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Great job my man. Superior work!
Thanks !!!!!!!! That was great! They explained that it is much better than my teacher!
To clarify: there is too much LDL cholesterol leads to atherosclerosis, but the abundance of LDL particles migrate a steep diffusion gradient, the particles in the subendothelial space. This is where normal lipid panel cholesterol below the measurement is representative of a cardiovascular risk patients. Many patients with cardiometabolic risk factors LDL cholesterol depleted P so they have more LDL-P to the normal transport of LDL cholesterol levels.
The video is great! I do not understand is why LDL cholesterol level higher than that of VLDL? after all, but with less LDL, VLDL triglycerides. Technically, there should be the same amount of VLDL cholesterol had?
You’re right, amigo! The FCML has a place for you as a conductor!
Thank you soo much! You’re a genius, now I understand that I am very grateful. Keep up the good work:) You are a teacher should, if UR.
Yes it is true, perhaps, where there is a note in time to save a new video.
this type. . He referred to each vine mentioned lipids. This guy is an invaluable resource for medical students listen to teachers geriatric CBF. . not destroy them, please!
Really good explanation, excellent graphics. Just an observation, lipoprotein lipase is not found only in endothelial cells and adipocytes, in this case in endothelial cells of capillaries surrounding fatty tissue.
This is really good, but you need to drink water before doing so. I have heard his tongue, the top of your mouth. Hearing the inside of the mouth is very worrying.
TRC test tomorrow and I have this vid saved me ~! muah! thanks ~!!!!!!!!!!!! both
I started the program with the intention of Sterolyn by 90 instead of my prescription cholesterol drugs. So that’s what I do. I completed 90 days Sterolyn and the results are excellent. Total 276-196 below. LDL below 203 until the 134
Hello, teachers in all medical school? Simply superb! know I’ve created diagrams or wonderful. . . Thank you very much. . Teach other subjects to help keep people n
excellent teaching!
great descriptive power
very useful! thanx!
They make it more interesting with pencil and paper that most teachers with PowerPoint slides. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
You are the greatest man! : D
They are very very good your stuff. This is really inspiring!
Thanks, this is very useful
Thank you very much helped me study for my exam:)
Thank you. . . Yes, VLDL. . not chylomicrons
Videos. I think this guy is a genius. Just keep on 1 to 33 I accidentally said no VLDL chylomicrons rather confused!
His great talent. I’m learning a lot. Thanks bro! I hope it will be more of this in the future.