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Hello there and welcome to the Inside Health podcast. I'm James Gallagher. We're going to talk

about statins this week because over the summer, the scientists that developed them, Akira Endo,

died. And the obituaries to him are fascinating charting, how he was inspired by the discovery

of penicillin and turned to moulds and mushrooms to find potential compounds.

But eventually for him, the story came full circle.

So he was talking to his doctors about his blood test results and endo had high cholesterol.

And he was offered a statin.

And this is where it gets really interesting.

So he refused to take it initially.

So he quoted this Japanese proverb going, the indigo dyer wears white trousers and said, no,

I'm going to do diet and exercise to lower my cholesterol levels.

So we're going to see in a minute how easy that is to do.

And then later on inside health, well, with the Olympics

underway in Paris, we're on the lookout for powdered tobacco. It's known as snooce, and we're

seeing if it's secretly a performance-enhancing drug. And just in case you get caught out

in the summer weather, we're going to have the top tips for dealing with sunburn too. But first, can a health

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