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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 248297" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Dude, ur cholesterol numbers are literally perfect!! Like legit perfect! I actually prefer my LDL to be closer to 200 tho personally. There’s benefits to LDL, just like there is HDL. A main one being in regards to the immune system. Studies show that as long as triglycerides are low, fasting insulin levels are low, and ldl particle sizes are preferable, u want HDL and ldl basically as high as possible. Studies show that the higher both are, the less chance a person has of all cardiovascular events. Again, as long as triglycerides are low, fasting insulin levels are low, and ldl particle sizes are preferable.</p><p></p><p>Dr. Attia did a meta study on biomarkers of patients who had heart attacks and those who did not. </p><p>-He showed from the study that those with cardiovascular events had normal LDL but had low HDL and high triglycerides...a marker for metabolic syndrome. </p><p>-The non cardiovascular event patients had higher LDL and Higher HDL and low triglycerides.</p><p>-He then looked at their LDL-P size and concentration. He concluded that LDL-P particle size and concentration was a strong marker to cardiovascular events because the HDL/triglyceride ratio is closely related to LDL-P.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 248297, member: 15043"] Dude, ur cholesterol numbers are literally perfect!! Like legit perfect! I actually prefer my LDL to be closer to 200 tho personally. There’s benefits to LDL, just like there is HDL. A main one being in regards to the immune system. Studies show that as long as triglycerides are low, fasting insulin levels are low, and ldl particle sizes are preferable, u want HDL and ldl basically as high as possible. Studies show that the higher both are, the less chance a person has of all cardiovascular events. Again, as long as triglycerides are low, fasting insulin levels are low, and ldl particle sizes are preferable. Dr. Attia did a meta study on biomarkers of patients who had heart attacks and those who did not. -He showed from the study that those with cardiovascular events had normal LDL but had low HDL and high triglycerides...a marker for metabolic syndrome. -The non cardiovascular event patients had higher LDL and Higher HDL and low triglycerides. -He then looked at their LDL-P size and concentration. He concluded that LDL-P particle size and concentration was a strong marker to cardiovascular events because the HDL/triglyceride ratio is closely related to LDL-P. [/QUOTE]
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