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.
LDL what LDL stands for our low-density lipoproteins and what they mean by that is that last L lipoproteins that's lipid carrying proteins they carry lipids and cholesterol is a lipid and so when they say your LDL is high what they really mean is the total amount of cholesterol found in all of these carriers these low-density lipoprotein carriers when added together that's high for a certain unit of blood
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LDL cholesterol is sort of a carrier for LDL I should say low-density lipoprotein is a carrier for the cholesterol molecule which is a steroid backbone molecule and then also in an LDL particle is a triglyceride are triglycerides so it's a bus essentially or a boat the Dave uses a lot of his talks that carries triglycerides and these cholesterol molecules
it's an important carrier molecule this is what it's necessary for