Can we have plaque in our arteries if we're not insulin resistant? Are "metabolically healthy" people still at risk of heart disease? Does Insulin Resistance raise heart disease risk? How does it do that exactly?

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0:00 Intro
2:03 Insulin Resistance, an independent risk factor?
3:03 Insulin Resistance vs ApoB
9:29 Insulin Resistance, an early risk factor
13:55 ApoB, diet and individual variability
16:52 ApoB and risk
17:52 ApoB production vs clearance
21:09 Components of Insulin Resistance
23:10 Key takeaways
25:09 Recap