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Low LDL but high triglycerides
by healthgram, Nov 09, 2008 02:22PM
My blood test shows:
Cholesterol 170
HDL 33
LDL/HDL 2.05
Triglycerides 347
BMI is 22
Not overweight, no diabetes, no kidney disease, drink no alcohol.
Is that unusual to have high triglycerides? How can I reduce them naturally? Niacin, Omega-3s, soy, iodine to improve thyroid function?????
Cholesterol 170
HDL 33
LDL/HDL 2.05
Triglycerides 347
BMI is 22
Not overweight, no diabetes, no kidney disease, drink no alcohol.
Is that unusual to have high triglycerides? How can I reduce them naturally? Niacin, Omega-3s, soy, iodine to improve thyroid function?????
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Kamy, I do not know what 2.05 would be if converted, I am used to seeing it the other way.