Join now and find out why over 20,000 players join NetherGames every day - (port 19132) Here is my follow up from January labs following your 3.5 day protocol.We're a friendly community-based Minecraft Bedrock Edition server network (and also one of the largest), offering games like Bedwars, Creative Plots, Duels, Factions, Murder Mystery and SkyWars. Thanks for everything you do! It is much appreciated! Thanks for all of your info and hard work! It is much appreciated. I will be much more informed for my next docs visit.Īlso, have the APO-E3/E4 and PPAR gamma markers. Although she has no idea of this way of eating and wants me on statins which i refused. I will be doing your 3.5 day Feldman protocol prior to this test as my PSMF “fasting” one back in October, my Total and LDL were still too high for my doc. My doc is extremely concerned about my total C and LDL and making me re-do lipid panel in late January. Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.11 > Lowest Risk Quintile Remnant Cholesterol:Ę mg/dLĐ.21 mmol/L > Lowest Risk Quintile Total Cholesterol:Ĕ13 mg/dLđ0.68 mmol/LĮating LCHF since Feb 2017 but 3.5 days before blood work switched to PSMF (approx 170 protein/35F/ 35C) Remnant Cholesterol:ę mg/dLĐ.23 mmol/L > Lowest Risk QuintileĮating LCHF since mid Feb 2017 ( approx 130-200P/ 90-150F/ 20-50C ) Triglyceride: Molecular Weight: 885.453 g/mol Can you tell I taught chemistry in one of my former lives? It is easier to convert to weight percent from mg/dL because dL contains 100 mL which is pretty much 100 grams. I learned the hard way that it is only in the US that we use mg/dL. That roughly covers accounts for the difference of less than 2 for mg/dL to less than 1 for mmol/L for the Trig/HDL ratio. It is the difference in molecular weight between triglycerides and cholesterol and the volume (dL v L).

The conversion factor for trigs is about 88 and the conversion factor for HDL and LDL is about 38. With units of mmol/L Trig/HDL should be less than 1 because of conversion of units mmol/L to mg/dL. There is a reason that Richard Morris would say TG/HDL less than 1 for Australia/Rest of World units and less than 2 for US units. Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.2 > Lowest Risk Quintile Remnant Cholesterol: 16 mg/dL 0.41 mmol/L > Medium-Low Risk Quintile I will be watching the video about eating more fat for the next test in 6 months time. I came across your very interesting looking site via the Protein Power/Mike Eades blog, as this has re-ignited my interest in cholesterol, and finally I have an appointment with a cardiologist early next week so need to gen up a little in case this comes up in the consultation. She calmed down a little when she went through a QRisk assessment, and my cardiovascular score was 3.7/10, which is excellent, and it seems, not so often seen in the surgery. But the health care assistant was freaking out. Personally, I’m happy with the HDL and TG figures, and not bothered by the TC. They didn’t have a LDL figure because it couldn’t be generated apparently, so I’ve used the LDL calculator at the site. Hauled in to the GP’s surgery because of the Total Cholesterol figure. Trying to sort out a heart arrythmia problem, and fasting blood test was taken on Friday. Six months (6m) after switching to LCHF (moderate ~> Lowest Risk Quintile

Remnant Cholesterol: 29 mg/dL 0.75 mmol/L > Medium-High Risk Quintile Here are my data for 2 different Lipid Panels: My tiny contribution to your wonderful citizen science work. Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.97 > High Risk Quintile Remnant Cholesterol:ē4 mg/dLĐ.88 mmol/L > Medium-High Risk Quintile Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.33 > Medium Risk Quintile Remnant Cholesterol:đ7 mg/dLĐ.44 mmol/L > Medium-Low Risk Quintile Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.2 > Medium-Low Risk Quintile Remnant Cholesterol:đ2 mg/dLĐ.31 mmol/L > Lowest Risk Quintile Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.17 > Lowest Risk Quintile Go to for more on Atherogenic Index of Plasma Remnant Chol to HDL: 0.16 > Lowest Risk Quintile

Remnant Cholesterol:đ0 mg/dLĐ.26 mmol/L > Lowest Risk Quintile Here are my data for 3 different Lipid Panels:

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