How Lipoproteins Affect Metabolism in Diabetes

There is a strong connection between type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia. This animation describes the lipid abnormalities commonly seen in patients with type 2 diabetes: elevated levels of triglycerides, raised small dense LDL levels, increased glycation and oxidation of LDLs and reduction of HDLs. These factors increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.

[@Scully69]

very helpful!! love when topics are not just learned but understood!

[@melissaismel]

truly amazing how most chronic lifestyle style diseases are all interrelated ....great video! thank you.

[@amrutvani2]

excellent animation. Many doubts cleared.

[@essamelgarhy8878]

clear , scientific and understandable video for difficult issue to explain

[@downbntout]

Interesting and important but so complex

[@belkismarinagelvezo.3324]

Ecelente video muy educativo.

[@camkx]

fully understood...why high TG will cause small dense LDL and lower HDL cholestrols.

[@PiyushParmar-yc6zj]

Great video🙏🙏🙏

[@hebaelnabawy8871]

this video didn't explain the reason behind these abnormalities...

[@reinerschafer1708]

The video makes it seem that diabetes causes heart disease where in reality diabetes and heart disease are most likely both caused by the same underlying issue, that of hyperinsulinemia created by eating too many carbs consumed over many years.

[@edwardbanegas2153]

How do we prevent this

[@bio366geethasankar7]

🙏

[@ldjt6184]

So...low fat diets are better for preventing diabetes?

[@ahsanshafique2928]

diabetes disease is not recover