0:00.0	And good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to another special edition of Red Pill News. As always,
0:22.4	my name is Zach Payne, the corruption detector. And joining me in the studio once again is my very good
0:27.7	friend, Dr. Bruce Fong, from Sierra Integrative Medicine in Reno, Nevada. Dr. Fong, how you doing
0:33.7	today, buddy? Hey, Zach, it's great to be back again. Always a pleasure to hang out with you and, you know, bring new stuff to people.
0:41.3	Because, again, like I always say, it's always half the battle when I can keep patients informed and they can take something and keep themselves better.
0:49.2	And it makes my job easier. And, you know, obviously I want to promote health.
0:53.1	Absolutely. And that is a huge part of the reason why we've got you here. I, you know, obviously, I want to promote health. Absolutely. And that is a huge
0:55.1	part of the reason why we've got you here. I called you in because I learned about this new
1:00.2	study related to IGF1. I guess according to the Center for Disease Control, the leading cause
1:06.8	of death in America is heart disease. That's in both men and women. And that's something that
1:11.3	wasn't always the case. It's become a lot more prevalent. I think there's a lot of reasons for it.
1:16.8	But at this point in time, across the board, men and women, it accounts for one in every five deaths.
1:21.7	So that means that about every year, approximately 697,000 people in the United States die from heart disease. So if you break that
1:30.2	down over 365 days, that's one death every 34 seconds. And in this study, there was some fascinating
1:38.0	new research that had been done on IGF1 at the University of Missouri. And I know that you've had an opportunity to review it.
1:46.5	And obviously, you're probably the most knowledgeable person on the subject of IGF1.
1:50.8	So I just wanted to get your thoughts.
1:53.0	And I wanted to think, see what you had to say about it.
1:57.4	Yeah, so it's very interesting.
1:59.6	This is really, really only recently published. I believe the
2:03.6	article is something like a diminishment of IGF1 receptors on macrophages is showing to result in
2:14.8	ink 3 satirostasis, which is placking the arteries that can lead to
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