Dr. Nathan Bryan

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1,178 appearances 5 recordings 3 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 3 Apr

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Digital Social Hour · Is Toothpaste Hurting Your Child’s Brain? | Dr. Nathan Bryan | DSH #1840 · 27 Feb 2026 podcast

That's the whole debate.

It makes you completely dependent upon pharmaceuticals for the rest of your life.

And it's a great business model.

It's a great financial model, but it's at the expense of our own health.

Yeah, but if you look at the data, if someone who knows how to read clinical trial data and look at the absolute risk, the number of patients to treat to see an effect versus the relative risk, what they report, there's no benefit to cholesterol lowering medication.

Either in primary prevention of heart attack, secondary, tertiary prevention, there's zero benefit.

So again, it goes back to the suggestion.

If it's no benefit, then okay, what's the risk?

The risk is muscle cramps and pains, myalgia, diabetes, the statins or mitochondrial toxicants because they're causing certain cancers.

So if there's no benefit and it's all risk, that's a very easy quotient.

You don't give it to anybody.

The data are very clear.

So cholesterol doesn't cause heart disease.

Why would you target it if it's not the causal agent?

And it doesn't.

So early on in the 80s, that was the prevailing hypothesis.

But again, science prevails.

Data are the data.

And it's clearly shown that lowering cholesterol does not prevent heart disease.

So why treat it?

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