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Keroro Posted 20 years ago
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about cholesterol
hi, I have a question about cholesterol. on a chart about cholesterol level, I read: "Total<200, HDL>40, Optimal LDL<100, NI<130". What does "NI" refer to?
Thks!
Thks!
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Normal isoflavone ? This seems to come up in texts about HDL and LDL cholesterol but it's not a term that my doctors have quoted at me yet though I take medicine to control my cholesterol levels. Of course HDL and LDL are all the rage.
- Normal isoflavone ?
- This seems to come up in texts about HDL and LDL cholesterol but it's not a term that my doctors have quoted at me yet though I take medicine to control my cholesterol levels.
- Of course HDL and LDL are all the rage.
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Normal isoflavone ?
This seems to come up in texts about HDL and LDL cholesterol but it's not a term that my doctors have quoted at me yet though I take medicine to control my cholesterol levels. Of course HDL and LDL are all the rage.
This seems to come up in texts about HDL and LDL cholesterol but it's not a term that my doctors have quoted at me yet though I take medicine to control my cholesterol levels. Of course HDL and LDL are all the rage.
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I know for sure that NI is "Number of Iodine"....actually I don't know in which way the Iodine and the Cholesterol are connected
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