282. Primary Risk Factors for Heart Disease. Is High Cholesterol a Risk? – Dr. Philip Ovadia

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I'm excited to sit down with Dr. Philip Ovadia. We talk about insulin resistance, cholesterol, and much more. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.

Dr. Philip Ovadia's extensive experience in heart surgery, exceeding 3,000 operations, revealed to him the crucial role of lifestyle and nutrition in maintaining good health rather than relying solely on medical interventions. Witnessing his patients treat heart attacks as an "inevitable" part of life motivated him to shift his focus toward preventive health, aiming to equip people with the necessary tools and mindset to avoid the need for a heart surgeon entirely.

We discuss the following:

• All about Dr. Philip Ovadia
• Cholesterol and saturated fat
• Heart disease
• Insulin resistance
• Quality of cholesterol
• Adaptation to carnivore diet
• Reversing heart disease
• Blood sugar on a carnivore diet
• Cause of insulin resistance
• Sleep apnea and oral hygiene
• Thoughts on statins
• Benefits of getting on statins
• How to check heart health
• Where to find Dr. Philip Ovadia

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• Dr. Philip Ovadia's Book
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