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Normal post-prandial triglycerides level?

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  1. I wonder if there is a normal range for post-prandial triglycerides, like
    there is for glucose for instance? Like, at what level should you expect
    them to be at 1 hour, 2h, 3h... I happened to have a post-prandial
    triglyceride reading (2.81g/l), and I'm wondering what to make out of it, if
    anything...

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    I wonder if there is a normal range for post-prandial triglycerides, like
    there is for glucose for instance? Like, at what level should you expect
    them to be at 1 hour, 2h, 3h... I happened to have a post-prandial
    triglyceride reading (2.81g/l), and I'm wondering what to make out of it,


    if

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    anything...

    There isn't any which is why you need a fasting level. You should also avoid
    alcohol for several days.

  3. "Robert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    There isn't any which is why you need a fasting level.

    Well, I already have a fasting level, but since I happened to get a free
    full lipid testing as part of a free health prevention exam, I was wondering
    if I could learn anything useful with that value. Just like post-prandial
    glucose is a very informative piece of information and has a normal range of
    values. I thought something like that was available for triglycerides.

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    You should also avoid alcohol for several days.

    I drink once in a blue moon, and that's a single glass then, so that was not
    a problem. I should probably add some red wine to my diet actually...

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