Dr. Jeffrey W. Moses

@DrBPHealth This conversation is pretty funny a large part of the inflammation can be resolved by the. starin the lipid penetration into the arterial wall sets off the cascade there are many other sources. of inflammation as well but you have the basic vascular biology backwards

Your doctor says your cholesterol is too high. But did they check your inflammatory markers? My guess is "no" they didn't. But they really should if they want to address the true cause. Simply put, high cholesterol isn't the problem—it's your body's adaptive response to chronic inflammation. The cholesterol is there to help repair the damaged inner linings of you blood vessels. Fix the inflammation first. The cholesterol levels naturally normalize in 98%+ of cases. If you want to learn more, I share more details in this article: drbrandonpettke.substack.com/p/high-cholest…

@MdOsler @LDLSkeptic thanks for the lesson on reading scientific papers

@JWMoses @LDLSkeptic Please do read those stories yourself. The entire studies not just an abstract. Also who conducts them.

Elegantly stated Richard. The hypothesis that high LDL in a healthy person is atherogenic is unsupported, and that lowering LDL is beneficial has been propped up by the financial gain of statins and successor drugs. Ultimately, insulin resistance (chronically high glucose and insulin) is a core feature of modern day diseases.

@Mr_Husky1 20-25% ( before tax) is more than enough the waiter is a fool

My husby and I went out to dinner last night, and the bill came out to $200. I left a $50 tip on the table, thinking that was pretty reasonable. But the waiter looked at it and flat-out refused to take it. ​He told us that if we weren’t willing to leave at least $85, we shouldn’t be eating out in the first place. ​I was honestly caught off guard. I felt embarrassed sitting there, like we’d done something wrong. We weren’t trying to be cheap or disrespectful — I genuinely thought $50 was a fair tip for that bill. Now I keep replaying the whole thing in my head, wondering if I misjudged it and questioning whether $50 really wasn’t enough.😱 By Angela mcnutt

@ElieJarrougeMD yeah and with smallpox too !!!

Cardiologists have set an LDL target the human body can’t reach on its own without a pill. So either nature got it wrong OR the guidelines did. I know where I’m putting my money.

@CaptMarkKelly you are clearly an idiot

Trump ripped up the Iran nuclear deal and created this mess. Now, he's putting servicemembers in harm's way with no clear plan and no Congressional approval. The American people deserve answers — and Congress needs to do its job.

@NYCMayor well Zo your iranian citizens are dancing in the street sorry you lost the plot

Today’s military strikes on Iran — carried out by the United States and Israel — mark a catastrophic escalation in an illegal war of aggression. Bombing cities. Killing civilians. Opening a new theater of war.  Americans do not want this. They do not want another war in pursuit of regime change. They want relief from the affordability crisis. They want peace. I am focused on making sure that every New Yorker is safe. I have been in contact with our Police Commissioner and emergency management officials. We are taking proactive steps, including increasing coordination across agencies and enhancing patrols of sensitive locations out of an abundance of caution. Additionally, I want to speak directly to Iranian New Yorkers: you are part of the fabric of this city — you are our neighbors, small business owners, students, artists, workers, and community leaders. You will be safe here.

@thehealthb0t liar was a over 80% reductions in infections and hospitalization the number he states are single digit differences with nothing close to statistical significance covid deaths reduced what a reprehensible liar

RFK Jr: "If you look at the studies of the Pfizer vaccine…the people who got the vaccine had a 23% higher death rate from all causes." Bill Maher: "But that could be the disease itself." RFK Jr: "Then the vaccine doesn’t work, does it?"

@redpillb0t placebo controlled evidence with all components of mmr zoster pneumococcal HPV rita flu many subsequent trials are with historic controls as you can't deprive a child of a known effective treatment just saying

RFK JR: "They're not doing vaccinated versus unvaccinated studies because they're frightened of the results." "If you did a vaccinated versus unvaccinated study... the entire vaccine program would come into question."

@redpillb0t of course they did all initial covid vaccine trials were with placebo just an inveterate liar

@Bitcoin_Teddy pediatric patients on medicare ??? hmmmm

RFK JR: “Doctors are being paid to vaccine … We've recently uncovered that more than 36,000 doctors had their Medicare reimbursements altered based upon childhood vaccination rates. That's not medicine. That's coercion.”

@DrMarthaGulati A wonderful man , friend , mentor to so many so difficult to hear defined a field

Wow this is so sad to hear. Such a giant. Such a loss 💔

@dr_ericberg you realize all this is a childish speculative construct that has nothing to do with science or actual clinical data it will harm people at risk by diverting them from proven therapies in numerous trials and no dementia is actually decreased

The widespread belief that high cholesterol causes heart disease is a false narrative. Cholesterol is vital for hormone production, brain health, and cell membrane integrity. Both LDL and HDL cholesterol are simply exchangers—they shuttle fats, including cholesterol, back and forth in your body. There is nothing inherently “good” or “bad” about them. And the truth is that 50% of people who suffer heart attacks have normal or low cholesterol. The majority of heart attacks and strokes are actually caused by blood clots, so why are we getting side tracked by cholesterol levels?

@CaryKelly11 it is if you have homozygous familial cholesterolemia refractory to drugs where you get severe disease in your youth that's what it about

Who thinks that "fixing high cholesterol" with gene editing is a good idea? I bet that eventually cardiology will embrace this expensive therapy but will still recommend that you take statins.

@wideawake_media fact check mortality per 100000from heart disease was 2-3 times HIGHER in 1950 than today dunno where you get your data we have made remarkable progress

Prior to 1950, heart disease was uncommon, and obesity impacted less than 10% of the American population. "Then something happened." "Suddenly, butter was the enemy, and seed oils were heart healthy." "Hospitals replaced butter with margarine. Home cooks swapped lard for vegetable oil." "And within a generation, obesity, diabetes and heart disease exploded." "That's not a coincidence." 🎯

@genixmeds except for multiple randomized trial demonstrated lack of efficacy for covid

@SamaHoole fact check heart deaths per 100000 were 2 1/2 times higher in 1950 then today don't fabricate please

Your doctor says your cholesterol is 260 and that's dangerously high. 260 was considered normal in 1960. Heart disease rates were lower then. People ate more saturated fat. Nobody was on statins. What changed between 1960 and now wasn't that cholesterol suddenly became dangerous. What changed was the introduction of industrial seed oils, processed food, and pharmaceutical treatment of numbers. Your cholesterol of 260 might be your body's appropriate response to your metabolic needs. Or it might be slightly elevated because of inflammation from seed oils in your diet. Either way, suppressing the number with a drug doesn't address whether it's appropriate or what's causing it.

@RobertKennedyJc for the record. this is false studies indicate they are anti inflammatory

Pay attention America! Seed oils flood your cells with unstable linoleic acid. Oxidizing, inflaming, & sabotaging your metabolism from the inside out. Tallow, Butter and Coconut Oil are the most healthy options. Stop cooking with inflammation! What do you use? MAHA

@shad_plug @DanFriedman81 since women comprise 10-20 % of serious offenders that leaves at lot of room for all men

@DanFriedman81 HTH

Here are some facts: 1. A small number of people commit a wildly disproportionate amount of crime, about 1% commit most crime and 3 to 5 percent commit ALL crime. 2. Offenders who commit major crimes also commit constant public order infractions, so policing public order incapacitates serious criminals. The guy who gropes women on the train or mugs people probably didn’t swipe his credit card to get through the turnstile. 3. Nearly all the people killed in controversial “Black Lives Matter” incidents belonged to the tiny subset of recidivist criminals. Jordan Neely and George Floyd are both examples of this kind of person, and both should have been in prison. 4. Depolicing public order crimes to protect habitual offenders from police interactions and incarceration costs a lot of lives, like that of Iryna Zarutska.

@RedLineReportt the case was dropped he never paid a dime

🚨 Rudy Giuliani destroyed by Dems for exposing 2020 GA election crimes: bankrupted, disbarred, charged, ordered to pay $148M to Ruby Freeman & Shaye Moss—who conspired to overthrow the government. Do you agree that Rudy Giuliani should be getting his money back? A. Yes B. No