[29M] New gym-goer. How bad is it, and what do I do next?
Hi, I've recently got blood results from my GP and she said my cholesterol is very high, together with creatinine and Lp(a).
I had no idea. AI is telling me to jump to statin, but thought before that to ask for opinion and pointers to where to start.
I'm 29 years old, male, 68 kg (150lbs) and 170 cm (5'7").
I started a meal and gym routine in the beginning of 2026. I believe my meal is actually the problem or at the very least is not helping, but it's possible also that my condition is genetic. I don't know.
I eat 5 whole eggs per day, avocado, tomatoes, rice cakes for breakfast; broccoli, brown rice and chicken for lunch; and salmon, potatoes and pepper for dinner. I also take multivitamin, 5g of creatine daily and additional whey protein.
My blood results are as follows:
Creatinine: 107 umol/L
Cholesterol: 7.01 mmol/L
HDL: 1.86 mmol/L
Non-HDL: 5.15 mmol/L
LDL: 4.82 mmol/L
Lp(a): 91.6 nmol/L
Can you tell me if and how bad is this for someone my age and what should I do? My GP told me to try and eat healthier and to check it again in 6 months. I need to know more haha.
Yes, the first thing is to remove the yolks out of the eggs lol.
Any help is appreciated.