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How to Treat High Triglycerides?
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Phillips
Mar 8, 2019
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These messages are for mutual support and information sharing only. Always consult your doctor before trying anything you read here.
Mary Upshaw
Mar 8, 2019
What foods will help to lower triglyceride levels.
Felipe Braswell
Mar 8, 2019
Hello, eat less fat-rich foods, such as a variety of fat meat, lean meat can be eaten in moderation, eat more vegetables and fruits. In addition, the appropriate degree of exercise, blood lipids can be reduced.
Sally Cadena
Mar 8, 2019
My secret, no added sugar, cut half of salt, in this way you'll feel everything tastes unpleasantly and you don't want to eat more. And drink a glass of wheat grass every night. Fiber is a great weapon.
Army guy
Aug 6, 2019
Triglyceride Have nothing to do with eating fat. Triglyceride Is sugar that is stored in your fat cells. So avoid sugar and carbohydrates. Yes reducing fat intake can affect Triglyceride. But avoiding sugar will be more then twice affective
Army guy
Aug 6, 2019
Triglyceride Have nothing to do with eating fat. Triglyceride Is sugar that is stored in your fat cells. So avoid sugar and carbohydrates. Yes reducing fat intake can affect Triglyceride. But avoiding sugar will be more then twice affective. Provide more information
Joshua Bentley
Sep 4, 2019
Is there an effective way to monitor triglycerides at there current levels without having to visit a lab or dr office every week
James Ward
Sep 5, 2019
I am afraid not. To the best of my knowledge, it could only be measured by drawing blood.
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anonymous
Aug 21, 2019
Does high triglyceride of 201 (H) , which should be within the range of 0-150 mean that diabetes is prevalent?
Craig Singer
Aug 22, 2019
Definitely no. High triglyceride does not equal to the presence of diabetes, despite that they coexist in abundant cases. The criteria to diagnose diabetes are either of the following:
1. fasting blood gluocse level>7.1
2. Blood glucose level>11.1 (two hours after a meal)
A high triglyceride means you have what is medically known as hyperlipidemia, which is a risk factor for coronary artery disease.
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