Re:“No convincing evidence” that depression is caused by low...
by imtringued on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @03:50AM
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> There is lots of data to suggest elevated LDL is a risk of cardiovascular disease and that high HDL lower risk.
There is zero data to suggest that once you adjust for oxidized/damaged LDL.
Smokers don't have elevated LDL but they still suffer the effects of inflammation/oxidization that ultimately lead to cardiovascular disease. If you want to guarantee cardiovascular disease just eat straight up oxidized cholesterol in the form of trans fats.
There is zero data to suggest that once you adjust for oxidized/damaged LDL.
Smokers don't have elevated LDL but they still suffer the effects of inflammation/oxidization that ultimately lead to cardiovascular disease. If you want to guarantee cardiovascular disease just eat straight up oxidized cholesterol in the form of trans fats.