The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
when these lipoproteins have a PO e on them which is pretty unusual it's about two to five percent if my memory serves me correctly will fact check that it might be different but a very small number of these a PO be 100 s or carrying a Bowie and when they do they actually have much more rapid clearance as in having a Bowie only and not having a beau c3
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if you are lucky enough to have that genetic gift and your LDL happens to contain a name it's half-life is pretty much the same as an ideal they're gone so if they're gone you have enhanced clearance you're a PO be your LDL particle level be much lower
the reason kylos vldls and IDL's get cleared so much more quickly than LDL is the a poly content which is a mega ligand for the LDL receptor
I would bet if they were studied that they don't get heart disease you know because it's being cleared all those particles
apo e is conferring those properties to the lipoprotein that's actually going to