Jeffrey T. Hare

LAD MI survivor March 2019. Fully occluded LAD for 8.5 days before detection. Help me understand plaque regression. 3 time Ironman finisher

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

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[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@markkaplan20 An edge case for sure. I was training for a 70.3 and had logged 100 days with 90 minutes of exercise. And I was on T supplements. T supplements could have caused it and saved my life due to their contribution to collaterals.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@RonaqRealtor @Wegiveyouhealt1 Magnesium Glycinate. 250 mg 2x per day

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@StevenQuartz @EdColarossi Should every doctor be forced to disclose how much $ they make from prescribing drugs and vaccines?

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@markkaplan20 Is inflammation they key marker for CVD risk? If so what blood tests are most important?

And how can inflammation be best controlled?

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@grok @GDark4547 @realPatrickJr @CocoReimagined I tried Natto in lieu of Eliquis and my clot came back. I have left ventricle tissue damage from a widowmaker MI that was undetectable for 8.5 days so I am a bit outside the norm

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@SkippArth @nicknorwitz @Telegraph Taking a statin where there is no plaque is completely unnecessary. You missed the point

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@SkippArth @nicknorwitz @Telegraph Putting someone on a statin without a CAC or CTA to confirm that they have plaque should be considered medical malpractice. Prescribing drugs without confirming they need it is wrong. There are side effects to statins.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@SkippArth @nicknorwitz @Telegraph Anyone not recommending reversing insulin resistance as a measure to improve your CVD risk and just saying to take a statin is misinformed.

Read Ben Bickman’s book “Why We Get Sick”. It forever changed how I look at food.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@LowcarbLiberty @nicknorwitz Amen

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@SkippArth @nicknorwitz @Telegraph The only metric I see having value is a CTA. We need more data that only CTAs can provide. Am I wrong?

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@crnvr_invictus @nicknorwitz @Telegraph There clearly isn’t clearly isn’t consensus. If anyone thinks there is they are fooling themselves.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@MSCsExosomes @nicknorwitz @Telegraph Am doing annual CTA through Cleerly. Agreed. People need to be willing to pay out of pocket. It is worth the investment.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@theproof What diet have you been following to lower your LPa and ApoB? Mediterranean?

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@MattZirwas What do you recommend for Vit D levels? How often should you get a blood test?

Supplements aren’t as good as sun I would guess. Can you comment on that ?

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@GreenmatterOne @ScottAppliedSci I did Cleerly. Annual is fine.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@joeljackson @operationdanish People have been dying of heart attacks on statins too. That isn’t your best argument.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@operationdanish https://t.co/G1LfcD40au

[Marion Holman @Marion436842126]

6/6 The study suggested that longer duration of statin use (2 years or more) was associated with a higher observed risk of neuropathy.
https://t.co/UPkSM1IYug
This is a predictable effect of inhibiting the mevalonate pathway with a statin drug.

[Jeffrey T. Hare @jeffreythare]

@anonemus349832 @matthewbaszucki LCHF for 1.5 years. I can attest that @matthewbaszucki is correct from my experience