Pediatric Cholesterol & Triglyceride Care
Elevated LDL cholesterol, triglycerides, or low HDL cholesterol in youth often responds favorably to evidence-based, family-centered lifestyle modifications—with medication prescribed when clinically indicated.
Prevalence: In 2014, low HDL and high LDL cholesterol in US youth was 13.4% and 8.4% respectively [CDC]
Symptoms & challenges addressed
• Abnormal lipid panel results
• Family history of cardiovascular disease or dyslipidemia
• Weight-related stress and concerns around food
• Metabolic syndrome risk factors
Our unique approach
• Comprehensive laboratory review and cardiovascular risk screening • Soluble fiber-rich, plant-forward meal planning with progressive movement coaching • Weight-neutral, health-focused counseling; medication prescribed when clinically appropriate
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Benefits & outcomes
• Improved lipid markers and cardiovascular risk profile
• Sustainable, family-centered meal patterns
• Confident physical activity routine and improved fitness
FAQs
No. Our approach focuses on building healthy eating skills and adding nutrient-rich foods rather than imposing restrictive eating patterns or food elimination.
In certain instances we may recommend targeted supplementation based on individual laboratory results and clinical response to dietary interventions.