Fats: Triglycerides are the types of fats in the blood that are associated with developing atherosclerosis and pancreatitis, best to keep this under 150 on a fasting lab check.
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Sugar: When we eat too much sugar (glucose), our body breaks the 6 carbon glucose down to 3 carbon sugar alcohol called glycerol. At this small molecular level, the body bonds 3 fatty acids together thus forming a "triglyceride". Basically how the body stores unused calories.
Answered 4/3/2014
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