Dr. Cindy Geyer
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 1 Jul
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Take aspirin and a statin, right?
But it's another to say, well, what are the root causes of inflammation?
Yeah.
So a typical doctor might measure a glucose and an A1C to look at their blood sugar status, and they would do a standard cholesterol profile, which, interestingly enough, calculates your LDL cholesterol, the one we usually think of as being the lousy cholesterol, from a formula, doesn't even really measure it, and base most of the decisions on that.
If they have symptoms, they might send them to a cardiologist for a stress test.
If they have chest pain, right.
Right.
But most doctors don't measure a C-reactive protein because, as I mentioned before, it's like, well, what do we do with it?
What do I do with it?
Oh, statin and aspirin.
And then they're probably going to treat them with, if they are pre-diabetic or diabetic, they're going to give them metformin or medications to lower blood sugar and probably a statin to control the cholesterol.
How often do they actually talk to them about those root causes such as diet and stress and sleep?
Maybe not.
Yes.
Put it in the water.
And, you know, it's really interesting.
Believe it or not, there's a potential behavioral component for patients who go on a statin and their cholesterol is now normal.
It's good.
Oh, yeah.
I can eat my cheeseburger.
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