Lipid control on TRT using standardized Bergamot extract?

[BazzBeat]

Elaborate please?

Proper gallbladder function controls lipid-related processes. The gallbladder must maintain all its proper properties and functions.
Your diet and lifestyle affect its function, and steroids change its function. This small organ is ignored by people for a long time.

 

[thestruggle]

Proper gallbladder function controls lipid-related processes. The gallbladder must maintain all its proper properties and functions.
Your diet and lifestyle affect its function, and steroids change its function. This small organ is ignored by people for a long time.

Thanks for the explanation. I'm more concerned about longlife exposure to LDL and ApoB on TRT, not on steroids. I don't run anything.

My ApoB is borderline high, and that's why I'm consodering to take Pitavaststatin as @Ghoul suggested.

If you have any suggestions on improving gallbladder function in this context, I'm all ears.

 

[thestruggle]

ApoB levels for better context

 

[BazzBeat]

ApoB levels for better context

I'm not a doctor, bro, but I can tell you what I do. Be sure to have a glass of lukewarm water in the morning, a fried egg with two yolks (semi-liquid), and a piece of butter. Magnesium glycinate, taurine, omega-3, olive oil, and fiber (broccoli). Be sure to always drink water, preferably warm water. In the morning, before breakfast, be sure to do a mini-gallbladder workout, for example, standing abdominal exercises. We need to create a contraction for the gallbladder. Fats help the gallbladder. And so every morning, we need the gallbladder to be able to remove the bile that accumulated overnight through the feces.

You can find out everything else about the gallbladder and lipids through the GPT chat. I have a baseline that I've been following for many years, since my sister is a doctor and we are from Eastern Europe. BUT I live in USA

 

[thestruggle]

I'm not a doctor, bro, but I can tell you what I do. Be sure to have a glass of lukewarm water in the morning, a fried egg with two yolks (semi-liquid), and a piece of butter. Magnesium glycinate, taurine, omega-3, olive oil, and fiber (broccoli). Be sure to always drink water, preferably warm water. In the morning, before breakfast, be sure to do a mini-gallbladder workout, for example, standing abdominal exercises. We need to create a contraction for the gallbladder. Fats help the gallbladder. And so every morning, we need the gallbladder to be able to remove the bile that accumulated overnight through the feces.

You can find out everything else about the gallbladder and lipids through the GPT chat. I have a baseline that I've been following for many years, since my sister is a doctor and we are from Eastern Europe. BUT I live in USA

Good to know, thanks for sharing.

 

[Wizbang]

What about those of us who no longer have gallbladders?

 

[BazzBeat]

What about those of us who no longer have gallbladders?

It was a big mistake that they removed it. If you had stones, I understand, but now they can remove stones from the gallbladder and still preserve your gallbladder. I'm not a doctor

 

[Wizbang]

Trust me I wish they never did.

 

[BazzBeat]

Trust me I wish they never did.

I'm sorry to hear this, but I hope you're okay and it doesn't interfere with your lifestyle too much. You drink too much cold water, and I'm speaking for Americans. Cold coffee in the morning, and then again a couple of hours later. This isn't normal. Don't snack (I'm talking about those with a gallbladder), but don't let your body go long hours without food either!

 

[thestruggle]

Been talking to my doctor today, and he believed I'm talking non-sense when I talk about longterm apob exposure considering my angio test showed no plaques atm.

He thought I should only take statins or think about lipid control if my arteries show signs of plaque development.

Having read @Ghoul posts around the topic I'm looking to somehow source Pita 4mg, combined with 10mg Ezetimebe as a EU resident.

Do you know vendor names that provide such a mix?