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Insulin Resistance & Cholesterol with Dr Jeffry Gerber – Episode 951

by Vinnie Tortorich

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Dec082017
Episode 951 - Insulin Resistance & Cholesterol with Dr Jeffry Gerber

: Episode 951 – Dr Jeffry Gerber joins Vinnie to talk about the triglyceride to HDL ratio being an indicator of insulin resistance as well as discuss some of the pre-existing medical studies that debunk the notion that LDL cholesterol is a primary indicator of heart disease or a predictor of a cardiac event. They also discuss Dr Gerber’s upcoming book with Ivor Cummins, Eat Rich Live Long.

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DR JEFFRY GERBER

  • Dr. Gerber has appeared on this show before!
  • Check out his website here.
  • Friends and colleagues with another one of Vinnie’s favorites, Ivor Cummins
  • Been at this now for 28 years
    • First 10 years, he was clueless

DOCTORS AND HEALING

  • Doctors are using to stopping fires
    • Saving lives
    • Hard to realize just giving medication is not the right course of action
  • Dr. Gerber struggled with weight issues, and tried dietary modifications
    • He saw LCHF worked for a patient
    • Then did his studies and homework
    • Expanded it to his patients
  • Non-doctors were the ones who ID’d sat fats creating cholesterol as the problem
    • New paper in Lancet challenges Ancel Keys’s 7 Country Study
  • People trust their doctors — need to be more investigative, don’t just accept one answer

INSULIN RESISTANCE

  • HDL and triglyceride ratio is a marker for insulin
    • This will go down if you eat LCHF most of the time because your metabolic issues will lessen
  • LDL not the problem, your ratio is a bigger issue
  • Ratio also demonstrates your insulin resistance which is the indicator of risk for bad health including cardiac health

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