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Hello and welcome to Radio 4's Health and Well- podcast. What's up, Docs, with me,

Dr. Zandt. And me, Dr. Chris. So today, Chris, we're looking at the subject of cholesterol,

trying to unclog it, unblock it. And we want to increase our understanding of it.

It's a word that we think of. It is synonymous with bad health risk and a bad thing. It's a bit like saying radiation. It's one of those words that's sort of not a good word. Yes. I think we're going to get to a very different understanding of it. Should we be worried about it? Should we have it measured? How bad for us is it? And are the different types of it? These are the questions we'll be answering. Chris, before we get into our main topic of cholesterol today, I just want to check in with you. How are you doing? What have you got for me? A nice thing that's happened recently is that we have realized, you know, when you get takeaway food and the rider comes to the house and you have to give them a code so you get your food. Yes. You don't have to. You live in the country. Anyway. I'm aware of the idea of takeaway delivery. Urban sophisticates will know that this is how it works. And do you know what our code is? No. Six, seven. Oh, that's good. just love. And they come out and do the whole six, seven. And sometimes the rider's like, six seven, and they have a little six seven. The ride you get it as well. There will be listeners with no idea what's going on. Just explain the six, seven phenomenon. There have been long form pieces on it, trying to chase back where exactly it comes from. It may come from the numbers on a basketball t-shirt it may be in a song no one's entirely sure if six-seven

arises in class or in any situation if someone ends up saying it right it's the answer to the

question on a board everyone just goes six seven and wobbles their arms like this you're doing a sort of as if you're weighing, you've got a couple of bags of sugar in each hand. So this has been going on for a long time, and the older kids, it's a bit like skibbiddy. They find it painfully uncool. And so now we've got the five-year-olds and four-year-olds are into it. And Sasha's taught Indigo how to do it. The Prime Minister got in trouble for mentioning 6-7 in a school. Like, it does seem to be a thing that annoys teachers.

It was a lovely. it and Sasha's taught Indigo how to do it. The prime minister got in trouble for mentioning

six seven in a school. Like it does seem to be a thing that annoys teachers. It was a lovely clip

online we're in it at fast food restaurant. You know, the orders come up. And so a crowd gathered

because the numbers were going like 60. Order number 65, 66. And then order number 67

finged off. It was like a goal being scored at the World Cup

the whole restaurant so lots and lots of restaurants have taken the number six seven off all of

which seems to me to be fueling the crisis like don't ban it just the minute teachers start going

six seven it feels like the thing of the forbidden fruit just doing the thing you've been told not to do, that's what drives it.

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