Dhru Purohit

am I really going in the wrong direction?

Because I am a hyper reabsorber of cholesterol.

So untreated, my ApoB is probably around like 160, right?

And it's through taking things like Zetia and having like a high fiber diet and other stuff that I've been able to bring it down to more like 80.

which is still a little bit high, you know, it's a tiny bit high, but definitely back in the normal range.

So I'm feeling that a lot of people on my podcast are the people who feel like I want to know and I want to go on the journey to try to find the right resources.

But I do agree that it's not for everybody.

You know, you have to decide what that journey is for you.

But I am so curious about that because I had a grandfather who had dementia and I have other people in my family who maybe it wasn't diagnosed properly, but

Yeah, people are curious, especially now that they've been powered by all this information that you've given to them.

It's totally personal.

It's a personal matter.

So everybody around you, including your students, wants to know.

I want to know.

But hey, listen, I respect your decision.

I don't want to know.

Because I think you are also like, look, I am doing all the things that are there.

And it's so personal.

It's so personal.

Yeah, I will say that if you look at sort of medical history, it was standard of care back in, I think in like the late, like in the early 60s, it was up to the doctor to tell the patient whether or not they had cancer.