Ray Peat Audio Archive

kmud-190118-skin-cancer-3 — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-190118-skin-cancer-3. The excerpt begins at 30:14 and runs for 1 minute 9 seconds.

And that these things, if they aren't useful, if we're not able to adaptively use them, if our energy is very low, then they can cause trouble. They can interfere with our adaptation. But if our energy is high, I think getting these particles of genetic information can actually increase our repertoire. Very good. Interesting. Okay. Well, I think we have a caller on the line. So let's take this first caller. You're on the air. Where are you from, caller? What's your question? I'm from New York. Andrew, by the way, great questions tonight. Really excellent job. I want to ask you two questions, but I want to follow up on the cholesterol, if you ask me in context. The total cholesterol, 2225 to 230 for older people. What about, is that the only one that matters? There's triglycerides, there's LD, HDL. And it's very hard to know how to consider those. What are the appropriate ranges, even relative to someone who has a normal cholesterol, let's say, of 225?