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kmud-110916-sugar-myths — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-110916-sugar-myths. The excerpt begins at 27:32 and runs for 50 seconds.

And I was just very briefly, I was looking at some of the articles around that, showing and citing the many antimicrobial protective effects of cholesterol, where they used mice in situations where they would basically give them cholesterol or not prior, sorry, post-infection, so they would basically infect control mice. It's the same with toxins. As early as 1915, 1920, people were showing that cholesterol would protect against toxins as well as infectious things. And Ravenscroft did some studies on triglycerides, showing that they are also anti-infective.