Most lipid profile parameters and ratios, except for LDL-C and TC, showed a considerable tendency for returning to pre-run values 48 h post race.
In this study, the most recent lipid profiles (TC, HDL, LDL, and TG) for each individual were recorded.
African Caribbean patients maintained the most favourable lipid profiles, but hypertension developed in more African Caribbean patients than in White patients [ 88].
High LDL-C and low HDL-C is the most common lipid profile induced by western diet and is highly frequent [ 80].
For a given BMI status, the most favorable lipid profile and glucose levels were found in individuals with metabolically health/without NAFLD, and the worst atherogenic lipid profile and glucose levels were found in individuals with metabolically at-risk/with NAFLD: indicating that NAFLD and metabolically at-risk have synergistic effects on atherogenic lipid and glucose concentrations.
In tumors, it was observed that tumor grade and estrogen receptor (ER) status affect the lipid profiles most radically.
Furthermore, most of these studies of lipid profiles were conducted in Western populations.
Abnormal BMI, BP, and lipid profiles were most frequently identified and managed by PCPs in patients with DM, compared with patients with RA.
In addition, cocoa polyphenols affect the most significant markers of CVD: lipid profiles [ 36, 41], blood pressure [ 31, 42, 43], hemostasis [ 44– 46], and endothelial dysfunction [ 47– 47].
In addition, our study found that abnormal BMI, BP, and lipid profiles are most frequently identified and managed by PCPs in patients with DM than in those with RA.
