Best diet to reduce triglycerides
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Raising HDL is a good protective for high LDL cholesterol, and antioxidants that affect the blood vessels will help protect from the effects of triglycerides, but again, the best way to lower them is to not ingest them in the first place.
Elevated liver enzymes, elevated triglycerides, low HDL, elevated uric acid, elevated ESR rate, elevated TSH are labs that can show up with hypothyroidism.
Hypothyroidism causes many symptoms but includes high blood pressure. The elevated ESR is an inflammatory marker and may be due Hashimoto's thyroiditis (autoimmune thyroid disease). Recommended to test for thyroid peroxidase antibodies (TPOAb) and thyroglobulin antibodies (TgAb).
hi, tr not stress yourself over thoses nmbers . yes it should be lower, they like them to be 150 and under, . he needs to execrise everyday and to eat less sugar .
my tris were over 600 two years ago , they ae now 148 which needs to be lower to. but i stoped walking and eating right. so yes its a concern but he can lower them.
Hello and hope you are doing well.
TSH is slightly elevated, but for therapy to be initiated T3 & T4 levels need to be considered. For control of cholesterol, I can give the following suggestions. Reduce the total fat content of you diet to <30% of calories. Of which of saturated fat<10% of calories, polyunsaturated fat <10% of calories and mono unsaturated fat <10% of calories. Increased dietary intake of fiber rich foods like oat bran will help.
Infection is the most common cause
CRP levels fluctuate from day to day, and levels increase with aging, high blood pressure, alcohol use, smoking, low levels of physical activity, chronic fatigue, coffee consumption, having elevated triglycerides, insulin resistance or diabetes, taking estrogen, eating a high protein diet, and suffering sleep disturbances, or depression.
s when my triglycerides skyrocketed. However, by learning how to manage my diet, I was able to bring my triglycerides back down to normal levels. Best wishes to your dad.
s ability to metabolize sugar, which lowers the amount of sugar in your blood and decreases the amount of sugar your body converts to triglycerides. Being overweight decreases your ability to metabolize sugar and other carbohydrates, which leads to high triglycerides.
You may not be able to do anything about the genetic inheritance
low-salt or no-salt diet is a major front in the battle against hypertension.
High triglycerides are also associated with some conditions. Do you eat any kind of good fats in your diet? Oily fish?
First time I have done a test and found that my triglycerides(Method-Enzymatic cholesterol esterase peroxide and found that the result is 527. How to reduce the same quickly.
So rather than taking a statin drug, you really need to focus on your diet to reduce the inflammation in your body, which is aggravated by: Eating lots of sugar/fructose and grains Oxidized cholesterol (cholesterol that has gone rancid, such as that from overcooked, scrambled eggs) Eating foods cooked at high temperatures Eating trans fats What Constitutes a Heart-Healthy Diet?
I've been told to reduce my triclycerides (currently 204). For the diet approach, I pulled up a list of Food Choices for reducing triclycerides. It lists Bad, Better, and Best food choices. Listed under the "Bad Foods" were colas and diet drinks......my drink of choice is Diet Coke or Pepsi. What are in diet colas that make them detrimental to reducing triclycerides??
When you eat excess calories in the form of sugars, your body converts them into triglycerides. Carbohydrates come from plant foods, You can help lower triglyceride levels by choose whole grain foods. Foods high in fiber slow down your digestion, which helps your body convert food to energy more efficiently. Fiber is found in whole grains and foods like fruits and vegetables.High fiber reduces triglyceride and cholesterol levels by reducing the absorption of saturated fats in your diet.
Bottom line is that I can no longer tolerate Tricor, which drastically lowered my triglycerides from over 2000 to around 1000. Diet changes after a heart attack and stroke keep my triglycerides around 700.
I now have permanent peripheral neuropathy, as diagnosed by a neurologist, who agrees with me that the combination of these two drugs, and the continued use of Tricor alone caused this PN. I have to take 1200 mgs of Neurontin daily to control this condition.
I am also a big fan of coconut oil, although my triglycerides were high last time I went to the doctor so I may have to cut my intake in half.
I am really happy coffee is good for the liver as I love coffee,
Avacado, dandelion in my salad yum.
Some of the foods I have grown to like...
Hi, and sorry you have a moderately high blood sugar, and triglycerides. These things can definitely be controlled by diet and exercise (provided the blood sugar problem is not genetic. Drinking alcohol and not exercising will raise your triglycerides. Also eating junk food and a lot of sugary foods can raise your blood sugar too. You sound like you are normally vegetarian? or eat better? Are your blood sugar values and triglycerides usually normal? If so get back on your normal diet.
In fact, statin use has been studied in exercise induced PVC trials and have been shown to reduce the incidence of PVCs due to exercise so it would stand to reason that they also do not affect normal heart rhythm.
Having said that, your PVCs may be anxiety related to statin use. There are many cases where side effects from control groups of statin users and placebo users occur at the same rate. This is a classic placebo affect which you may also be experiencing.
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