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Episode 1 We've Been Blaming the Firefighters — Is Cholesterol the Wrong Target?

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Dr. Ron launches the Dr. Ron Doctrine by challenging the idea that cholesterol causes heart disease, arguing cholesterol is often a repair response—the "firefighters"—to arterial damage driven by chronic inflammation, oxidative stress, and vitamin C deficiency (a view influenced by Linus Pauling). He explains how modern lifestyle factors—ultra‑processed foods, excess sugar, seed oils, toxins, stress, sleep loss, and sedentary behavior—ignite the inflammation that injures the endothelium. The episode also questions the reflex use of statins without treating root causes, notes potential harms like CoQ10 depletion, and calls for a restoration-focused approach: nutrient‑rich real food, vitamin C, movement, sleep, toxin reduction, mitochondrial support, and restoring metabolic and vascular function rather than merely suppressing signals. docronradio.substack.com  for writings, podcasts, and specials for subscribers Available on Spotify, Rumble, BitChute and Substack. Also Alexa. Dr Ron Unfiltered Uncensored

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