Erin Allman‑Updyke and Erin Welsh (This Podcast Will Kill You hosts) - primarily Erin Allman‑Updyke or Erin Welsh
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
Erin Allman‑Updyke and Erin Welsh (This Podcast Will Kill You hosts) - primarily Erin Allman‑Updyke or Erin Welsh’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, much of the world lives a sedentary lifestyle and consumes a diet rich in animal fats, saturated fats, and sugars where these types of foods are the ones that are the most readily available.
And so given that the most damaging impacts of high cholesterol tend to happen later in our life, things like heart attack and stroke, it's not really surprising that high cholesterol seems to be a problem for so many of us, right?
It's just this sort of constellation of different factors going on.
Right.
But again, our relationship with cholesterol, you can't really paint it with a broad brush.
It's super complicated, both at a population level as well as an individual level.
Context really does matter with cholesterol.
And this rich inner life of cholesterol is what makes it so challenging to understand and to communicate its health impacts.
Like as important as cholesterol is in maintaining healthy physiology, it's also responsible for some major issues.
And scientists have suspected this darker side of cholesterol for over a century.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So since its discovery in the late 1700s and its naming in 1815, cholesterol, yeah, quite a long time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Cholesterol has inspired a great deal of fascination and over a dozen scientists have been awarded a Nobel Prize for their research on cholesterol.
Wow.
Yeah.
Just for cholesterol.
Goldmine.
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