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Old 09-01-2014, 07:11 AM #8
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I am glad I am not the only one a little perplexed at the number listed in the original post. 218/72

I immediately thought it was a blood pressure reading until I read the entire post.

If the 218 represents overall cholesterol, the view on cholesterol has changed.
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