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Low density cholesterol is considered as bad cholesterol and patients are advised to keep it at a lower level.

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Answered by ItsCuteBoy
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Your HDL, which is high-density lipoprotein, is the good cholesterol. That one is important in reducing the plaque and taking it back to the liver. ... So we focus on driving the LDL as low as we need to, depending on your risk. That way, we prevent further plaque build-up and reduce your risk of heart disease.

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Your HDL, which is high-density lipoprotein, is the good cholesterol. That one is important in reducing the plaque and taking it back to the liver. ... So we focus on driving the LDL as low as we need to, depending on your risk.That way, we prevent further plaque build-up and reduce your risk of heart disease

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