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This is to a large extent in your control and you should feel empowered to treat this with lifestyle

adjustments. And, you know, everyone's genetics are a little bit different. And so some people

have different thresholds for what you can get away with and what you can't and all of those things

and life isn't fair. But for patients, when the triglycerides are really high, to me, it's like a call to action.

And if there's ever kind of a siren call for you should take control of your own health,

a very high triglyceride level, it's just like the biggest call to action that you could

possibly have from a lipid perspective that's not a heart attack. Right. very high triglyceride level. It's just like the biggest call to action that you could possibly

have from a lipid perspective that's not a heart attack. And for some reason, the high triglyceride

levels to me is the thing that patients actually respond to in a way that they don't respond to

crazy high LDL levels. That's Dr. Greg Katz, a cardiologist at NYU.

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