Reply With QuoteThe lowest I've seen mine is 127. And it's been 199. Depends if I'm bulking and on anything. Your triglyceride level is more important.
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11-19-2004, 06:41 AM #1pedal pedal pedal ELITE MEMBER
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Your cholesterol level...
I just had mine tested for the first time ever (the test was free when I donated blood this past Monday). It came up 159 total. SWEET! And I was a little concerened that all those burgers I eat might have been a problem.
So how's yours?
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when i was 18 mine was even lower !!
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It has been my exprience that dietary cholesterol intake has fairly little to do with the total cholesterol # in most cases. It does however affect the LDL/HDL ratio consierably, which in my opinion is a much better indicator of cardiavascular health....what were those #'s?
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12-28-2004, 10:40 AM #5Cinnabon
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I have a bi-polar doctor and he never mentioned my cholesterol. That was before I took my Blood work results and got the heck outta his office. Does this blood test have another name so I can look it up?
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Here is a good example to go by.
Here is my numbers from last week.
HDL 39 Normal is 40-59
LDL 107 Normal 0-99
Triglycerides 155 Normal 0-149
Cholesterol 177 Normal 100-199
LDL/HDL Ratio is 2.74 Normal is <3.5 (LDL divided by HDL)
Coronary Risk 4.5 Normal <5 (Tot Cholesterol divided by HDL)
Total Cholesterol is HDL + LDL + 1/5 Triglycerides
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