Association between LDL-C, Non HDL-C, and Apolipoprotein B Levels with Coronary Plaque Regression

@TarbuckSam @kunningdruger23 @CarnivoreCutter @DudzLightLime @lowcarbGP @NutritionMadeS3 Replacing SFA w/ MUFA/PUFA reduces plaque volume, but I'm sure that's nothing. https://t.co/nkNpZqM80P

@ketogrillbakery @NutritionMadeS3 No problem! Also check ot this correlation between ApoB reduction and regression of plaque: https://t.co/snok3hz3Ie

@tertius 1) IVUS is more sensitive, so that would be a good start. Many good studies do this already but they are all in people with plaque & low LDL-C with LDL-C lowering drugs as far as I know. https://t.co/cfA1dwuq0s

https://t.co/q0362WQyGQ In this study, the point at which plaque change over time is around zero on average seems closer to 110mg/dL, further increasing my uncertainty to around 65mg/dL to 110mg/dL for LDL-C & around 50mg/dL to around 105mg/dL for Apo