Understanding cholesterol is no longer as simple and straight forward as good vs bad cholesterol.
LDL, HDL, TC – these aren’t the markers of heart disease risk we once thought they were.
Or at least not by themselves.
Evaluating cholesterol is so much more nuanced these days.
Knowing risk means knowing what to look for, what numbers and ratios are most important, and what specific more advanced testing to ask for, especially if you’re at higher risk of heart disease.
This Masterclass dives into the latest understanding of cholesterol, including…
- Root causes of high cholesterol
- The No. 1 most common correlation in women with high cholesterol
- The X factor that makes LDL dangerous – what it is and how to avoid it
- The lipid panel marker that’s more important than LDL
- The ratio you can get from a basic lipid panel that’s most correlated with true risk of heart disease
- The new “good” and “bad” cholesterols and how to get them tested to better measure your risk with higher LDL
- The tests to ask your doctor for to get a more complete risk assessment
- What other blood markers you need to know to better measure CVD risk if you have high LDL
- The essential nutrient you must supplement if you’re taking a statin
- More details about cholesterol to help you feel more confident in your own health
Note: As a health coach I am an educator, helping you learn to read them for yourself, identify patterns, and underlying dynamics that can be contributing factors in your health and how to, with diet and lifestyle changes, effect those pattens and dynamics in order to improve your health and increase your vitality.Â
The content in this masterclass is for educational and informational purposes only and is not medical advice.
