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7 ways to control triglycerides number six surprises most people and number seven maybe the most important.

Posted on November 29, 2024January 15, 2025 By drshintani No Comments on 7 ways to control triglycerides number six surprises most people and number seven maybe the most important.

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We now know that high triglycerides can contribute to clogged arteries like cholesterol does and are a risk factor for heart attacks and strokes just as cholesterol is. So what’s the difference? Well, they’re both considered lipids, because they’re both not soluble in water. But cholesterol is a waxy substance, while triglycerides are oily, basically made up of 3 fat molecules attached to half a sugar molecule. Also it takes days or weeks to cause a change in cholesterol. Whereas triglycerides change quickly as in a matter of a few hours. Here are 7 ways to control triglycerides; 1. eat less processed sugar and carbs, 2. avoid saturated and trans fat, 3. eat more omega 3 oils, 4. exercise, 5. lose weight, 6. surprisingly alcohol raises triglycerides so limit alcohol, and 7. eat more fiber, this may be the most important thing that you can do because it helps in 3 ways, it slows the absorption of carbs, slows the absorption of fats and also breeds good gut flora that help to regulate triglycerides.

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About Dr. Shintani

Dr. Terry Shintani, MD, JD, MPH is a Board Certified Physician and Harvard-trained
nutritionist. His wellness program won a national award from the U.S. Secretary of
Health and Human Services and his peer-reviewed work is published in the American Journal of
Clinical Nutrition and several other scientific journals.  He also was featured in “Dateline NBC”,
CBS, “This Morning” CNN, Fox and  Newsweek  His Program is featured in the Encyclopedia
Britannica.  He has written 16 books including the Eat More Weigh Less(r) Diet, the Hawaii
Diet, the Carbohydrate revolution and the Peace Diet. Among his many community awards, He
was named a “Food Hero” by Eating Well Magazine, He was knighted by the Orthodox Order of
St. John, and formally designated a “Living Treasure” of Hawaii.

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