад
@@sharoncook2533 I am 56 years old.
@Hanover-ek4jy
@Hanover-ek4jy 18 дней назад
Remember processed red meat and salt are the 2 most inflammatory foods on the planet!
@karenbergmann209
@karenbergmann209 20 дней назад
I wish there was an independent study in the number of people with Alzheimer’s who have been on statins for years. Our brains need cholesterol and when it’s blocked, it affects brain function.
@leemanwrong
@leemanwrong 20 дней назад
We do have epidemiology which points to a significant increase in the incidence of dementia and ALS in people who take statins.
@peterpan408
@peterpan408 19 дней назад
@@leemanwrong Why would someone fund that?!
@dirkmoolman
@dirkmoolman 19 дней назад
We lost my mom to Alzheimers 😢
@Kate-lk6tw
@Kate-lk6tw 18 дней назад
Ugh.
@kimgrey9454
@kimgrey9454 12 дней назад
I had the aches and also trouble with memory, both of which stopped as soon as I stopped taking the statin.
@laurah321
@laurah321 19 дней назад
I developed excruciating muscle pain on lipitore. It immobilized me for a few days even after I went off them. My husband had to lift me under my armpits to the bathroom. My feet couldn't even touch the ground, or I'd be screaming in pain! I told my doctor, I'd rather die with high cholesterol than go back on statins. But, now I'm carnivore and doing great!
@bluebirdgramma6317
@bluebirdgramma6317 19 дней назад
😊❤
@AncestralFuel
@AncestralFuel 19 дней назад
All of the heart healthy amino acids are found in red meat - in great abundance and in the right mix. Somewhere along the line, we all got lied to about animal-based diet.
@eddkennedy6458
@eddkennedy6458 20 дней назад
A great and caring doctor, I've refused statins in fact I don't take any drugs,
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
Thank you for your support!
@AmandaViolinGirl
@AmandaViolinGirl 19 дней назад
Carnivore here that refused to take the statins prescribed because very happy with the low triglyceride result.
@jamesdellaneve9005
@jamesdellaneve9005 18 дней назад
My 87 year old mom had a stroke last year. She is allergic to the all statins. When she was at her worst in the hospital, I saw that they were giving her statins. I found a meta study in the BMJ that showed that there are no studies showing the benefit of statins for stroke victims. But at the bottom of the paper said, “But we suggest taking a statin as a precautionary measure”. Needless to say, I informed the Doctor about her allergy and he removed the statin.
@ivettesantana4319
@ivettesantana4319 20 дней назад
to me statins are like insulin shots, gives you good numbers on paper but does not take care of the cause of the problem.
@kathycallahan6810
@kathycallahan6810 19 дней назад
And adds other health issues
@canileaveitblank1476
@canileaveitblank1476 18 дней назад
*No medicine’s* take care of the cause of the problem. Hmmmmmm…
@prebenRiisSrensen
@prebenRiisSrensen 20 дней назад
You are (of course) absolutely right. Nice of you to speak out against medical education and the entire medical profession.
@kathycallahan6810
@kathycallahan6810 18 дней назад
It's about time people do
@TheHoth1
@TheHoth1 20 дней назад
People with all levels of LDL can suffer from CVD (Cardiovascular Disease), so blindly lowering LDL level is not a sure win to prevent CVD. My LDL numbers are considered high. My triglyceride number is super low. HDL is super high. BP is normal. Cough cough...I am on low carb high fat diet (mostly meat based). My doctor freaked out. He wanted me to change. I politely declined all his diet and medical advises and still living my best life. My doctor looked depressed. I feel bad for him.
@DK-pr9ny
@DK-pr9ny 20 дней назад
Statins are powerful anti-inflammatories, but they won't keep plaque out of your arteries. That comes from eating a proper human diet, exercise, not smoking and not being overweight.
@gregorychalmers2466
@gregorychalmers2466 20 дней назад
Thanks Doc. You and Dr Berry changed my life for the better
@josephcostello1812
@josephcostello1812 19 дней назад
I love them both!
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
Glad to hear that!
@stevelanghorn1407
@stevelanghorn1407 20 дней назад
Another excellent explanation, thanks. I’m sure you’ve tried convincing the (supposed) “mainstream” cardiologists and lipidologists about all this until you’re blue in the face! Other popular RU-vidrs / podcast guests, such as cardiologist Dr Mohammed Alo and lipidologist Professor Thomas Dayspring are utterly convinced that high LDL cholesterol causes atherosclerosis and that statins are a valuable medicine for reducing subsequent cardiac event risk. Some of us are still trying to make sense of this never-ending debate.
@filster1934
@filster1934 20 дней назад
Statins do affect the heart............of pharma execs who see doctors like Dr. Ovadia posting facts.
@cag19549
@cag19549 20 дней назад
You win the comment of the day. 👌
@ianosgnatiuc
@ianosgnatiuc 20 дней назад
Remove all ultra-processed oily and sugary "foods" from your intake, and your metabolic problems will go away in few weeks.
@cag19549
@cag19549 20 дней назад
😂 As a recovered diabetic I can tell you, it takes longer than a few weeks. Try months. It took 9 months on a low-carb, no added sugar diet before my A1c was in the 5 range. It depends on how long you've been a metabolic train wreck. I'm not sure where that "a few weeks" thing is coming from.
@ianstuart5660
@ianstuart5660 20 дней назад
​@cag19549 Yes, can even be a year or more for some folks to see substantial improvements!
@ianosgnatiuc
@ianosgnatiuc 20 дней назад
@@cag19549 I didn't say it will fix all damage which was done. It will fix the metabolism, which then will improve other conditions.
@ianosgnatiuc
@ianosgnatiuc 20 дней назад
@@cag19549 Ok, I should have been said it will start go away lol.
@cassieoz1702
@cassieoz1702 19 дней назад
Didn't work for me. I live on a farm, raisebour own food, haven't eaten UPF in living memory. My problems didn't really turn around until I got rid of all grain, potatoes and fruit. Great, unprocessed, fibre rich and utterly stuffed up my glucose control a CGM revolutionised my management
@andredaedone5
@andredaedone5 20 дней назад
Statins are like Sugar. You have to pay for them and they both kill you.
@michaelhawk8230
@michaelhawk8230 19 дней назад
The cardiologist that I see finally listened to me regarding my concerns about my onset of memory problems. I said to him I wasn’t comfortable taking statins because my cholesterol levels are now excellent because of my lifestyle and diet changes. The Cardiologist reluctantly let me discontinue them but prescribed Zetia instead. Geeez I just can’t win.
@lat1419
@lat1419 19 дней назад
You have a choice. A prescription is not a mandate to put it in your body.
@catea2551
@catea2551 19 дней назад
i guess where you live your cardiologist still has time to care. mine is so overbooked that it's easy to reschedule appointments online and just not go see him for long stretches. he doesn't push statins yet. seeing him in December but meat based eating now. hoping i'm not a hyper-responder.
@bert1450
@bert1450 2 дня назад
Zetia made me sneeze frequently, many times. All are bad.
@jillpontiere1814
@jillpontiere1814 20 дней назад
Thank you. I threw them away the second day they prescribed them after I got diagnosed with Afib!
@gerrymcintosh4477
@gerrymcintosh4477 19 дней назад
Most doctors haven’t got a clue, because heart disease is still a problem. Do you think the problem is what goes into the body is the first place? The food industry and the health care with all the drugs is the problem. People are addicted to the foods they eat, then run to their doctors to fix them. 😖🤷‍♂️
@bobbullethalf
@bobbullethalf 14 дней назад
It’s the sugar!
@scotty9964
@scotty9964 13 дней назад
My Father was on 80 mg after a stroke, this strength of statins disables you. He couldn't walk as balance was an issue and pain all over, Came off them for 24 hrs and can walk without a walking stick, GP's need to go back to Uni.
@bettesmith1117
@bettesmith1117 20 дней назад
Thanks for this video. Every 6 months I dread the conversation with my Dr. about statins.
@jogee7603
@jogee7603 20 дней назад
Respectfully, find another doctor!!!
@AncestralFuel
@AncestralFuel 19 дней назад
Most docs are doing what the computer tells them. If they step out of line, they could be sued for not practicing “standard of care”. It’s best just to see doctors as someone who deals with acute care. You’re on your own when it comes to being preventative care.
@bettesmith1117
@bettesmith1117 19 дней назад
@@AncestralFuel Yes, I know. I saw my Dr. last Friday. I warned her that my LDL was going to be high due to increased animal protein in my diet. She then started on the statin rant. I stopped her and told her that if I drop dead from cardiac issues, it is on me, she had no responsibility in it. I don't think she was expecting that.
@DianneEnnis-cz3lo
@DianneEnnis-cz3lo 15 дней назад
I told my dr that I do not want him to offer a statin again. I said this is something we need to agree to disagree on. I need him when I need a referral to a specialist, and not for him to be a pill pusher for the pharmacy.
@dennistaylor5816
@dennistaylor5816 13 дней назад
@@bettesmith1117 Good for you.:)
@karenbuchert3377
@karenbuchert3377 20 дней назад
Hello Dr O!! Thanks for the video and your campaign to help the public get healthier like you did! Thank you!! Folks need real guidance and to escape the deluge of carbohydrates in foods and drinks.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
You are very welcome!
@randypowell1980
@randypowell1980 20 дней назад
I am 68 male with a CAC score of zero. My LDL is 201 and my doctor wants to put me on statins. I am six months carnivore and have reversed my type 2 diabetes and down to 173 from 200lbs. What do you think doc ? I say no to statins
@mEatToLive
@mEatToLive 20 дней назад
My old doctor wanted me on statins because my LDL was creeping up as my health improved, & he was very dogmatic & very uninformative. So I found myself a new doctor, a low carb doctor, & she loves my high LDL. Keep saying no to statins. Nice going on your zero CAC score! I also have a CAC of zero, but you have 20 years more than me, & after 50 it’s “supposed” to accumulate, but that’s just more dogma I suppose. Congratulations on everything else you have achieved, & “welcome to the desert of the real.” 🥩🤟🏻
@vickyburton2434
@vickyburton2434 16 дней назад
Just say no!
@aprilek6003
@aprilek6003 18 дней назад
Thank you for the short and to send message to ovadia. It is so wonderful to see you and other cardiologists speaking out against a one-size-fits-all approach. I really wish more people would take the time to think before they pop a pill and really understand the pluses and minuses of that pill😊
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 15 дней назад
Thank you for your support.
@FollowEman
@FollowEman 8 дней назад
I'm a practicing Healthcare worker. This video is super lifesaver!❤
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
I'm so glad!
@JoyCrossbridge
@JoyCrossbridge 19 дней назад
I wish that rather than offering alternative medications, Dr. Ovadia would emphasize the radical role of diet. Physicians already know about all the other medication’s: what they don’t know about is nutrition.
@amybair3205
@amybair3205 12 дней назад
If people open their mind first, to other therapies than the mainstream pushed statins, maybe (hopefully) diet will follow. People don’t understand what a good diet consists of, but they do know when their diet is unhealthy. People want a quick fix, & diet changes take work. This from someone who eats a very restrictive diet, & practices ADF for health benefits.
@RonMac08
@RonMac08 13 дней назад
I had severe muscle pain, so bad I had trouble sleeping. I had muscle weakness so bad I had trouble doing my job, and I was tired all the time.
@sportysbusiness
@sportysbusiness 19 дней назад
From what I've read, the only reason statins sometimes show effectiveness is that they are anti-inflammatory AND increase nitric oxide production. So, a safer option is to reduce inflammation and breathe through your nose! (Nose breathing significantly increases nitric oxide production compared to mouth breathing).
@toni4729
@toni4729 17 дней назад
People were no worse off before statins were invented. We were not fat and ugly, we were not dying from heart disease then. WE ARE NOW.
@hippiegirl5167
@hippiegirl5167 9 дней назад
Since 3 months taking fenofibrate for my super high triglycerides they have come down . I also am on repatha for cholesterol it has come down to . I’m happy about that
@YouTuber-ep5xx
@YouTuber-ep5xx 19 дней назад
Don't worry about cholesterol/LDL. Focus on getting your triglycerides down toward 60ish, HDL up to 60ish or above. Trigs/HDL ratio of 1.5x or lower is goal. Do that by eating low carb, REAL food only, zero processed.
@josephcostello1812
@josephcostello1812 19 дней назад
That’s the way!
@zerozero9085
@zerozero9085 2 дня назад
Best explanation of statins and heart health I've heard! Simple, concise, just facts without recommendations. Thanks!
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 2 дня назад
Glad you found it helpful!
@DCGreenZone
@DCGreenZone 20 дней назад
Brilliant information, thank you doc.
@chetcohron4254
@chetcohron4254 19 дней назад
Great quick overview of statin drugs! Thanks for your time and effort spreading the truth in health.
@sojournfilms
@sojournfilms 19 дней назад
Thank you for this focused and concise video on this subject! It is something I can easily share with family and friends who need to know this information. ❤
@stevenfromer3816
@stevenfromer3816 18 дней назад
Sugar,the sweet killer
@sharkair2839
@sharkair2839 19 дней назад
i asked my doctor "whats the leading cause of death? he said heart disease. so statins have been out for 60 years why is heart disease still the leading cause of death?
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 19 дней назад
Diet and lack of exercise.
@whereswendy8544
@whereswendy8544 18 дней назад
I took myself off of statin meds quite a few years ago and started CoQ10. Also syarted eating Keto and lost some weight. My blood levels haven't heen much of a concern. Im a sedentary, obese 72 yo still struggling with T2. Going carnivore would help but I keep falling off the wagon. Climbing back on asap.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 15 дней назад
If you are looking for a community to help keep you accountable to stay on track. We just launched our Heart Health Hub community ifixhearts.com/hearthealthhub/
@legneil
@legneil 10 дней назад
I stopped statins it’s amazing how much my health and life has gotten better.I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia got put on disability during the second year my doctor put me on statins not long after my pains tripled my feet burned with needles,restless legs…and for my mental health well being in a zone that didn’t want to do anything stuck in trance like for 8 years been 2 years now since i stopped happy to say i’m 90% better still healing but not suicidal and a want for life that i had lost.Edit Niacin and Vitamin D everyday keeps the numbers low.
@lynnetuckercarnivore
@lynnetuckercarnivore 20 дней назад
THANK YOU, Dr Ovadia... been waiting for this video to share with this thinking statins are the way!
@southerngirl773
@southerngirl773 19 дней назад
Great Advise! Dr Ovadia Is my new favorite Doctor!
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
Thank you for the support!
@dacisky
@dacisky 20 дней назад
Yup, I know this already. I've had 3 doctors nag me for years to take this crap...I did but the side effects were so bad I stopped and will never take them again. I'm also a lmhr,so naturally I've been nagged to stop hflc. That's not happening either...Thanks for this and I hope you will dp more on these horrible drugs.
@bucfan23
@bucfan23 20 дней назад
Same. The only way I can lower my ldl is to eat carbs. But when I do, migraines, psoriasis, T2d, insulin resistance, sinus infections, etc. all come raging back. My ldl is sky high but I feel great. I’m lmhr also.
@haydeeramos7839
@haydeeramos7839 10 дней назад
Thank you so much 💓 💗 💛 💖 for this wonderful information 😊
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
My pleasure 😊
@jimw6659
@jimw6659 19 дней назад
Amen, sir. Thank you!
@robyn3349
@robyn3349 20 дней назад
Thank you!
@kenjishab
@kenjishab 20 дней назад
I’m going home after my heart transplant last week. Statins are on my med list. It’s my understanding that they provide very little benefit to heart attack victims. I’m already taking a ton of meds so one med off the list would be great.
@DCGreenZone
@DCGreenZone 20 дней назад
Research PQQ.
@karenbuchert3377
@karenbuchert3377 20 дней назад
Eat keto or carnivore to save your life. Give up carbs to heal your whole body. Keep watching Dr O and his colleagues to learn how to eat for health. You can get healthy. You can do it.
@shawnfallahi5616
@shawnfallahi5616 19 дней назад
I would follow your Dr's suggestions AND do a lot of research on your own. Lifestyle HAS to change first and foremost, here forward for you. Best of luck, I hope all goes well for you in the future.
@coloradomark2159
@coloradomark2159 14 дней назад
I would listen to your heart transplant doc on this one. Yours is not a garden variety high cholesterol discussion. Statins have their place with inflammation and clotting. Don't listen to advice from anyone on this comment section. Best on your future!
@robertbarnier45
@robertbarnier45 19 дней назад
Thanks Doc ❤
@beckderm
@beckderm 20 дней назад
PAIN & memory loss = statins
@avid6186
@avid6186 19 дней назад
You say a number of times that we should talk to our Dr about xyz, do you realise how useful that advise is? I asked my Dr about my triglycerides/HDL ratio shortly after getting a couple of stents about 4 years ago. Her answer, "I don't know anything about heart's, you need to talk to a cardiologist". Shortly after I did get to talk to the cardiologist at our local hospital. So of course I also asked her the same question. Her answer, "triglycerides are for diabetes, they have nothing to do with your heart". I'm struggling to have any faith in the medical system in New Zealand. As a matter of interest my triglycerides were 5.6mmol/L and HDL was 1.0, blood pressure not fantastic at 130something over 80 something, I ate bread with everything, at least 3 times a day, potatoes every night, rice, biscuits etc. Never smoked, not particularly overweight and reasonably active. Now tri and hdl are 0.7 and 2.0, feel better than I have for years, thanks to people like you and the low carb, carnivore type Dr's on you tube ❤
@SharonSchmidt-rz8im
@SharonSchmidt-rz8im 20 дней назад
Order your own fasting insulin at Own Your Labs just in case your doc wont order it.
@DJTurbulance123
@DJTurbulance123 19 дней назад
Great video!!! Assuming statins are causing insulin resistance, once you stop taking them will your insulin resistance improve?
@DJdavefromlondon
@DJdavefromlondon 19 дней назад
Better verbal presentation doc. Disappointed you referenced Alternatives to statins to reduce ldl when the BMJ said high ldl = longer life. Also could have shown the original lipitor ad showing it reduced 3 out of 100 having heart attack to 2 out of 100 and claiming that's a 30% reduction when it's 1% in absolute terms.
@goforitrazz
@goforitrazz 17 часов назад
I quit statins in the fall, i seem to have a lot more strength now @ 68 years old.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 часов назад
That's great to hear! Thank you for sharing 💪
@elizabetha.morgan1869
@elizabetha.morgan1869 19 дней назад
My thyroid issue is the primary driver of my LDL, my doctor prescribed a low dose statin, I stopped taking it because the thyroid issues still need to be corrected, hypothyroidism/ hashimoto’s which resulted from Covid vaccines to which their were 3 total. Im on 25mcg a day and a beta blocker for two other issues, 3 regurgitating heart valves and high blood pressure. I cut back on the caffeine intake. And take beta blocker at night as it was making me dizzy and hazardous to drive. Have to return in a year for a repeat eco as when they discovered the valve issues they also discovered ischemic issue in left ventricular as it was and still failing to relax a conduction issue?. At least that was the interpretation. No prior history before Covid, but even up here in Upstate NY they dont consider that an issue, on the contrary, it is very much an issue as I work in healthcare. I dont like being gaslit by the same people who still believe statins are safe. Their not. I was told by a pump man/perfusionist that if anything that was to be fixed properly? To go to either Rochester, NY, NYC, or Boston as that is where the best places to go. Hopefully it wont happen but I would like to know that I’m on the right path? I think NIH has those industry studies as they were mandated to be released to the publick in re: to the research on statins.
@elizabetha.morgan1869
@elizabetha.morgan1869 19 дней назад
Sorry for spelling, Ipad has issues.
@Bbarfo
@Bbarfo 20 дней назад
I took 20mg's of that garbage for 12 years. I quit them two years ago.
@mimiverschueren4683
@mimiverschueren4683 19 дней назад
Hi Dr. Ovadia, which supplements are you referring to?
@Bama_J
@Bama_J 20 дней назад
Good morning
@calmoceans6668
@calmoceans6668 19 дней назад
Yet another awesome video. Thank you so very much for this information. It’s time the truth is told……
@homebuilder4367
@homebuilder4367 18 дней назад
What are the supplements to lower LDL??
@mystatinfreelife
@mystatinfreelife 6 дней назад
Thanks for addressing this. It took me 10 years to realize that my health problems were due to statins, because they came on very slowly, and the connection was not obvious at first. I wonder how many people are in poor health because of statins but don't realize it - mistakenly thinking "Gee, at least I have healthy cholesterol."
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 2 дня назад
Glad you found it helpful! If you're interested in working with Dr. Ovadia and his team, please feel free to book a call with our metabolic health consultant: ifixhearts.com/jake/ ~ Jake, On behalf of Dr. Ovadia's I Fix Hearts Team.
@ChrisBCartagena
@ChrisBCartagena 3 дня назад
"Should I stay or should I go?"
@tfp0052
@tfp0052 6 дней назад
I got into a big argument with my doctor over statins. We were both on our feet in the examination room, yelling at each other. I thought about it a little later, and I decided that a better approach would have been to simply not accept the drugs from the pharmacy. They can prescribe the drugs, but they can't make you take them! I took an altogether different route. I fired my doctor, canceled all of his prescriptions, and abandoned the American Medical Association. I may not live as long, but I'll be happier!
@vickyburton2434
@vickyburton2434 16 дней назад
I am managing my insulin resistance and diabetes with a carnivore diet.
@jeffreyfrey1936
@jeffreyfrey1936 18 дней назад
If poor metabolic health and lifestyle are strong underlying causation for cardiovascular disease and prescribing statins is standard practice, then the statins become proxy causative for the other negative outcomes of poor metabolic health etc. -- like insulin resistance and diabetes. Hence that 71% figure you cited.
@rameshb9525
@rameshb9525 19 дней назад
What about LDL after Coronary artery bypass? Should it be lowered?
@johnnyd2383
@johnnyd2383 18 дней назад
Thank you Dr. Ovadia. One QUESTION, although may not be important one.. but... do you see in your practice a correlation between ear lobe crease (Frank's sign) and condition that may lead to the major heart incident.? If yes, does it disappear once the root cause of it is removed.? Thank you. Answer much appreciated.
@dr.julia-heyakarcic8862
@dr.julia-heyakarcic8862 19 дней назад
Dr. Ovadia, thank you for this video. Please prepare a video discussing impaired cognitive function due to statins which cross the blood-brain barrier. David Diamond, Ph.D has a video about this topic. An other topic: evidence that statins increase calcification of plaque.
@galaxyglitterlatte4664
@galaxyglitterlatte4664 18 дней назад
😢😢😢😢😢My mom was on statins for 40 yesterday and ended up with Alzheimers. I have no doubt it was due to the statins!!!
@aztonyusa
@aztonyusa 19 дней назад
Read between the lines. Dr Ovadia can't outright say not to take a statin or say how terrible they are for fear of losing his license.
@josephcostello1812
@josephcostello1812 19 дней назад
Exactly!
@christinegordon2501
@christinegordon2501 4 дня назад
What can I take for oseophagitis, thank you
@jamesselby796
@jamesselby796 6 дней назад
Truth: The fatty acids found in artery clogs are mostly unsaturated (74%), of which 41% are polyunsaturated. (Lancet 1994 344:1195) 33 years after the birth of the fat industry. Clogged arteries is our major health problem.
@counterbalancelife4305
@counterbalancelife4305 17 дней назад
Statins are very successful. They are the pharmaceutical gateway drug. By asphyxiating your mitochondria, they cause so many strange symptoms (Dysautonomia - readily dismissed as just issues of aging) that you get passed from doctor to doctor, all prescribing new drugs to manage these symptoms. You become a nice steady stream of income until you pass while the next victim is just getting started on the same treadmill.
@Tubbybowls
@Tubbybowls 16 дней назад
I'm curious to know the statistics of those that are on statins, that end up on the operating table. My father is a perfect case study. He required a stent, followed by a cocktail of meds for heart health. 13 years later, required a triple bypass! Medical failure.
@vince1229
@vince1229 20 дней назад
Are you able to show your bloodwork and calcium score, etc. before and after you lost weight?
@user-gc2es4uu7j
@user-gc2es4uu7j 20 дней назад
I have been anti statins but my husband had a heart transplant and the cardiologist insists he be on a stating. Something about cholesterol behaving differently in transplant recipients. So he is taking one.
@morrissonnytashbar3119
@morrissonnytashbar3119 19 дней назад
Now you got some nutritionists and doctors that are using supplements that do the same thing or similar as statins is there going to be the same problems with those supplements because we're not going on going towards the underlining problem
@edwardelliott4928
@edwardelliott4928 20 дней назад
What about clopidigril and metropalol along with it???
@islandgurl4123
@islandgurl4123 19 дней назад
Yes I’m curious. My husband who just turned 49 was in the hospital for a week. Diagnosed with pneumonia and 5 blockages. They could only stent one. He’s on these medications and I want him off statins asap.
@thehealthinsight4587
@thehealthinsight4587 20 дней назад
I was just listening to another medical/science podcast that presented multiple peer-reviewed studies (all public knowledge / access) that indicate, it's high blood pressure that causes cardiovascular problems and atheroscelerosis (among other things).
@sportysbusiness
@sportysbusiness 19 дней назад
High blood pressure is one of many causes of damage to the artery walls. Sugar (diabetes), smoking, (cigarettes and air-pollution), drug use (legal and illegal), mental illness (chemical or nutritional cause) , chronic stress (high cortisol) all cause damage that requires the artery wall to clot and thicken, causing the artery to narrow and/or clots to break off and cause damage in organs.
@airplanenut6242
@airplanenut6242 19 дней назад
And sugar + refined flour consumption is a major driver of high blood pressure
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683
@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 19 дней назад
I have borderline low blood pressure and a pulse in the 50s yet I had a heart attack at 46 was barely overweight didn't smoke and didn't drink. Had my heart attack while exercising.
@trail.blazer
@trail.blazer 19 дней назад
@@dr.emilschaffhausen4683 What was your heart attack caused by? People get clots for a variety of reasons. Maybe yours was not from an atherosclerosis plaque. Maybe you have high fibrinogen and have a tendency to clot. Even some heart conditions can cause pooling and clotting of blood and will be a potential problem irrelevant of lifestyle.
@SharonSchmidt-rz8im
@SharonSchmidt-rz8im 20 дней назад
Say no to statins you are in charge of what you put in your body. Get your fasting insulin checked.
@johnbrady3307
@johnbrady3307 18 дней назад
They aren't made to help you they are made to make money
@georgelynch6064
@georgelynch6064 20 дней назад
Hi Dr Ovadia. My 65 year old mother has been on statins for 10 years for high cholesterol. She wants to come off them after me showing her a few videos. Would you recommend to just stop taking them instantly or wean herself off them? Anything we need to know/advice greatly appreciated. Thanks!
@andredaedone5
@andredaedone5 20 дней назад
I am 68 and have had high cholesterol since I was 24 or when they first started testing me. My cholesterol is 676 from a few weeks ago. Statins were based on a lie and I have never taken one.
@virginiaviking6723
@virginiaviking6723 20 дней назад
Wow @andredaedo...you've made my day! I'm 62 and, I have very high cholesterol, too. Its always been high but since ketovore, my hypothyroid is out of whack (after reducing levothyroxine...which was a disappointment so will up the dose again). Anyway, thanks again for your comment. It cheered me up!
@catea2551
@catea2551 19 дней назад
if no side effects though, she might be the 1 in 730 people that statins benefit.
@DanEngell
@DanEngell 8 дней назад
Cameo appearance of Ken Jeong at 1:44!
@Fomites
@Fomites 16 дней назад
They do.
@ShonMardani
@ShonMardani 7 дней назад
They told me that I had a heart attack and doctors placed a stent in my RCA, the stent is gone/missing, do anyone knows how a metallic object can get lost in the artery?
@honeytherat2017
@honeytherat2017 18 дней назад
If cholesterol doesn’t drive heart disease, under what circumstances would they be indicated? Are you playing it safe to avoid backlash? I wouldn’t blame you, but it does muddy the waters. I would never take a statin personally.
@arlisskowski
@arlisskowski 18 дней назад
Nonsense. It's a well-known fact that LDL causes heart disease
@evemcnair2571
@evemcnair2571 6 дней назад
I have a high CCT -coronary calcium score -1500 should my LDL be 70 or lower as some Drs would advise?
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 5 дней назад
Thank you for reaching out. We can not give individual medical advice via social media. Please feel free to book a call with our metabolic health consultant to discuss options for working with our team ifixhearts.com/jake/ or go to askdrphil.com/ ~ Jake, On behalf of Dr. Ovadia's I Fix Hearts Team
@lennygriffin4464
@lennygriffin4464 19 дней назад
Another great honest doctor!!!!
@paulcarlson4230
@paulcarlson4230 6 дней назад
Just trying to keep plaque stable that's y I use low dose statin and keep my self off the operating table
@boink800
@boink800 10 дней назад
Should we include Oreo cookies on the list of those statin alternatives? Nick Norowitz did lower his LDL with those. And they taste really good.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 8 дней назад
That was a great n=1 study! 😁
@texaslovelylady
@texaslovelylady 7 дней назад
I wish you were my mother's heart doctor. She is in Florida near you. But she wouldn't go to anyone I would recommend.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 7 дней назад
Thank you for reaching out! If your mother is interested, she can schedule a call with our metabolic health consultant to explore options for working with our team: ifixhearts.com/jake/
@user-ps2nn5pj4g
@user-ps2nn5pj4g 19 дней назад
Or, better yet, ditch carbs, increase healthy fats, and cut sugar out altogether.
@vince1229
@vince1229 20 дней назад
The statin "studies" were done for a very short time and the cherrypicked favourable data was extrapolated out to 20 years from guesswork.
@shawnfallahi5616
@shawnfallahi5616 19 дней назад
Dr Ovadia - would you take a person that has heart disease off of their statin? If yes, would you replace it with something else?
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 6 дней назад
Thank you for reaching out! We can not give individual medical advice via social media. Please feel free to go to askdrphil.com to ask your question.
@stoneagedjp
@stoneagedjp 6 дней назад
Is the 71% increase in diabetes II risk an absolute or relative value?
@dirtyd6174
@dirtyd6174 20 дней назад
❤️🙏❤️
@gloriamurray6842
@gloriamurray6842 6 дней назад
I have been carnivore mostly for 3 years. I occasionally eat greens or cabbage. I have not been to a heart Dr in years. My husband does and he in on statins. He eats a sad diet. He will not give up all the carbs. He is expreiencing memory loss. His mother was on them for years and died from dementia complications. I want my husband to eat better but I can't make him. His cardiologist raised his statin to 50 mg a day. I don't know what to do.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 5 дней назад
Thanks for reaching out! If you're interested in working with Dr. Ovadia and his team to figure out how we can help, please feel free to book a call with our metabolic health consultant to discuss further: ifixhearts.com/jake/ ~ Jake, On behalf of Dr. Ovadia's I Fix Hearts Team.
@BX_Staff-Home
@BX_Staff-Home 8 дней назад
How many on statins are still eating a crap pro cessed food diet and still overweight
@jennylong1991
@jennylong1991 19 дней назад
I’m a veteran, the V.A. Refuses to give me anything but statins. I have familia hypercholesterolemia- a genetic high cholesterol problem. I already eat a low carb 75g of carbs and those mainly come from vegetables with berries. It depends on if i’m riding that day(more depends on how far/long i cycle)-i’m a road cyclist, otherwise i keep it under 30g. All this and i still can not control my cholesterol thru diet alone! 80% of the cholesterol in your body is made by the liver….. so what do i do? People like me are in a catch 22 situation.
@k.robintaylor8272
@k.robintaylor8272 19 дней назад
Have you heard of Gary Brecka? Listen to some of his podcasts or interviews. Hypercholesterolemia can be caused by not being able to process certain nutrients. You can get methylation gene testing to find out if that might be your issue.
@aztonyusa
@aztonyusa 19 дней назад
Try doing carnivore cut the fruit and veggies. See how you do. Watch Dr Chaffee and Dr Berry videos on carnivore.
@1joannemarie
@1joannemarie 19 дней назад
Have you checked the particle size of your cholesterol. It's an important factor.
@jennylong1991
@jennylong1991 18 дней назад
@@aztonyusa it wouldn’t make a difference, it’s not the choleterol from food that’s the issue, it’s my liver which over produces cholesterol. I tried carnivore but it wasn’t for me.
@jennylong1991
@jennylong1991 18 дней назад
@@1joannemarie yep, i have no small dense particles when they tested it, but my coronary calcium score was 170. I was a heavy beer drinker for 27 yrs, i been sober for 8. I’m 50 lbs over weight at 194lbs/5’5”. I’ve lost 60lbs and i’ve followed a keto or lowcarb diet for 7 yrs. I have sleep apnea, hashimotos, fh(familia hyperchokesterolemia, and i 55. Alot of issues which make losing weight challenging. But i’m losing slowly, thats better than nor at all.
@bert1450
@bert1450 2 дня назад
I tried them all and they caused severe cramps and muscle pain, lower legs especially, then we tried Repatha (injection), without statins, same result severe muscle spasms, then on to Leqvio, and lower leg spasms continued but with severe chest cold. So now I'm off all Cholesterol lowering meds. None, period for me. I already feel better, but I doubt the lower leg spasms will ever go away. But the damage has been done. One ruptured Achillies tendon and the other torn. Also, who decided what level of LDL is acceptable? Can you believe Cardiologist want it down to 70, crazy in my opinion. The total acceptable cholesterol level was considered high at 300, then they lowered it to 200. My HDL is almost 70, so an LDL of 130 will equal out to about 200. My LDL is natural forming from my liver, it will go up to about 160. Diet and exercise will not occur at 79-years old, ruptured Achillis and CABG surgery already. Hereditary factors are a big deal. My bet is triglycerides (our diets) are the real problem.
@IFixHearts
@IFixHearts 2 дня назад
Thank you for sharing! If you are interested in working with Dr. Ovadia and his team, please feel free to book a call with our metabolic health consultant to discuss how we can help you. ifixhearts.com/jake/ ~ Jake, On behalf of Dr. Ovadia I Fix Hearts Team.
@chris5942
@chris5942 17 дней назад
I see no benefits in taking statins. Mom had something pop in her calf after she started statins. Her ankle turned purple.. She could hardly walk and was lucky to not fall and break something. I told her to stop the statin. She never had anything blow out in her calf before or since she stopped. I need my cholesterol.
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