Tipton, KS | John Burns - 7/6/2026 22:39
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He does use the "appears to do" concept for increasing the "construction" of more LDL receptors at the liver.
He also says YMMV in regards to more LDL receptors being created
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Low-density lipoprotein - a particle made of protein and fat
As I noted before, my stool's content and diameter changed with Berberine. So either gut bacteria did it, or internally a organ did this. I'd have to take a deeper dive in this topic.
AI Says - The liver absorbs about 70% of low-density lipoproteins (LDL) from the bloodstream using specific LDL Receptors. Inside the liver cells, these particles are broken down; the liver then reuses the cholesterol to produce bile acids, stores it for future needs, or excretes it Biochemistry
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BTW, if a person knows when something starts, stop the video, then at bottom of vid screen, right click, highlight the "current time" and click.
https://youtu.be/rTFVZ_9evgU?t=812
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20 year old cholesterol study, statins, Berberine and mechanisms
