Powerful Reasons
A transformative conversation reveals how powerful motivations can drive personal change. A doctor's impactful questions about family milestones shifted focus from mere health advice to life-altering reasons for change. This emotional connection to future events fuels the commitment to high standards and consistent action, illustrating that profound reasons can lead to extraordinary results.In this clip
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I have a question about the episode: Lies you’ve been told by your doctor! A conversation with Ken Berry, MD and the clip: Cholesterol Confusion. I did my bloodwork, and my cholesterol came up super high: LDL 7.5, NON-HDL 8.2, HDL 1.35, Total Cholesterol 9.6, HDL Ratio 7.12, Triglycerides 1.68. The doctor wants to put me on statins, but at 38 years old, I don't feel comfortable with that. I've listened to many of your podcasts and experts opposing statins. I probably have Familial Hypercholesterolemia, as both my parents suffered from high cholesterol. If my CT score is not good enough, the doctor told me to start statins immediately. I know that statins can shorten life expectancy and damage cognitive brain function. However, I did an echo-radiology test, and my heart results were excellent. I would love to hear your opinion. Should I go on statins, or should I approach a more aggressive diet/lifestyle? Are statins the only way if I am diagnosed with Familial Hypercholesterolemia?
I have a question about this episode: Lies you’ve been told by your doctor! A conversation with Ken Berry, MD and this clip: Cholesterol Confusion. I did my bloodwork and cholesterol came up super high: LDL 7.5, NON-HDL 8.2, HDL 1.35, Total Cholesterol 9.6, HDL Ratio 7.12, Triglycerides 1.68. The doctor wants to put me on statins, but at 38 years old, I don't feel comfortable with that. I've listened to many of your podcasts and experts opposing statins. I probably have Familial Hypercholesterolemia, as both my parents suffered from high cholesterol. If my CT score is not good enough, the doctor told me to start statins immediately. I know that statins can shorten life expectancy and damage cognitive brain function. However, I did an echo-radiology test, and my heart results were excellent. I would love to hear your opinion. Should I go on statins, or should I approach a more aggressive diet/lifestyle? Are statins the only way if I am diagnosed with Familial Hypercholesterolemia?
How important is it to go all in on yourself when it comes to health, growth, and surrounding yourself with successful people when you're young and single with many responsibilities like a wife or kids, in the context of the episode: Change Your Morning, Change Your Life – Hal Elrod | 1130 | Dave Asprey?