The Curious Mind·May 1How Do Lifeless Molecules Become Alive? The Complete Story of “Biomolecules”From energy and structure to information — understanding life as a connected system.
Sandra Binias·Apr 8What actually helped me lower LDL-Cholesterol and ApoB in one monthFor a long time, I thought high cholesterol was something that happened to older people. Not to someone in their early 30s. Not to someone…A response icon1A response icon1
Dr. Alexandra B.·Mar 15Current evidence suggests LDL alone may not fully reflect cardiovascular riskWhat current studies indicate about ApoB, Lp(a), and cardiovascular risk
David Mokotoff, MD·Mar 14New Guidelines Suggest Lipid Screening for Younger AdultsIs this new guideline a step in the right direction or more of the same?A response icon3A response icon3
InHealth and SciencebyDavid Mokotoff, MD·Nov 11, 2025Fat Wars: Coconuts, Health Food or Contributor to Heart Disease? Part IIIThe debate about coconuts and coconut oil is far from settled.A response icon3A response icon3
Jonas Pilkauskas·Oct 18, 2025mRNA’s Next Big Move: Crossing the Blood-Brain-BarrierNeurological disorders account for one in six deaths worldwide, yet 98% of small molecules can’t cross the blood–brain barrier (BBB). For…
InHealth and SciencebyDavid Mokotoff, MD·Sep 25, 2025Inflammation May Be More Important Than Lipids in Atherosclerosis and Heart DiseaseThere is increasing evidence that inflammation is more likely to cause atherosclerotic heart disease than cholesterol.A response icon1A response icon1
InHealth and SciencebyDavid Mokotoff, MD·Sep 15, 2025Inflammation Should Be a Separate Heart Disease Risk Factor in WomenA recent study provides strong data that inflammation may be a separate and strong risk factor for heart disease.A response icon2A response icon2
Primus @ Prime Lab·May 26, 20255. When the Quiet Numbers Speak Loudest: Trend Analysis of My Health MarkersUsing my real data, show a trend analysis of one physical exam, emphasizing blood lipids and glucose.
Michael Albert, MD·Apr 26, 2025A Note of Thanks to the LMHR MovementIt’s worth taking a moment to recognize Dave Feldman and colleagues for helping bring clarity to a long-running social media debate…
