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Had my service this week.
HB1AC 46 (6.4 mmol) Meds free.
Cholesterol 5.5 but triglycerides (the bad stuff) lower than last time.(4.9).
I've had a knee injury that prevented me from the cross trainer for the last 3 months.
So if my diet now has reasonably good control as displayed by my sugars improving, can I presume my Cholesterol has increased due to me not being able to exercise or am I missing something?
In any case, as my route back from the injury, exercise has to restart lightly, so can I be taking or doing something else to get fast natural improvement to my Cholesterol? Orally or whatever?
Funny If you look at the Greeks and Cypriots, they have some of the highest cholesterol levels, yet live longer than we do, is there too much emphasis placed on something that's actually needed by our bodies for blood transportation.?
All thoughts welcome..
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HB1AC 46 (6.4 mmol) Meds free.
Cholesterol 5.5 but triglycerides (the bad stuff) lower than last time.(4.9).
I've had a knee injury that prevented me from the cross trainer for the last 3 months.
So if my diet now has reasonably good control as displayed by my sugars improving, can I presume my Cholesterol has increased due to me not being able to exercise or am I missing something?
In any case, as my route back from the injury, exercise has to restart lightly, so can I be taking or doing something else to get fast natural improvement to my Cholesterol? Orally or whatever?
Funny If you look at the Greeks and Cypriots, they have some of the highest cholesterol levels, yet live longer than we do, is there too much emphasis placed on something that's actually needed by our bodies for blood transportation.?
All thoughts welcome..
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