✔ For Bilirubin No treatment needed. Repeat LFT after 3–6 months only if: • Symptoms like jaundice • Fatigue • Dark urine • Or ALT increases further Otherwise, no action required. ⸻ ✔ For Low HDL (Important) To increase HDL naturally: • 30–40 minutes brisk walking daily • Strength training 3 times/week • Stop smoking (if applicable) • Reduce refined carbs • Increase nuts, seeds, olive oil • Include fatty fish twice weekly Medicines are usually NOT required for isolated low HDL if LDL is normal.

✔ Mild variation in direct bilirubin is common ✔ ALT slightly borderline can occur due to fatty liver, gym workouts, or diet ✔ Maintain healthy weight ✔ Avoid alcohol excess ✔ Repeat lipid profile yearly Overall, this report is largely normal with only slightly low HDL, which is lifestyle-correctable. If you share his age, weight, alcohol intake, and exercise pattern, I can give a more tailored cardiovascular risk assessment — and if you want a detailed interpretation with preventive planning, booking an online consultation would help us assess his long-term risk properly rather than just looking at numbers in isolation.