Two speakers discuss nutrition at a Malibu event. The president of the American Heart Association acknowledges updated views on cholesterol, moving away from earlier warnings about eating it.
I was at a very exclusive mansion in Malibu overlooking the water.
And there's about.
50 people in the room. Peter Gruber's there. Like Hollywood elite are there. And I go in and I talk to a lady. She goes, I'm curious what you have to say. I'm a cardiothoracic surgeon.
I'm like, well, this is going to be good.
And I gave a talk, and I talked about saturated fat, and I talked.
About thyroid and.
Talked about all these things. And at the end of it, the lady stands up, she said, I'm the president of the American Heart Association. And I'm like, and by the way, two days before, I was talking about a class action lawsuit against the Aha. To stop the.
Nonsense they were doing.
And she stands up and she. She looks at all these people and she said, everything you said is right. We figured out five years ago that eating cholesterol doesn't do anything bad to you, but no one will listen. Eat your eggs.
It's okay, unless you're allergic.
That's how it works. This is humans. This is us.
