Dietary Precautions for Triglycerides: Clinically, for patients with elevated triglycerides, if they only have elevated triglycerides and have no other risk factors such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, old age, family history of early-onset cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, it is generally recommended to intervene through lifestyle first. Generally speaking, most patients can reduce their triglycerides to the normal range after a period of lifestyle intervention. If lifestyle intervention is ineffective, or the triglyceride level is seriously increased, or accompanied by other risk factors, drug treatment should be started in time according to the doctor's advice. Among them, dietary intervention is the most important lifestyle intervention, and the dietary principles that patients should pay attention to should be: low fat, low cholesterol, low salt, low sugar, low carbohydrate, and more high-quality protein.