DR. PHIL OVADIA
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The top 5 overlooked truths of cholesterol
For the first time ever, I'm giving away my Cholesterol Guide! No doubt you’ve heard that elevated cholesterol is a major cause of heart attacks.
Recent studies show a more complex picture. Cholesterol is extremely misunderstood: it’s a vital component of our cell membranes (including white blood cells).
While certain cholesterol levels can indicate an elevated risk of heart disease, it’s important to understand the full picture.
Hi, I’m Dr. Philip Ovadia, and I used to be a fat heart surgeon. Then I challenged what I thought I knew, lost 100 lbs and kept it off, and now I help people like you get heart healthy so they have more energy, better digestion, and reduce their risk of heart attacks.
What will you learn from this guide:
The Leading Cause of Heart Disease You're Likely Unaware of
Doctors have always pushed the narrative that cholesterol is the leading cause of heart disease. Learn what else is a huge culprit.
What Your Blood Test Really Means
Bloodwork shows just a component of cholesterol in your body. What else should you be monitoring?
The Differing Types of Cholesterol
And why it is important to take into account each type.
The Three Tests That Will Give You a Better Picture
There are a few tests, in addition to a standard cholesterol panel, that help us understand whether the cholesterol in your body is in a "normal" state or in a "damaged" state.
"Stay off My Operating Table® is a must-read. This is the book for any physician or patient who wants to prevent disease if possible and to otherwise improve outcomes. Dr. Ovadia understands the central role metabolic health plays in the body, knowledge which enables him to keep potential future cardiac patients off his operating table. I am sharing this book with other doctors at the USC Keck School of Medicine so they can learn how diet affects everything we do in medicine."
Robert Lufkin, MD
Chief of Head Neck Imaging/Neuroradiology, Prohealth Advanced Imaging Network & Clinical Professor of Radiology, USC Keck School of Medicine
