Type 2 diabetes is a disease wrought with numerous medical complications. These complications can range in intensity from low blood sugar or hypoglycemia, to nerve damage, memory loss, dementia, heart disease and strokes. But a common complication has to do with the fat in the bloodstream. It is called hyperlipidemia.
Simply put, hyperlipidemia is high triglyceride and cholesterol levels in the blood. When broken down, hyperlipidemia is based on the complicated characteristics of a protein. This condition refers to an elevated level of lipoproteins that are gift in the blood. Lipoproteins are particles that are fat-soluble and are used to vehicle the fat in capsules throughout the body by way of the bloodstream. The farranging size of the capsule determines its level of density and, in turn, the density determines the level of fat and protein that is present. Those with more fat than protein will be larger and less dense.
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