Individuals on low-carb diets typically have Lp(a)-PLA2 levels around 200-250, which is not associated with significant increased risk of high Lp(a).

“so total cholesterol has 504 hi this is I I know what you're doing there no I get this all the time where somebody sends me just that number anyway total cholesterol 504 ldlc direct and it's worth emphasizing just real quick for the listener when they say direct it's very important to notice that because usually ldl-c on a typical lab is actually calculated through the Freid world equation so it's direct that actually is a direct measurement and that matters for remnant hope we'll get a chance to talk we will talk remnants for sure so ldl-c at 362 hdl-c at 94 triglycerides at 125 the very first question I would ask if somebody was sending this to me is whether it was faster or not yeah this was but I've gone back and looked at all of his other Triggs and he actually normally does reside below about 70 oh he does okay so he would be typical for a layman yeah he might have just eaten dinner a little too late or something you know I'm not I'm not sure what was going on do you mean keep going on that particles yeah so April B is 283 that actually is a little higher than I'm used to seeing LDL P is above 3500 small LDL P is at 1483 small dense LDL C is at 47 all right we'll stop there and come back to it so I've told you that everything else on this guy looks pretty good is this guy at risk I'm actually looking ahead because I would have cared about these other markers so for example the fiber genna's is very high LP PLA 2 is above 600 I don't know in fact I think I actually just tweeted about this recently I don't know that I've seen an LP PLA 2 above 300 or 400 I think of the labs that have been sent to me and I don't get a chance to interpret oxidized LDL but you have the LDL as above 135 so I would say by this lab as it looks I would be concerned about the triglycerides”