High Triglycerides: Root Causes and Natural Support Strategies
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"Triglyceride is the most important lipid and HIGH triglyceride levels are the most important lipid examined."
- Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- Recognize THESE real issues when triglycerides are high during the time you plan to fast. (Dr. Jockers has great advice to guide you through!)
- Pin down – and deal with hands down – the 10 major risk factors that lead to high triglycerides.
- What are the optimal ranges for the lipid profile? Wrap your head around the mechanics of a good metabolic rate for good.
- Size up these sneaky 7 culprits that top the naughty list of causing high triglycerides.
- Dr. Jockers shares which fasting strategies – and other natural strategies – work wonders in boosting healthy triglyceride levels.
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