wannabhealthier's Journal, 10 Aug 23

Happy 😃 happy 😃 Thursday…

First I want to thank deb for opening my eyes to a study about cholesterol ..when I had my bloodwork toke the first time and it was high..red flags went off but I trusted my doctor..but when he wanted to start me on statins I said no I would figure it out…then 90 days later…cholesterol was higher once again…again..he wanted the statins..again I said no..my trust in my doctor has diminished…and I really liked him….he was healthy…but all the red flags..that I ignored…and then the article that deb sent…..


Cholesterol Levels Rise After a 24-Hour Fast

Aug 31, 2011
Publication
Article
Internal Medicine World Report
Summer 2011
Volume 1
Issue 1

Today I have a teleconference with him..he has no idea what it’s about..I’m gonna ask for a new blood test in 90 days..and I want to kno the day ..no pop up …todays the day…the nurse here know..but I don’t count 90 days off from one to the other….but after today I will be more suspicious of my doctor…if I could find one I could trust..I’d change again….

Second cup of ☕️….

Ride again today…did 10 yesterday…do upper body…by noon il be more calm..I hope…

Night be meditating earlier today…lol….

Have a fantastic positive day…

Addy to article……. https://www.hcplive.com/view/cholesterol-levels-rise-after-a-24-hour-fast

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The nurse here read the article…then faxed it to dr….as we was having teleconference…I felt like he was 2 stepping …now it seems my cholesterol isn’t as important since I workout like I doll.next bloodwork set in nov….I feel like I have a screw coming out of me…I kno in a few days it will be better….once I meditate on it…. 
10 Aug 23 by member: wannabhealthier
I have found that blood work analysis isn't always accurate. I've been mis-diagnosed with: 1) excessive testosterone 2) anemia 3) Liver cancer or hepatitis. 4) Borderline high colesterol. In each case, I waited 6 months for the next test to see the bad reading disappear. Weight loss and intense exercise (muscle building) can create odd readings. Some doctors have difficulty understanding how what is normal for us creates abnormal readings from time to time. 
10 Aug 23 by member: Penderg
So working out can give false test results? I didn't know that is that just cholesterol or other tests? Sorry I'm late to this discussion and have never heard of this kind of thing but I know of other things giving false positives or other complications for tests such as eggs falsely lower sugar readings when you're getting a glucose test I scared my doctor when they told me to eat during a glucose test because my sugar dropped during the eating phase instead of rising but they didn't specify what I was supposed to eat LOL... ^^ I've never had a cholesterol test but probably get one and it would be a good thing to know before taking one. Thank you for the new information I will try to find some time to look at the article that you're referring to and read into how all that stuff works. I enjoy learning new things anyways and will give me something to do that'll increase positive development instead of just looking at cat memes in my free time LOL not that I don't love cats, teehee. 
10 Aug 23 by member: Leah_guffey
I experimented without telling my doctor I was leaving off the statins. Next time I went in he showed me the results. Ouch! Very steep rise in cholesterol. So I added them back -- next visit was back down to 160. They do help me, in spite of everyone saying to drop them. 
10 Aug 23 by member: Texasgranny6
Mike if extended fasting raises cholesterol levels isn't that a bad thing? You fast many days out of the week for long periods of time. So those blood tests are actually your baseline.  
11 Aug 23 by member: honeebuns
Sleep 100% 🎊🎉👏🏼 
11 Aug 23 by member: Sam Penya
Low cholesterol is associated with higher mortality. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21160131/ 
11 Aug 23 by member: LadyinDenim
Moderate cholesterol I think is probably a good target range not "low" cholesterol or "high" cholesterol.  
11 Aug 23 by member: honeebuns
This is the first place I've heard the term "moderate cholesterol." 
11 Aug 23 by member: LadyinDenim

     
 

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