Aug 30 • Repair Protocol Library
Ezetimibe: What It Really Does to LDL and ApoB
If you’ve ever wondered how EzetIMIBE actually lowers LDL and ApoB, I just created a full video breaking it down.
This goes much deeper than “it blocks cholesterol absorption.”
We look at:
How ezetimibe changes cholesterol traffic between the intestine and liver.
Why LDL receptors matter.
Why ApoB can stay high even when triglycerides and glucose look excellent.
Whether timing matters.
Carnivore and saturated-fat responders.
Zone 2, plaque regression, thyroid function, bergamot, and what the evidence actually supports.
If this topic interests you, watch the video and then come back here because I want to hear your experience.
A few questions for everyone:
Have you ever taken ezetimibe?
What was your LDL before and after?
Did you measure ApoB before and after?
How long were you taking it before you retested?
Were you also taking a statin, changing saturated fat, or increasing exercise at the same time?
I think comparing real before-and-after numbers from this community could make this discussion very interesting.
Eat Based On Your Biology, Not Ideology™.
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Ezetimibe: What It Really Does to LDL and ApoB
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