Paul Saladino· MD
if you added triglycerides to this if you added fasting insulin to this if you added fasting glucose to this what other data points would come out of this start to look at ldl in a context and everything looks differently
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if you added triglycerides to this if you added fasting insulin to this if you added fasting glucose to this what other data points would come out of this start to look at ldl in a context and everything looks differently
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dave and i are both not interested in discussing ldl in a vacuum anymore i've we've really never been but it's more important now that we only discuss ldl in connection with other variables you hear about it all in this podcast hdl triglycerides markers of metabolic function
again i want to show you what context matters for ldl lp little a apoe4 uric acid
i think that there's very scanned i don't think there's a good case that can be made with the literature to suggest that your ldl is an increased cardiovascular risk when you are insulin sensitive