Reducing triglycerides may be achieved by increasing liver glycogen stores, which could lead to less VLDL and subsequently less LDL secretion.

“I suspect given the data that I have for the whole second phase of my research that actually part of how I'm reducing my triglycerides in the blood through a certain series of experiments I call carb swap experiments is that I'm just trying to get a certain threshold of glycogen stores up in my liver which seemed to be at a certain point meaning that there will be less VLDL secreted and therefore less LDL that's the theory”