@PeterFaberSP

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Joined September 2014
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Why YOU,.... can't Lose Weight A number on a scale rises, yet the day didn’t feel different. That mismatch is the first hint that something doesn't make sense. The problem isn’t character. It’s physiology that keeps its own score. 1/9
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Reward pathways resist abandoning a pattern that once worked. Even a small shift can feel like breaking an implicit pact between body and brain. That resistance isn’t loud. It’s subtle and steady, like a hand on the brake. 8/9
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And at some point, the system notices the tension between what sustains and what drags. It stays there for a moment. Long enough for the question beneath the title to echo in a different register. 9/9
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An interpretation of the LMHR study at pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4019… A look at how extreme LDL behaves when the metabolic context is lean, insulin sensitive, and fat adapted. And why plaque progression in this group did not follow the signal everyone expected. 1/13

Longitudinal Data From the KETO-CTA Study: Plaque Predicts Plaque, ApoB Does Not - PubMed

In lean metabolically healthy people on KD, neither total exposure nor changes in baseline levels of ApoB and LDL-C were associated with changes in plaque. Conversely, baseline plaque was associated...

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The Insight That Sits Beneath the Numbers A risk marker only predicts well when the system generating it stays the same. Change the terrain and the marker behaves differently. High LDL here did not dictate the path. 12/13
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Pre existing plaque did. The vessels reacted to what they were, not to what circulated. The rise in LDL was loud. The plaque listened to something else. 13/13
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