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Christian James
Christian James@ChristianJsays·
Animal eaters can only dream of having natural ApoB below their LDL & this low in general 🤯 They can only dream of heart disease risk this low… the #1 Killer Globally or be forced to take statins Show me 1 animal eater w/ lower natural levels/heart disease risk 💪🌱🌍🧬⚡️✅
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MrDigit
MrDigit@MrDigit·
I'm hiring a reply guy for @Bankr0llChriss 𝕏 account Paying up to $500/week Like and reply if you’re interested. 🤝
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Kay
Kay@FrazierKay·
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Kat Fu, M.S., M.S.
Kat Fu, M.S., M.S.@thekatfu·
Someone asked me: "What if clean diet + exercise still leaves LDL sky-high?" This question comes up more than you'd expect. Here's what I tell them: Excellent lifestyle changes (high fiber, plant-heavy diet, exercise, sleep discipline) don't always guarantee optimal lipid panels. Here's what to investigate: ➤ Saturated fat calculation — Even whole-food plant diets can accumulate significant sat fat through nuts, seeds, coconut products, and avocados ➤ ApoE4 genetics — E4 carriers experience heightened LDL responses to dietary fat modifications, regardless of food quality ➤ LMHR phenotype — Lean Mass Hyper Responders can see dramatic LDL increases on lower-carb/keto approaches despite improved metabolic markers, a pattern most common in lean, active people with low triglycerides and high HDL. ➤ Familial Hypercholesterolemia — When sat fat intake is genuinely low but LDL remains elevated, genetic FH becomes the primary suspect ➤ Lp(a) levels — Independent cardiovascular risk factor that doesn't respond to dietary interventions When numbers stay high after all this, advanced testing—or considering statins or PCSK9 inhibitors—may be the next step. Next steps worth considering: ▪️ ApoE genotype testing ▪️ Lp(a) measurement ▪️ Detailed sat fat intake analysis ▪️ Cardiology consultation if FH suspected Online advice rarely captures the full nuance. The right next step depends on precise details—exactly what you’re eating (even “clean,” plant-based, or high-soluble fiber), your genetic profile, and just how high your LDL or ApoB actually are (120 isn’t 600). Sometimes, targeted lifestyle changes are enough; other times, medical therapy is warranted. What’s essential is a roadmap tailored to your real numbers—so you know whether to double down on lifestyle, or pivot to medical options. The Longevity Vault is the only newsletter that guides you to architect your personalized anti-aging roadmap—based on YOUR data, not trends. Join now for: ➤ The 9-day Longevity Master Class ➤ Early access to my new personalized longevity roadmap series Details in profile
Magnus Sigurdsson@MagnusSigurdss

@thekatfu What would you recommend for someone that changed to High soluble fiber (vegetable heavy) diet Exercise and sleep discipline Close to no processed food and limited sugar Yet apo b and ldl unchanged and in very high level (clinical if at certain age).

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