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Re: Cholesterol rose with low carb

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  1. It often goes up at first, then back down. It's not clear from your post
    just what the timeline for all this was. Have you been low carbing steadily
    for 7 months? When did you have the cholesterol test?

    In news:[email hidden],
    Piotr Tomaszewski <[email hidden]> stated
    | I went low carbing about 7 months ago and lost 8 lbs. I did not have
    | very much to lose. My cholesterol rose from 173 to 286, HDL stayed
    | about same at 61, and LDL rose from 107 to 218. My trigs went lower
    | from 85 to
    | 58. I am concerned for my health and am considering switching my
    | diet. Is there someone else who had similar problems.

  2. Piotr Tomaszewski said:
    FOB said:

    It often goes up at first, then back down. It's not clear from your
    post
    just what the timeline for all this was. Have you been low carbing
    steadily
    for 7 months? When did you have the cholesterol test?

    I have been low carbing steadily for 7 months, maybe 6 months. My
    previous
    blood test was done a year ago.

    --
    Piotr T

    I would hold off. Over the last two years, my HDL has risen each time.
    My TC did go up, from 150 to about 170. Nonetheless, my TC/HDL ratio
    improved, my triglycerides improved, my fasting blood glucose improved,
    etc.

    Now, if you want to off the deep end, look here:

    http://www.thincs.org/

    --
    Bob in CT

  3. Also, did you make sure you were fasting for 12 hours before the test,
    which is what you're supposed to do to make it accurate?

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