Paul Saladino· MD
is the LDL sacrificing itself in protecting the body and getting oxidized so really then your whole Paradigm changes that hey LDL is not a bad player it's trying to protect us
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
is the LDL sacrificing itself in protecting the body and getting oxidized so really then your whole Paradigm changes that hey LDL is not a bad player it's trying to protect us
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This is a picture of LDL you can see there is a lipid monol layer here it's a ball there's a large particle here called apob This Is A protein that identifies LDL now what they're depicting in this picture is pro-inflammatory oxidized phospholipids these red things again this is just a cartoon but this is very interesting to think about this
LDL is probably a repository for oxidized phospholipids and there are definitely people who believe that LP littlea is a sacrificial lamb is a repository of oxidized phospholipids