One of the guys in the Mojo Dojo posted something last week that I had to share with you.
His name is Chris.
He’s 53, and his total cholesterol has been in the 200s his entire adult life, even in his 20s.
Doctors always told him it was genetic.
This is a guy who got in the best shape of his life back in 2021 following the Movie Star Master Class.
At 5’10” he weighed 155 pounds, and his cholesterol was still 232.
A month ago he started tirzepatide at 2.5 mg and he’s down 10 pounds.
He ended up getting bloodwork done, and his total cholesterol came back at 182 after just four shots.
I posted his result on my Instagram story, and soon after, one of my followers sent me a DM.
His cholesterol has always run high too, and he figured it was genetic.
About three months into a 1.25 mg microdose, his cholesterol was reading in the low 100s.
Here’s why I’m not surprised.
Tirzepatide does a lot more than turn down your appetite.
It improves insulin sensitivity, brings down triglycerides, and reduces fat in the liver, which plays a big role in how your body handles cholesterol.
Chris was lean in 2021 and his number still sat at 232, which tells you this isn’t only about the scale. Getting your metabolic health in order can move markers that years of clean eating didn’t.
Two guys isn’t a clinical trial, and everyone responds differently. If you’re on cholesterol medication, keep your doctor in the loop before changing anything.
But if you’ve been told your cholesterol is “just genetic,” it might be worth seeing what happens when you fix the metabolic side.
Talk soon,
Greg O’Gallagher
P.S.
Kino Clinic just got some big upgrades. Orders now ship out the next day, and pricing is better across the board: the microdose is $169 every 4 weeks, or $149/month on the 3-month supply, and personalized dosing is $199.
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