Eva Hooft

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · The Hidden Biochemistry Behind Anxiety & Brain Fog | Eva Hooft · 2 Jul 2026 podcast

So it's just really cool stories that we tend to see from these processes and I'm just very excited for it to just grow and for people to become more aware of it.

Yeah.

So such a good question, you know.

So I think first and foremost, like we have to understand that I think I don't know which year it was, but the good levels of cholesterol actually were changed.

So previously, I think it was like the cutoff was like 220 and then they lowered it to 200.

So like it's like they don't even really know what good cholesterol is.

Right.

So you're going to see some clients that have cholesterol like a little bit of the higher level, like 220, something like that, like

LDL a little bit elevated, but if their hormones are like fantastic, right?

This is a very important picture to understand because sometimes the body actually has higher cholesterol because it's needed for that like good hormone production.

And so with a lot of clients that have, you know, like these cholesterol levels that are flagged, but like not extremely elevated, like let's say 220, like I mentioned, I actually think that that's a great thing.

Like I actually think that low cholesterol is often an issue.

And this is also why when we're just like

only focus on lowering a number, we don't really know the implications that that has on our bodies long-term, right?

What happens to our hormones?

What happens to like all these other processes in the body?

And I also will say that like I really see, so first of all,

bile are, you know, liver's digestive fluid is primarily made up of cholesterol.

And so quite often people that have some sort of like bile insufficiency or like stagnant bile, cholestasis, liver congestion, however you want to call it, whichever term you want to use, these people end up having higher levels of cholesterol in the blood as well.

And so I end up seeing when we clear up that liver congestion, oftentimes the cholesterol drops

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