Cholesterol is a fatty substance found in your blood. It’s a type of lipid produced by animal cells as part of the cell membrane. Cholesterol is also used to make hormones, nerve sheaths, bile salts and vitamin D. It is also used to transport proteins. It is typically produced in the liver. It is essential

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Because of this, and their heightened energy demand, they require as much as 400 times the amount of glucose than regular cells do. This is called the Warburg effect, after Nobel Prize winner Otto Warburg who discovered this. Limiting carbs limits energy to cancer cells. Plain and simple… And we’ve known this since the 1920’s…

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