Apolipoprotein A1
What is ApoA1 in blood tests?
ApoA1 Measurement
Low: Below 120mg/dL
High: Above 200mg/dL
About Apolipoprotein A1
Apolipoprotein A1 is a major component of HDL cholesterol, linked to heart health.
The reasons for low ApoA1
Low ApoA1 is linked to poor HDL function, increasing heart disease risk. Improve levels with healthy fats and exercise.
The reasons for elevated ApoA1
High ApoA1 is usually beneficial, reflecting good cholesterol transport. However, extreme elevations may indicate disorders.
Is it bad too have too high/low ApoA1?
Low ApoA1 contributes to atherosclerosis and reduced cholesterol clearance, increasing cardiovascular risk.
High ApoA1 levels may reflect excessive HDL activity, which, in rare cases, could interfere with cholesterol balance and metabolism.