Emergency Room Epidemiology and PBF patients

What if everything you've been told about pbf diets and heart disease is wrong? In this exclusive interview, I sit down with Dr. Ankur Verma, an emergency medical doctor in India who's compiling one of the largest observational datasets on diet and metabolic illness (over 10,000 real patients and counting). What he's seeing is incredibly alarming. From rampant B12 deficiencies and soaring homocysteine levels to heart attacks in so-called "healthy" pbf eaters, this conversation pulls back the curtain on what’s actually driving India's exploding diabetes and cardiovascular epidemic despite near-perfect adherence to mainstream dietary guidelines. We discuss why LDL and cholesterol are the wrong targets, the silent crisis of undiagnosed diabetes in young adults, how even "omnivores" are undernourished in meat-deficient diets, and why emergency doctors may be the last line of defense in failed systems. This is a video for anyone who suspects that nutrition science, as we've been told, is broken, and wants to hear what frontline data is starting to show us. Watch until the end for insight on where this research is headed and how you can follow the results when they're published!