32% of healthy postmenopausal women be 12, 82% in people in care homes below 12.

I mean like, you know, and then Japan, they noted, which is doing very well, they actually are doing great in Vitamin Day.

Welcome to the Fat Emperor podcast.

I'm your host, Ivor Cummins.

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Ivor Cummins.

Thanks for coming on the podcast, my friend.

It's good to have you back.

Great see you, Paul.

You know, for everyone that may not, this may be the first time they're hearing or seeing you on the podcast, just so they all know, we did an amazing podcast primarily because you are an amazing individual on my show a couple

of months ago, which in which we talked all about cholesterol. And that certainly has implications

for what we're going to talk about today. But if people want to hear that podcast, I would

recommend they go back and listen to Ivor's first podcast that

we did together because that one is one of my favorite ones we've ever done. I so have appreciated

all of the work you've been doing throughout this coronavirus pandemic craziness because of your

perspective as an engineer and the way you look at the numbers. For people who aren't familiar

with you, just tell us a little bit about your background and how you like to think about things, because I think that's so critical for,

you know, really coherent, intelligent analysis of what's going on right now. And I've,

like I said, I've so appreciated your perspectives. Hey, thanks, Paul, for those kind words. Yeah, well, just background without

getting into the cholesterol and all that stuff. That's, as you say, it's already there. But I've spent

around 30 years as a biochemical engineer. I was always highly technical, mathematical.

And when I went into my career, I've spent 30 years in management and technical leadership

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