Effect of 720 Eggs On Cholesterol Levels

720 Eggs

Averaging 24 eggs per day for a total of 133,200mg of cholesterol. That’s one egg per hour every hour for a whole month. All Those Eggs Did NOT increase LDL cholesterol, it actually dropped 20%! “I Hypothesized That Eating 720 Eggs In One month Would NOT Increase My LDL Cholesterol.” Dr Nick Norwitz, PhD Even though dietary intake of cholesterol more than quintupled, LDL cholesterol dropped 2% over the first 2 weeks, then it dropped another 18% over the subsequent 2 weeks. There is a mechanistic reason as to why dietary cholesterol has very little to do with, & most times has no impact, on serum cholesterol. This is due to the fact that when you eat cholesterol, the cholesterol binds to receptors on gut cells & this stimulates the release of a hormone called Cholesin. The hormone Cholesin binds to its receptor on the liver, called GPR146 & this inhibits endogenous cholesterol synthesis by the liver. This is the fascinating world of science & metabolism. Eggs are delicious, eggs are great nutrition, eggs are great protein, eat eggs… Complete metabolic findings & mechanisms can be found in the links below:

Full 8 Minute Video on YouTube youtu.be/bhUMUCoJOsc?si

The Lipid Energy Model Paper pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35629964/

Rudolf Serkin

Rudolf Serkin

One evening at the Marlboro Music Festival, a young pianist was struggling with a difficult passage from a Beethoven sonata. Rudolf Serkin, already a legendary musician, quietly walked over and sat beside him. Instead of offering a lecture, he simply said, “Let’s work on this together.” He played the passage with such warmth and clarity that the student was mesmerized. Then, with a gentle smile, Serkin added, “Music is like life—you never stop learning.”
Despite his fame, Serkin never saw himself as above anyone else. At Marlboro, he stood in the cafeteria line like everyone, carried his own suitcase, and stayed up late discussing music with students. After a stunning concert at Carnegie Hall, a fan once told him, “Maestro, your performance was divine!” Serkin humbly shook his head and replied, “Ah, but the music—it is always greater than we are.”
His dedication, humility, and love for music remain his true legacy.