Mejorar el estilo de vida puede reducir los niveles de triglicéridos en más del 50%. American Heart Association. https://t.co/dl1autOndF Circulation. 2011 May 24;123(20):2292-333.
Triglycerides and cardiovascular disease: a scientific statement from the American Heart Association.
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Discussions reflect a balanced interest in the topic, with references to the role of genetics and lifestyle, such as how exercise can cut triglyceride levels by over 50%, and mentions of re-evaluating guidelines based on recent research, indicating awareness of the research's evolving significance and its potential impact on clinical practices.
Most posts acknowledge the importance of the publication, with some referencing new data that supports the link between triglycerides and cardiovascular risk.
Posts show moderate interest, discussing lifestyle factors, genetics, and the evolving guidelines, indicating engagement but not intense curiosity.
Conversations include referencing specific research and guidelines, suggesting a thoughtful but not deeply detailed engagement.
The discussion hints at the potential influence of new data on medical guidelines and public awareness, suggesting a moderate level of impact.
Abstract in brief
- The document explains that high levels of triglycerides, a type of fat found in the blood, are linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
- It discusses how lifestyle changes, such as a healthier diet and exercise, can help lower triglyceride levels and reduce heart disease risk.
- The statement also highlights the importance of medical treatments for some people with very high triglyceride levels to prevent heart complications.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@realDaveFeldman @KerrygoldUSA For your next trick, turn into a Green Dragon Ball Z Alien? This video tags #LMHR and #LEM and since I don't understand what he's saying I'm just going to assume it's that LMHR are from Dragon Ball Z... but my kamehameha appears to be broken! https://t.co/si5pCmqfmr https://t.co/kkD8nKiwFq
It's not always due to a bad lifestyle! Genetics (genes related to Triglyceride metabolism) and family history are also important factors in the development of ⬆️ triglyceride. https://t.co/6W8skHLVGe
@lipo_fan @LowCarbEyeDoc @realDaveFeldman Eric - these are older data from NHANES as well for TG percentiles if you are interested. https://t.co/mkIX1nhQ2s
@GPUWorld @DLBHATTMD @ASPCardio @aacio In 2011 AHA defined the *optimal* upper limit for Tg as 100 mg/dl backed by research from Drs Miller, Ballantyne, et al. Now that there’s rebust supportive data from Reduce-It it’s time to re-visit that recommendation and add it into current guidelines. https://t.co/LTA0i5Ce2d
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Mejorar el estilo de vida puede reducir los niveles de triglicéridos en más del 50%. American Heart Association. http…
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It's not always due to a bad lifestyle! Genetics (genes related to Triglyceride metabolism) and family history are also important factors in the development of ⬆️ triglyceride. https://t.co/6W8skHLVGe
@lipo_fan @LowCarbEyeDoc @realDaveFeldman Eric - these are older data from NHANES as well for TG percentiles if you are interested. https://t.co/mkIX1nhQ2s
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Mejorar el estilo de vida puede reducir los niveles de triglicéridos en más del 50%. American Heart Association. http…
RT @JulioBasulto_DN: Mejorar el estilo de vida puede reducir los niveles de triglicéridos en más del 50%. American Heart Association. http…
Mejorar el estilo de vida puede reducir los niveles de triglicéridos en más del 50%. American Heart Association. https://t.co/dl1autOndF Circulation. 2011 May 24;123(20):2292-333.
@realDaveFeldman @KerrygoldUSA For your next trick, turn into a Green Dragon Ball Z Alien? This video tags #LMHR and #LEM and since I don't understand what he's saying I'm just going to assume it's that LMHR are from Dragon Ball Z... but my kamehameha appears to be broken! https://t.co/si5pCmqfmr https://t.co/kkD8nKiwFq
@GPUWorld @DLBHATTMD @ASPCardio @aacio In 2011 AHA defined the *optimal* upper limit for Tg as 100 mg/dl backed by research from Drs Miller, Ballantyne, et al. Now that there’s rebust supportive data from Reduce-It it’s time to re-visit that recommendation and add it into current guidelines. https://t.co/LTA0i5Ce2d