Abstract
Aim: According to studies, the individual cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk is predicted and low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL
 cholesterol) sub-group concentration better than LDL cholesterol. High fat and cholesterol intakes are generally considered to pose a risk
 on CVD. The purpose of this study is to analogize LDL sub-group concentration pre and post a diet with LowFat and LowCholesterol
 written a prescription to dyslipidemic sicks along 3 months.
 Material and Methods: Diagnosticated dyslipidemia sicks (n=47) on the part of the endocrinologist were pursued along 3 months
 via a LowFat, LowCholesterol diet upon a lasting a month basis, on condition that they were proper for each. Before and after dietary
 intervention periods, biochemical parameters and anthropometric measurements were compared.
 Results: A sum of 47 participants (15 men and 32 women) with an average age of 48.51±9.86 years were involved. 13 women were at
 premenopausal and 19 women were at postmenopausal stages of 32 women involved. Small dense LDL (Sd-LDL) decreased from 11.0
 (0.0-37.0) mg/dL at the beginning to 7.0 (0.0-68.1) mg/dL after the dietary intervention, but this decline was unimportant (p=0.686).
 Midbands (MiDC, MidB, MidA) subgroups of intermediate density lipoprotein cholesterol (IDL-cholesterol) declined considerably after
 dietary interference (p
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