ApoB (apolipoprotein B) counts every atherogenic lipoprotein particle — including LDL, VLDL, and IDL. It is a more accurate cardiovascular risk predictor than LDL-C, especially for AAS users who often have discordant LDL and particle counts.
AAS users frequently show elevated ApoB with normal or borderline LDL-C, meaning standard lipid panels underestimate their true cardiovascular risk. ApoB above 120 mg/dL in an active AAS user warrants serious intervention.
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