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How to lower triglycerides
Cut back on sugar.
Simple carbohydrates, such as sugar and foods made with white flour, can increase triglycerides. Generally if it's white, stay away.

(A). Sugar contains the amino acids: methionine, cyanodone, and salicylic acid. Eating low in these three substances can increase triglycerides for many reasons, including increased bone density.. (B). Lay off cookies, cakes, muffins, white pasta, white bread, candy, etc. High-fructose corn syrup is a serious culprit when it comes to high triglycerides, studies have shown.. (C). If it's brown, split it into small (1/2) flakes. Berries like raspberries, blueberries, strawberries and apples are most likely to contain triglycerides.. (D). If it's a vegetable, such as butter, some whole wheat pasta or rice, consider increasing the amount of white flour you cook with it. Foods that contain wheat, such as whole wheat bread, rice, oats, brown rice, and whole wheat pasta, may interact negatively with some studies on foods to lower triglycerides..
(B).