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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 270513" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>This is just a study interpreted by people that are still of the old way of thinking that LDL is a “bad” cholesterol. The body would never endogenously produce something that’s inherently bad for it. LDL just gets blamed because it does fill in cracks of blood vessels, and can cause blockages. It’s simply doing its job to correct insults within the body. Obv cholesterol has nothing to do with the root causes of all cardiovascular disease.</p><p></p><p>what I wonder is that if there’s less ldl, would there be less cholesterol build up within these cracks? Like would these clots be smaller? Ldl, however, has many health benefits that nobody talks about often. Everyone likes to think of HDL being the only type of cholesterol with health benefits, but LDL has many as well. I’ll link a great vid below where an interventional cardiologist named Dr. Nadir Ali talks about the benefits of LDL, along with going over studies showing that the risk of cardiovascular events/ all cause mortality decreases the higher the persons cholesterol levels are </p><p></p><p>as far as HDL being linked to increasing the risk of getting Alzheimer’s, that’s just insane. Plain and simple lol. I’ll put every cent I have on this not being the case. What will consistently be shown in time is that the higher a persons cholesterol levels are, the less risk of getting Alzheimer’s they will have. Cholesterol is very brain protective. Alzheimer’s and most cardiovascular disease have the same root causes. Chronic inflammation and chronic insulin resistance, to put it broadly. Decreasing chronic inflammation and making our cells as insulin sensitive as possible is the answer to decreasing the risk of getting Alzheimer’s/ dementia, and decreasing the risk of most cardiovascular disease, not decreasing LDL levels. Decreasing LDL levels will cause more harm than good, overall. </p><p></p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]cH_tk6Bn0pM[/MEDIA]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 270513, member: 15043"] This is just a study interpreted by people that are still of the old way of thinking that LDL is a “bad” cholesterol. The body would never endogenously produce something that’s inherently bad for it. LDL just gets blamed because it does fill in cracks of blood vessels, and can cause blockages. It’s simply doing its job to correct insults within the body. Obv cholesterol has nothing to do with the root causes of all cardiovascular disease. what I wonder is that if there’s less ldl, would there be less cholesterol build up within these cracks? Like would these clots be smaller? Ldl, however, has many health benefits that nobody talks about often. Everyone likes to think of HDL being the only type of cholesterol with health benefits, but LDL has many as well. I’ll link a great vid below where an interventional cardiologist named Dr. Nadir Ali talks about the benefits of LDL, along with going over studies showing that the risk of cardiovascular events/ all cause mortality decreases the higher the persons cholesterol levels are as far as HDL being linked to increasing the risk of getting Alzheimer’s, that’s just insane. Plain and simple lol. I’ll put every cent I have on this not being the case. What will consistently be shown in time is that the higher a persons cholesterol levels are, the less risk of getting Alzheimer’s they will have. Cholesterol is very brain protective. Alzheimer’s and most cardiovascular disease have the same root causes. Chronic inflammation and chronic insulin resistance, to put it broadly. Decreasing chronic inflammation and making our cells as insulin sensitive as possible is the answer to decreasing the risk of getting Alzheimer’s/ dementia, and decreasing the risk of most cardiovascular disease, not decreasing LDL levels. Decreasing LDL levels will cause more harm than good, overall. [MEDIA=youtube]cH_tk6Bn0pM[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]
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