Hello, lab results without history information cannot be fully evaluated. I ll give you the best I can with what you ve shared. I ve noticed his fasting glucose which is too high and indicates diabetes mellitus. Does he receive treatment for diabetes? Is he fat or is he skinny? Does he have a family history for diabetes (what type)? His cholesterol levels (particulary LDL and HDL) are not great either. Diabetes and lipid disorders is a bad combination. He should start a statin, adopt a healthy diet and engage in a daily physical activity program - if not contraindicated by other medical conditions. I ve noticed his liver function tests also, which indicate minor liver damage. This could be a fatty liver, among other conditions. Fatty liver is a fairly common finding in diabetics, particularly the fat ones. Does he drink alcohol? What kind of medication is he using, if any? I would suggest further liver evaluation with ultrasound and repeat testing with liver function tests. Discussing about treatment I need to clarify the following: - about diabetes: treatment depends on the type of diabetes and how serious it is. This needs further evaluation with history information and a glycosylated hemoglobin measurement. A good start for type 2 diabetes is metformin. For type 1 diabetes only insulin can be used. - about cholesterol: I usually start patients like him with atorvastatin 20mg once every night. - about diet: maintain a healthy body weight and avoid fatty foods and sugar. Eating a lot of fiber can help in glucose and lipid regulation. Kind Regards!