If trigs are lowest ever by LDL and total cholesterol are high does this mean that despite the figures, this is a good result as VLDL in LDL is actually also very low? (HDL is 1.2)
UK:
Total C: 6.8
LDL: 4.5
HDL : 1.2
Trigs: 1.2
Probable cause of trigs falling:
weightloss
more exercise
LCHF (fat being non-saturated)
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If you read section 2 it says that carbohydrates raise triglyceride levels, Omega 3 helps reduce LDL levels. Omega 6 is inflammatory and man made fats contain the wrong ratio of Omega 6 to Omega 3 and may also contain trans fats as well butter dairy and animal fat should be your main source of fat. This blog is quite interesting as he looks at all the studies not just those that support his own theories. thefatemperor.com also look at the book he has joint authored a book which also includes a diet amazon.co.uk/Books-Ivor-Cum... also google Aseem Malhotra who is a UK based cardiologist he has written a book on diet amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&key...
The people of Pioppi live longer, UNESCO has named it home of the mediterranean diet, Dr Malhotra is a cardiologist not a dietitian you must all remember that all our "experts" have been indoctrinated by the food pyramid, which was adopted originally by the American heart association, not based on science but on Senator McCarthy saying we have not got time for more research. He represented a state that grew wheat and corn so he wasn't biased was he!
Your Trig to HDL ratio is 1:1 which is below the suggested max of 2:1. I think if you can drop your trigs to 1 all the better. Dr Sinatra suggests Bergamot for lowering trigs and raising HDL, give it a try
Have you had your VLDL level measured? A/Prof Ken Sikaris has a number of lectures on you tube one is called understanding the numbers or something like that, he puts more emphasis on VLDL and ratios, they are probably worth a watch.
I'm from U.S. and not being to smart just found out that during the cholesterol test that the LDL is calculated - and if your Tri's are under 100 (for U.S.) you should request a direct LDL
no they claim if under 100 and can give you a bad LDL - a low Tri count can give you a false LDL. they have a HDL and tri count and assume everything else is LDL
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