Peter Attia· MD
had very high triglyceride levels for example and we found they giving them fish oil just just knock the socks out of their truck instead of their triglycerides being 2,000 they were down to 250 it was a huge effect
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had very high triglyceride levels for example and we found they giving them fish oil just just knock the socks out of their truck instead of their triglycerides being 2,000 they were down to 250 it was a huge effect
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A high dose of fish oil (4g/day) lowered triglyceride levels by 20-30% in people with high triglycerides according to an analysis of 17 randomized controlled trials reviewed by the scientific advisory council at the American Heart Association.
and then we then we recruited hyperlipidemic people and did another study and then we actually picked people with both uh we call type 2b which frederickson types you know high triglycerides high ldl and a group of people that had type 1 or excuse me type 5 hyperlipidemia which is very high triglycerides um and we treated them and that's where we got you know 80 drops in triglycerides when the triggs are very high you get a big drop wow