Lipid Panel — LDL, HDL, Triglycerides — 60-Second Protocol

37s · captions burned in · sound on

lab guide · 2026-09-04

Three numbers on one line, and the ratio between two of them tells you more than any single one.

Standard lipid panel measures the main circulating fats. LDL-C is the classic risk marker, but triglycerides and HDL contextualise it and the TG/HDL ratio is a strong insulin-resistance proxy.

The protocol

Unitsmg/dL
Standard rangeLDL < 130; HDL > 40 (men) / > 50 (women); TG < 150
Optimal rangeLDL < 100; HDL > 60; TG < 100; TG/HDL < 1.5
HDL <40low — consider cardio + monounsaturated fats
TG >150high — review carbohydrate and alcohol
LDL >130elevated — pair with ApoB
TG/HDL >2insulin-resistance signal
Dietreduce refined carbs, add fiber and omega-3
Retest3 months after change
Furtheradd ApoB and Lp(a) for full picture
Movementweekly aerobic + strength

Full transcript

Three numbers on one line, and the ratio between two of them tells you more than any single one. LDL is the classic risk marker, but triglycerides and HDL put it in context. Optimal is LDL under one hundred, HDL above sixty, triglycerides under one hundred, and the triglyceride-to-HDL ratio under one and a half. A ratio above two is an insulin-resistance signal. Fewer refined carbs, more fibre and omega-3, weekly aerobic and strength work, retest in three months. And take the panel to a clinician — it is one input, not a verdict. agegen.ai. Generate your prime age! ~~ Mr. Age

Sources

Find out which protocol you actually need

Your passport age is a date. Your Prime Age is the age your habits suggest — 12 questions, 2 minutes, no signup.

Take the 2-minute quiz A new protocol daily on Telegram

Educational content, not medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician before changing how you treat a health condition.