Re: low cholesterol in blood

[Guest guest]

Not sure why your cholesterol is low, as you've found it's a very

important substance in the body. Never knew this before seems rather

obvious after finding out, just look at the last part of the

word " sterol " . So how low is yours, what level are the different

types? Also have you tried any digestive enzymes for the fats? Not

sure you want to describe it, but how are you're bowel movements

after eating fat?

Also, I'm curious about this statement:

" Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

need any digestion. "

Not that I question it, just wondering where you may have read this

or found this information. I've been trying to figure out how to

make up my own elemental diet for treating bacterial overgrowth and a

quickly digesting fat is needed for the fatty acids.

Thanks,

Mike

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

Not sure why your cholesterol is low, as you've found it's a very

important substance in the body. Never knew this before seems rather

obvious after finding out, just look at the last part of the

word " sterol " . So how low is yours, what level are the different

types? Also have you tried any digestive enzymes for the fats? Not

sure you want to describe it, but how are you're bowel movements

after eating fat?

Also, I'm curious about this statement:

" Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

need any digestion. "

Not that I question it, just wondering where you may have read this

or found this information. I've been trying to figure out how to

make up my own elemental diet for treating bacterial overgrowth and a

quickly digesting fat is needed for the fatty acids.

Thanks,

Mike

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> > tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> > terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> > worry about.

> >

> > Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> > this site:

> >

> > http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

> >

> > The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> > doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> > is nothing to worry about!

> >

> > I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> > digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> > Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> > need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> > isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

> >

> > Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> > What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

> >

> > Any help would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Greetings Ali

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I apologize if this message comes as a repeat (I sent one hours ago

and it didn't make it). Lucky for you, this is an abbreviated

version.

I believe my chronically low cholesterol (113-140 mg/dL) is a big

deal. I think it is related to my chronic depression and possibly

the anxiety.

Here is a link to a flyer I got in the mail this week from Great

Plains about low total cholesterol and Autism:

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/cholesterol/index.html

Pam

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

And our little one always had high/normal cholesterol levels. I did read

sometime that Asperger kids were more likely to have high cholesterol, ASD kids,

low cholesterol and the article wondering if the cholesterol levels weren't what

was responsible for the higher cogntive functioning of Asperger kids,

interesting.

Re: low cholesterol in blood

I apologize if this message comes as a repeat (I sent one hours ago

and it didn't make it). Lucky for you, this is an abbreviated

version.

I believe my chronically low cholesterol (113-140 mg/dL) is a big

deal. I think it is related to my chronic depression and possibly

the anxiety.

Here is a link to a flyer I got in the mail this week from Great

Plains about low total cholesterol and Autism:

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/cholesterol/index.html

Pam

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

And our little one always had high/normal cholesterol levels. I did read

sometime that Asperger kids were more likely to have high cholesterol, ASD kids,

low cholesterol and the article wondering if the cholesterol levels weren't what

was responsible for the higher cogntive functioning of Asperger kids,

interesting.

Re: low cholesterol in blood

I apologize if this message comes as a repeat (I sent one hours ago

and it didn't make it). Lucky for you, this is an abbreviated

version.

I believe my chronically low cholesterol (113-140 mg/dL) is a big

deal. I think it is related to my chronic depression and possibly

the anxiety.

Here is a link to a flyer I got in the mail this week from Great

Plains about low total cholesterol and Autism:

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/cholesterol/index.html

Pam

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

And our little one always had high/normal cholesterol levels. I did read

sometime that Asperger kids were more likely to have high cholesterol, ASD kids,

low cholesterol and the article wondering if the cholesterol levels weren't what

was responsible for the higher cogntive functioning of Asperger kids,

interesting.

Re: low cholesterol in blood

I apologize if this message comes as a repeat (I sent one hours ago

and it didn't make it). Lucky for you, this is an abbreviated

version.

I believe my chronically low cholesterol (113-140 mg/dL) is a big

deal. I think it is related to my chronic depression and possibly

the anxiety.

Here is a link to a flyer I got in the mail this week from Great

Plains about low total cholesterol and Autism:

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/cholesterol/index.html

Pam

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I apologize if this message comes as a repeat (I sent one hours ago

> and it didn't make it). Lucky for you, this is an abbreviated

> version.

>

> I believe my chronically low cholesterol (113-140 mg/dL) is a big

> deal. I think it is related to my chronic depression and possibly

> the anxiety.

>

> Here is a link to a flyer I got in the mail this week from Great

> Plains about low total cholesterol and Autism:

>

> http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/cholesterol/index.html

>

> Pam

>

Thank you for this link!

I tried the nbnus site, but could not find this purified cho-

lesterol product. I have emailed them.

I think one needs a prescription for this product. That is

a shame. I don't think my doctor will give me one.

Does anyone know whether doctors prescribe cholesterol for

a person with low cholesterol?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings,

Ali

[Guest guest]

Hi Ali, I and my chronic fatigue freinds all suffer from

low cholesterol.. I cannot digest fats but my freinds are

alot better so this does not explain it..

For my inability to digest fats I now have with every meal

with or without other fats. , a good teaspoon of liquid

lecithin and coconut oil The two combined take away my

nausea and irritable bowel . I had tried alot of other

things and this was the first to help..

Nanci

>

>

> >

> > About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> > tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> > terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> > worry about.

> >

> > Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> > this site:

> >

> > http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-

Cholesterol.html

> >

> > The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can

that

> > doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low

cholesterol

> > is nothing to worry about!

> >

> > I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just

don't

> > digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my

stomach.

> > Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it

doesn't

> > need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because,

there

> > isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low

cholesterol.

> >

> > Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol

levels?

> > What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

> >

> > Any help would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Greetings Ali

> >

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I too have low cholesterol and from working in nursing homes I can

tell you that people around 180-250 are always better off. Change

doctors, What exactly is your level?, my lowest level was 142 but now

its around 160. I consume eggs, nuts, oils grapeseed, coconut oils

and the fruit, olive, flax all with digestive enzymes. I also took

liver cleansing herbs for months and still take milk thistle as

recommended by Andy. Otherwise I eat lots of org veggies and fruits.

GOod luck. Stay away from processed foods with their unnatural

chemicals ,hard for the liver. Btw always soak your nuts, beans,

seeds and buy org when possible.

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

My cholesterol has been low for many years -- like in the 130's.

It went up a little when I stopped being a vegetarian.

Then, last check it was 186 (with very good " good " HDL cholesterol

too). I was doing lecithin, fish oil, and very low dose pregnenolone

2.5mg SubLingual (from Lab).

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

My cholesterol has been low for many years -- like in the 130's.

It went up a little when I stopped being a vegetarian.

Then, last check it was 186 (with very good " good " HDL cholesterol

too). I was doing lecithin, fish oil, and very low dose pregnenolone

2.5mg SubLingual (from Lab).

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>

[Guest guest]

My cholesterol has been low for many years -- like in the 130's.

It went up a little when I stopped being a vegetarian.

Then, last check it was 186 (with very good " good " HDL cholesterol

too). I was doing lecithin, fish oil, and very low dose pregnenolone

2.5mg SubLingual (from Lab).

>

> About a half year ago I did some blood tests. The blood

> tests showed hypoglycemia(postprandial) and low (total)choles-

> terol. The doctor said the low cholesterol is nothing to

> worry about.

>

> Since then I have been reading about cholesterol. For example

> this site:

>

> http://www.cholesterol-and-health.com/Functions-Of-Cholesterol.html

>

> The things that cholesterol does, are very important. How can that

> doctor, a professor gastrology by the way, say that low cholesterol

> is nothing to worry about!

>

> I eat a lot of fat, butter, coconut oil etc... However I just don't

> digest fats correctly. Vitamind D, fish oil, irritate my stomach.

> Only coconut oil can I digest correctly, simply because it doesn't

> need any digestion. Probably the bad fat digestion is because, there

> isn't sufficieny bile or something because of the low cholesterol.

>

> Is there any medication or something that raises cholesterol levels?

> What else can I do to increase cholesterol in my blood?

>

> Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Greetings Ali

>