Hazard Risk Ratio of Serum Triglyceride is higher than LDL for heart disease #heartdisease #doctors
18 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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A short excerpt from a July 18, 2024 YouTube video by Dr. Ron Najafi asserting that the commonly used public-health hazard risk ratio threshold is 1.3 for heart disease, that LDL aligns with ~1.3, and that serum triglyceride shows a higher hazard risk ratio (~1.8). The speaker concludes serum triglyceride (described as very low density lipoproteins produced by the liver from sugar-to-fat conversion) is about 50% more informative than LDL for heart disease risk.
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Very low density lipoproteins (VLDL).
Made by the liver from the conversion of sugar to fat.










