Dyslipidemia is an imbalance of fats in your blood, including LDL, HDL, and triglycerides. Learn what these numbers can mean for your heart, why context matters when evaluating cholesterol, and how nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management can help improve your metabolic and cardiovascular health.
Discover the lesser-known biomarkers that provide a clearer picture of your metabolic health. Beyond traditional measures like blood sugar and cholesterol, key indicators such as homocysteine, fasting insulin, CRP, and advanced lipid studies can reveal hidden risks of metabolic dysfunction. Learn how to interpret these markers and where to order tests for a more complete health assessment.
Want to unlock the health benefits of fasting without the risks? Fasting can improve metabolic health, reduce LDL and triglycerides, and support weight loss—but only if done correctly. In this guide, Dr. Philip Ovadia explains how to create a personalized fasting plan, avoid common mistakes, and optimize your results with the right eating windows, nutrition, and tracking methods.
Conversations about metabolic health are more complex than they need to be. This is particularly true when talking about the individual components that make up our metabolic health, including fatty acids like triglycerides. You’ve probably heard of triglycerides before — especially if you’ve been diagnosed with arteriosclerosis — but you’ve probably not been told much
Americans are more metabolically unhealthy now than at any other point in history. Nearly nine in ten have at least one metabolic factor out of balance — encouraging the development of strokes, heart attacks, and life-changing diseases. Worse still, most don’t even know it. The good news is, measuring your metabolic health is extremely straightforward.
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