The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
When you analyze the lipoprotein using nuclear magnetic resonance it cannot tell the difference between a kala micron and a vldl because NMR doesn't measure the proteins it's hey that's a very big particle so it has to be a vo the other kylos most you're big but if you're fast yeah and even in a postprandial state kind of microns have half-life some minutes they're gone
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there are other ways of sub-fractionating lipoproteins and I know you've discussed like the NMR type of methodology that don't use hdl2 and hdl3 which frankly is a little outmoded now but use things like very large large HDL large HDL medium HDL small HDL very small HDL HDL certainly comes in a whole series of sizes and densities that can be isolated by these different methodologies