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&lt;P&gt;Working with a client like Jeff on the Fountain of Youth Project is 
wonderful. He is motivated, hungry for knowledge, and willing to do what is 
necessary to improve his health and life.&lt;/P&gt;
&lt;P&gt;Jeff makes tracking changes and prescribing dietary, exercise, medication 
changes easier and a pleasure. There is no complaining or deception. He puts all 
he does in his log and makes everything accessible to me - the good, the bad, 
and the ugly. It is all there. All I need to make an informed decision on how to 
treat his condition. Not only that, he is willing to constantly change items if 
necessary to get his blood values and disease markers in check.&lt;/P&gt;
&lt;P&gt;The latest issue we are working to get in line&amp;nbsp;is his blood triglyceride 
values. Since getting off Lipitor&amp;nbsp;we gotten Jeff's total-, LDL-, and 
HDL-&amp;nbsp;cholesterol levels in line. Even after a slight rebound they have 
stabilized at a very healthy levels with total cholesterol below 145 mg/dl and 
an LDL-cholesterol consistently below 61 mg/dl. &lt;/P&gt;
&lt;P&gt;His triglyceride levels are another story. They are above the optimal level 
of 150 mg/dl and have ranged from 205 to 330 mg/dl. One possibility is his 
extremely low total fat diet. I&amp;nbsp;wrote a&amp;nbsp;post on the&amp;nbsp;&lt;A 
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low-fat diet&lt;/A&gt; which occurs in some individuals. So, I will modify Jeff's diet 
and increase his monounsaturated fat intake to see if that makes a 
difference&amp;nbsp;in his triglyceride levels. I am sure&amp;nbsp;Jeff will&amp;nbsp;have 
no problem making the changes necessary to his diet&amp;nbsp;to see if this is the 
case.&lt;/P&gt;
&lt;P&gt;Jeff follows his nutrient and exercise prescriptions to a "t" and is 
enthusiastic about it the whole time. He is a pleasure to work with and hard for 
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