What's the difference between HDL / LDL / Triglyceride?? What kind of food reduces?
High blood lipids... not from fat alone!
Many people miss this without even knowing it.
The blood test came out.
HDL / LDL / TG
But still confused that...
👉 Which one is good? Which one has to reduce?
👉 to "quit eating" or "should I eat more"?
This post, Fern concludes to make it as easy to understand as possible. 💚
✔️ HDL (good fat)
Help "store excess fat back to disposal."
The higher = the better.
❌ LDL (bad fat)
Accumulators in blood vessels
Higher = cardiovascular risk
⚠️ TG (triglyceride)
Derived from "overeaten energy," especially sugar + flour.
What many people misunderstand!
❗ "Eat it = fat up" → Not always.
But eating sweet + a lot of flour can actually make TG.
❗ "abstain from everything = the best" → No.
The body must also have "good fat."
Eat like this. Fat is actually better.
✔️. Increase HDL.
Good Fat Fish / Avocado / Olive Oil / Bean
✔️. Reduce LDL.
Oatmeal / Unrefined Grains / High Fiber Fruit Vegetables
✔️ Reduce TG
Reduce sweet, reduce white scrub powder + move body evenly
A silent villain to watch out for.
* Sugar → Push TG + LDL
* Saturated fat → Push LDL
* Trans fat → The worst! (LDL ● HDL ⚡)
Finally, Fern wants to leave that
"Blood tests" are not just for watching.
But it is to "adjust behavior before actually getting sick."
Who has ever had a high fat problem?
Comment can come. Fern, please see. 👇💚
# Smart to eat # Dietitian # Fat reduction # Healthy # High blood lipids















































































































