Lipoprint test
New studies on blood lipids show that LDL (often called "bad cholesterol") is not homogeneous, and that several subpopulations can be identified within it: LDL 1-7 with different atherogenic potentials. Only small dense LDL are highly atherogenic, so a higher LDL level actually means nothing. Paradoxically, however, a normal LDL level with some elevated subfractions may indicate a hidden risk of heart attack and stroke that conventional lipid testing would never reveal.
For whom is the test suitable:
- Digestive Issues - Reflux, Gastritis, Ulcers
- Inflammation/joint pain
- Skin problems, acne
- Anemia
- Irritable bowel
- Autoimmune disease
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Method of collection: blood
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