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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Using some Boosts - blood test input
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<blockquote data-quote="evolution69" data-source="post: 240187" data-attributes="member: 16069"><p>For most people lowering saturated fat lowers LDL/ApoB. Some people don't respond much to changes in saturated fat. The range of the increase/decrease varies significantly between people. Also as mentioned above there seem to be differences in how the saturated fats from certain foods (ie milk, cheese) affect blood lipids.</p><p></p><p>For some people, dietary cholesterol increases LDL/ApoB (sometimes by a lot). For most people, dietary cholesterol has a limited effect on LDL/ApoB if at all. </p><p></p><p>Since everyone is different I think it is a good idea how diet affects YOU. If you find lowering saturated fat and cholesterol lowers your LDL, then maybe Ezetimibe would be a good fit to bring it further down if needed because it blocks the absorption in the gut and has a lower incidence of symptoms compared to statins. </p><p></p><p>Statins seem to be very well tolerated by most but they made me feel terrible when I tried them.</p><p></p><p>I didn't see an LP(a) test on your report, you may want to get that test. Usually, this number does not get affected by diet but it impacts your overall risk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="evolution69, post: 240187, member: 16069"] For most people lowering saturated fat lowers LDL/ApoB. Some people don't respond much to changes in saturated fat. The range of the increase/decrease varies significantly between people. Also as mentioned above there seem to be differences in how the saturated fats from certain foods (ie milk, cheese) affect blood lipids. For some people, dietary cholesterol increases LDL/ApoB (sometimes by a lot). For most people, dietary cholesterol has a limited effect on LDL/ApoB if at all. Since everyone is different I think it is a good idea how diet affects YOU. If you find lowering saturated fat and cholesterol lowers your LDL, then maybe Ezetimibe would be a good fit to bring it further down if needed because it blocks the absorption in the gut and has a lower incidence of symptoms compared to statins. Statins seem to be very well tolerated by most but they made me feel terrible when I tried them. I didn't see an LP(a) test on your report, you may want to get that test. Usually, this number does not get affected by diet but it impacts your overall risk. [/QUOTE]
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