Understanding Your Lipid Test Results: What Do the Ratios Mean?

Have you done a Lipid test but are unsure about the real meaning of the results? Here are some important points to understand:

1. Don't just look at the numbers – check the ratios. 2. If TC/HDL ratio is greater than 4, it indicates risk. 3. LDL/HDL ratio above 2.5 suggests the door to blockage is open. 4. TG/HDL ratio over 3.5 signals a shadow of Diabetes. 5. Low HDL (Good Cholesterol) means the cleaning system in blood vessels is weakened, increasing the risk of blockages. 6. High LDL (Bad Cholesterol) means blockages are forming. 7. Even if all values seem normal, a disturbed ratio can indicate hidden risk. 8. Ratios help determine if medication is needed and how much improvement is required. 9. High TG/HDL ratio warns of belly fat and insulin resistance.

The real danger in blood is not just about being 'high' or 'low' but is hidden in the math of ratios!

Ratios tell whether your report looks 'normal' or is at a 'dangerous turning point'.