New Editorial on LMHRs - A Clinical Approach @realDaveFeldman
New Editorial on LMHRs - A Clinical Approach @realDaveFeldman
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Please visit the editorial here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1g22A6tb2E2OS7

Highlights
- Lean mass hyper-responders exhibit extreme increases in LDL-c on ketogenic diets.
- LDL-c increases in LMHRs are dependent on carbohydrate restriction.
- Other cardiometabolic risk factors are normal to optimal in LMHRs.
- A prudent clinical approach is required for managing LDL-c in LMHR patients.
- Research is warranted to assess mechanisms and cardiovascular risk of this trait.
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