So there was a Dr. Gil Carvillo who did a fact-checking video on me, so today we're going to do a fact-checking video on the fact-checker.

So we got a ton of requests from a lot of you guys to comment on this video.

Okay, so the first thing he says is there's a ton of you that requested to do a video on one of my videos.

Hmm.

What is my channel had to do with your channel?

I'm just curious, like, Gil, can you just maybe show us

how many people actually requested this video? We're going to focus only on the substance.

No ad homonyms. I didn't Google him. I don't know anything about him. I didn't go watch a bunch of

his other videos for context. nothing, because it doesn't matter.

The only thing that matters is whether the claims match the evidence.

So don't you hate that when you know that there's some bad news coming, so there are some negative things about you coming,

but they kind of prep it with, you know, oh, we won't look at as a character, we won't,

we'll be really nice to them, as someone maybe pushes you underneath the bus.

Okay, let's continue.

Let's go.

This was in 2018, the new guidelines

about the American Heart Association, okay?

This is brand new.

They said total cholesterol is not significantly associated with heart disease.

Okay? That's a new finding. They just found out.

Looking at your total cholesterol doesn't really give you a lot of information with in relationship to predicting heart disease.

I don't know what he's talking about. Total cholesterol is not the best

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