Yes, 2024 is the game changing moment we've waited for – Here's why in 5 Minutes @realDaveFeldman

Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 48 minutes ago

Here I give a quick recap of the timeline to date, and why 2024 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for this research.

- For our published papers, visit CholesterolCode.com/papers
- Nick's Oreo vs Statin Experiment: cholesterolcode.com/oreos-versus-statins-an-lmhr-cholesterol-drop-n-1
- The Collaborative Science Conference official site: CoSci.org (come join us!)

This video covers my initial self-experiments, the development of the Lipid Energy Model, and the challenges faced in moving this research forward.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction: The Year of Change in Cholesterol Research
0:10 - Dave's Transition from Software to Lipidology
0:22 - The Low Carb Diet and Cholesterol Spike
0:44 - The Lipid Energy Model Hypothesis
1:03 - Lean Mass Hyperresponders Phenotype
1:41 - The Citizen Science Foundation & Crowdfunding Research
2:30 - The Llist Institute Study & Key Findings
3:01 - Scientific Publications and Community Impact
4:02 - Upcoming Research and Conferences
5:02 - Conclusion: The Future of Cholesterol Research in 2024

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