How Important Is the Triglyceride Level on the Blood Glucose Panel?

A typical normal cutoff on most labs is around 150 and that's in milligrams per deciliter units. Dr. Baraki: If those levels, if I look at a lipid panel and those levels are over 500, it's like, okay, that's my primary focus right now in the short term. "I think the highest I've seen was like 4,500 or so, which is pretty insane"

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