7-Day ApoB Reduction Plan
Replacing saturated fats (butter, fatty beef) with polyunsaturated fats (walnuts, salmon, flax) creates the strongest reduction in ApoB.
Soluble fiber (oats, beans, psyllium) binds to bile acids in the gut, forcing the liver to pull ApoB particles from the blood to make more bile.
Strict avoidance of industrial trans fats and limiting ultra-processed foods which drive particle oxidation.
Nuts and seeds contain phytosterols that block cholesterol absorption in the gut, lowering the liver's production of ApoB lipoproteins.
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Analyze My Results NowApoB counts the actual number of particles, which is a more accurate risk predictor than LDL-C (total cholesterol weight). Lowering ApoB requires stricter fat quality control.
Unfiltered coffee (French press, espresso) contains cafestol, which raises ApoB. Use paper filters (drip, pour-over) to remove these oils.
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