Perhaps this is a too elaborate question to ask you to consolidate in like a summarized way,

but when it comes to evaluating lipid metabolism to actually determine which medication is the

viable therapy to consider, obviously not medical advice, how would you like I've seen some of the,

like you've described before some of the things you look at that

are not typical with, you know, elevations and sterols and whatnot. Yeah, yeah. Like, how would you go

about just at a, I don't know, even a recommendation of a certain panel that you like getting or

something that evaluates what you consider to be like a good foundation of this

is at least the biomarkers in question to evaluate the metabolism of your individual situation.

Yeah, if I see somebody's APOB and they're elevated, right?

So they have what's called hyper beta lipoproteenemia.

That's the technical word we're using to talk about this.

Elevated APOB.

I'd want to know the following.

How high are there triglycerides?

What are their markers of metabolic health?

What are there markers of cholesterol synthesis?

We typically measure desmosterol and lithosterol.

What are their markers of cholesterol absorption? We typically look at cytosterol and Lothosterol. What are their markers of cholesterol absorption?

We typically look at cytosterol and compestral.

If I know those things, then I have like a decent sense of how hard to pull on the diet lever. One other thing I want to know is what's

their saturated fat intake. So everything I just said, plus tell me what your saturated fat

intake is approximately in grams per day. And then if I know all of those things, then we

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