How to pay attention to a diet with high triglycerides

Patient's question:

Coronary heart disease test and examination results: Triglycerides 2.35; High-density lipoprotein 0.72; Apolipoprotein 0.82. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Stent implantation. What kind of help is needed: Dietary treatment

Doctor's answer:

According to your test results, you have high triglyceride blood lipids, and low levels of high-density lipoprotein and low-density lipoprotein are prone to atherosclerosis. Treatment recommendations include oral enteric-coated aspirin and simvastatin. In daily life, it is important to actively improve lifestyle, engage in adequate physical activity, and pay attention to diet by consuming less fatty meat, animal and vegetable oils, while eating more fresh vegetables, fruits, black fungus, soy products, and coarse grains to enhance the metabolism of lipids.