The Carnivore Diet | Current Lab Results | 58 year old Male 

Thanks for sharing!!

Thank you so much for your kind words and positive energy! I appreciate your support. I believe my albumin/creatinine ratio was high, because at the time I was on a prolonged fast and I was probably a little dehydrated. Some electrolytes should help you on your ratio, I have no doubt you'll make progress. Keep up the positivity and take care!

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Thanks for sharing.

It's been about 18 months, still going. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for your concern, but I'm not too worried about my cholesterol levels at the moment. There's a lot of debate in the health community about cholesterol, so I'm taking the carnivore approach and focusing on maintaining a healthy lifestyle overall. I appreciate your advice and I'll definitely keep monitoring my LDL score. Have a great day!

@@primecarnivore Hey, thanks for the answer. No advice here just curious. Can you point me towards some resources about high LDL on carnivore? Thanks!

@@BorisK296 Watch Dr. Ken Berry: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZdMF8lEFJ2g.html He's got a lot of videos on cholesterol, take a look.

@@primecarnivore Thanks!

@@primecarnivore oops, seems that you linked this same video by mistake

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

no, heart disease is the actual killer, not LDL. A coronary calcium scan can be done to determine the existence of heart disease.

@@GreenTeaViewer I think your might be mixing cause and effect. The effect is narrowing of the arteries due to plaque buildup or also known as atherosclerosis can be measured with a calcium scan. The cause is the LDL, not the large fluffy LDL but the small sticky LDL that collects on the vessel wall.

@@mysneekers5862 His LDL is consistently and significantly going down as shown in his last 6 readings over the previous year-plus: 432 400 324 275 243 235 Obviously (except to you), the Carnivore Diet is serving him very well on his road back to health. So you can take your "Aha Ha!" and stick it where the sun don't shine.

@@mysneekers5862 I will have to research this more. At the moment I'm not aware that LDL (small or otherwise) causes arteriosclerosis or if it's just correlated. I have also seen papers cited that show no higher mortality for those with high LDL numbers. One thing is for damn sure (I researched it at the time when my mother was prescribed statins) is that the cholesterol numbers mean different things depending on age and sex (I found that in elderly women there was no correlation with cholesterol and heart disease). I concede that there is such a correlation in middle age males. That doesnt mean causation or, as I have said, increased total mortality. I trust you are aware of big pharma capture of regulatory bodies and their ferocious promotion of statins with a profit motive. This should give the insight to dig deeper.

Here is one medical doctor (heart surgeon) who disagrees with your view that a high LDL should cause you to drop carnivore and go to Mediterranean Diet. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m_AXlUPRMnQ.html Much more info out there along the same lines. Your initial comment invoked "Professionals" who should be trusted. The thing is, there are "professionals" on both sides (or all sides). That's why we need to look at science, not invoke authority. "Professionals" are frequently compromised by the organisations they belong to, corporate money, groupthink and so on.