You've talked about blood pressure in general a lot of times before, but I don't think I've ever heard you talk about pulse pressure (meaning the difference between the systolic pressure and the diastolic pressure) specifically. I've read a difference above 40 might be an early indicator of heart-related conditions, is it true? Thanks!
What options are there for people with APOE4/E4 & life long history of persistent high cholesterol, and recent labs showing low production markers (lathosterol/desmosterol) and low absorption markers (sitosterol/campesterol) if diet has been optimized for brain health and exercise program initiated already? example, hypothetical of course, Total 299 Direct LDL-C 185 APOB 123 HDL-C 108 Triglycerides 59 VLDL-C 6. An example that shows high total cholesterol and high LDL/APOB but low triglycerides/VLDL. Plus, low absorption markers and production markers.