Iron Dave, no, Iron Ninja Dave instead of Keto Dave is what we, you've transitioned away from

Iron Ninja Dave to Keto Dave.

We got Dave Feldman on.

Dave is a, I guess I'd call him a citizen scientist extraordinaire.

He's sort of revolutionizing some of our thought around cholesterol and general energy

transportation in our body in general. This has got some interesting stuff to talk about. Dave, you just got done doing a crazy experiment where you ate a bunch of, you know, basically had a donut diet for a while and trying to test out some kind of, you know, parameters of what happened with that. Can you give us a quick, well, just give it a quick, just a quick couple of minute background what's going on and what your latest latest thing is and then we

can get into the stuff that you know I get asked every day what the hell do I do

and I have a high cholesterol when I see my doctor so let's talk about your latest

sort of adventure and and that sort of stuff first of all of course of course, thanks for having me on, guys.

I really appreciate it.

Yeah, I try not to take up to my story, my backstory is just getting too long.

So I try not to spend too much time with each podcast retreading the same material for like 15 minutes.

So you can, of course, Google just Dave Feldman and cholesterol and get plenty of

hits that probably do that fine. I'm an extreme in a one experimenter. I found out after going on a

ketogenic diet that my cholesterol went super high and then I started doing a number of these experiments

to change and manipulate it and more and more I'm only convinced, but I have strong data, not just for myself,

but the people follow me, that this is definitely an energy distribution system first and foremost,

and cholesterol is a long for the ride.

Now, as far as the most recent experiment, to give you an idea, I needed to try to gain

weight. And, well, I'm sure a lot of your listeners are used to, oh yeah, Dave's trying to make

some gains, not the kinds of gains you would expect. In fact, I don't know of anybody who would

do what I was doing. I was

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