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High-density lipoprotein

High-density lipoprotein

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Sep 11, 2026

Richard RockerHOST
60:14
But I focus much more on triglycerides and HDL.
Richard RockerHOST
60:20
So I want to see low triglycerides and I want to see higher HDLs.
Richard RockerHOST
60:26
And I always notice that When somebody has elevated glucose or insulin and we bring that down, their triglycerides come down.
Richard RockerHOST
60:34
If it goes up, their triglycerides go up.
JustinHOST
13:02
Cholesterol is transported through the body, right? There's LDL.
JustinHOST
13:06
There's a, I believe LDL, HDL as well, high density.
JustinHOST
13:10
And then there's one in the middle.
JustinHOST
13:11
I'm not sure if it's intermediate or medium.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:47
Cholesterol is actually a fairly poor indicator.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:50
Your cholesterol numbers is a poor indicator of where things are going.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:54
We want to have higher HDLs, obviously, because those are healthy for us.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:58
And then even your triglyceride levels have a stronger correlation with metabolic function that's going on as well.
Tim CumminsHOST
7:06
And then there's another one called high sensitivity C-reactive protein.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:50
Your cholesterol numbers is a poor indicator of where things are going.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:54
We want to have higher HDLs, obviously, because those are healthy for us.
Tim CumminsHOST
6:58
And then even your triglyceride levels have a stronger correlation with metabolic function that's going on as well.
Tim CumminsHOST
7:06
And then there's another one called high sensitivity C-reactive protein.
Bret ScherHOST
2:30
LDL is not the whole story.
Bret ScherHOST
2:33
LDL is one line on a sheet of paper that also gives you triglycerides, HDL, total cholesterol, and non-HDL cholesterol.
Bret ScherHOST
2:41
Reading LDL in isolation, as good or bad, it's looking at a fraction of the picture and it's the wrong way to read a lipid panel.
Bret ScherHOST
2:49
So here's what I mean.
Bret ScherHOST
4:49
Okay.
Bret ScherHOST
4:51
So that's that caveat.
Bret ScherHOST
4:51
Now, before we go into LDL targets, though, I want to talk about triglycerides and HDL because I can't tell you how many patients have told me their doctor never even mentioned those numbers.
Bret ScherHOST
5:00
They only looked at LDL.
Sean TassoneHOST
17:19
I mean, my genetics, I tend to have a really low HDL and a high LDL.
Sean TassoneHOST
17:26
We used to think that, in my limited experience, that AI- elevated or high HDLs was protective.
Sean TassoneHOST
17:33
Is that no longer thought? Process.
Abeer BerryGUEST
17:36
So the thing is, we've kind of moved away from the quantity of HDL.
Abeer BerryGUEST
19:58
Well, no, I'm, I'm a patient as an elevated lipoprotein little A, so.
Sean TassoneHOST
20:02
Well, my 21-year-old, uh, for some reason, they did a cholesterol level on him, and his cholesterol panel didn't look great.
Sean TassoneHOST
20:09
And he was kind of freaking out, and I, I told him, I'm like, "You know, obviously, we don't have a lot of heart disease in our family, a couple heart attacks, but, but we have this weird cholesterol thing where we have low HDLs, high, high, higher LDLs." Now, at 21, m- maybe you'd put people on statins.
Sean TassoneHOST
20:28
I don't know.
Susan Hardwick SmithGUEST
40:51
It has a different pathway.
Susan Hardwick SmithGUEST
40:52
But the old, the old types of testosterone had an adverse effect on, uh, LDL went up, HDL went down.
Susan Hardwick SmithGUEST
40:59
So, uh, this is very similar to in all of the data we know about some type of not by mouth form of hormones, 'cause these are tough on the liver, let's say, and they do adversely affect the liver profile.
Susan Hardwick SmithGUEST
41:10
And k- that whole pathway is what potentially increased the risk of heart disease.
Ken BerryHOST
18:36
cancer diagnosis,
Neisha BerryHOST
18:38
65 pounds loss, blood pressure down, A1C at 4.7, thyroid nodules shrunk two years in a row, HDL triglycerides ratio nearly one, asthma gone, and I started running at age 58.
Ken BerryHOST
18:50
I love it, Mary.
Ken BerryHOST
18:51
Good job, Mary Jo.

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Neisha BerryHOST
27:57
My labs are great.
Neisha BerryHOST
27:59
A1C 5.2, triglycerides are 66.
Neisha BerryHOST
28:02
HDL 50 C peptide, I think 2.4. I'm a non-shift nurse, so it seems difficult to get my rhythm together.
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28:10
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Leona AllenHOST
9:05
Those factors still belong in the evaluation.
Leona AllenHOST
9:09
They brought back LDL and non-HDL cholesterol treatment goals.
Leona AllenHOST
9:13
They expanded the use of coronary artery calcium scans when the treatment decision is unclear.
Leona AllenHOST
9:20
They recommend measuring LP little a at least once in adulthood.

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Leona AllenHOST
14:35
The other may need many smaller trucks.
Leona AllenHOST
14:38
Same amount of cholesterol, different number of particles.
Leona AllenHOST
14:44
HDL cholesterol is considered the good cholesterol because it helps move cholesterol out of the tissues back to the liver.
Leona AllenHOST
14:54
But higher HDL doesn't automatically mean you're protected.
Dave FeldmanHOST
54:35
One of my favorites was from, I want to say, 78.
Dave FeldmanHOST
54:39
And it literally was one of the first examples of the lipid energy model we would later publish on where they isolated lipoproteins solution it wasn't even it wasn't an in vivo or anything like that and they actually observed that if you added these VLDLs with HDLs and then applied lipoprotein lipase they changed their milieu right there including HDL the VLDLs got smaller their components that got released got picked up by the HDL such that you can see the HDLs increase.
Dave FeldmanHOST
55:18
I'm like, it's right there.
Dave FeldmanHOST
55:20
The triad was right there in the solution.

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