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Triglycerides

There two common reasons for high triglycerides.
  • Fat on the liver (even if the GGT is normal)
  • Eating more carbs/suger then your body can cope with
(There is a 3rd possible reasons that you’re GP may send to to a consultant to get check for.)

I wrote a post on “fatty liver” recently that if you keep to it will very likely quickly bring your triglycerides down to normal levels. Let’s just say that when I did it, my triglycerides where normal by the same I saw the consultant.

See http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/extremely-high-ggt-levels.131050/#post-1649576
 
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ringi said:
There two common reasons for high triglycerides.
  • Fat on the liver (even if the GGT is normal)
  • Eating more carbs/suger then your body can cope with
(There is a 3rd possible reasons that you’re GP may send to to a consultant to get check for.)

I wrote a post on “fatty liver” recently that if you keep to it will very likely quickly bring your triglycerides down to normal levels. Let’s just say that when I did it, my triglycerides where normal by the same I saw the consultant.

See http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/extremely-high-ggt-levels.131050/#post-1649576
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Thank you very much
 
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