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Blood Markers Explained

Fibrinogen levels indicate blood stickiness and flow, with elevated levels often linked to inflammation and belly fat. Addressing inflammation can significantly lower fibrinogen, enhancing overall health. Lp(a) is a genetic marker that poses a greater risk for heart disease than LDL; natural therapies, including niacin, can help manage its levels.

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