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Q: I have GTPS (without inflammatio). My blood tests show high HDL (99)and very high LDL (165). Is there any connection?
I'm 56 and until last year was in great health. think the GTPS was from over exercise (long distance fast walking). Always had high HDL, but recently LDL jumped from 149. Thank you in advance for your advice.
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