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Why Oxidized LDL Causes Plaque, Not Cholesterol Alone LDL cholesterol isn’t inherently harmful; its function is to help repair damaged blood vessel walls. The real problem begins when LDL becomes small and oxidized, triggering inflammation that leads to plaque formation. Understanding this difference explains why inflammation and LDL quality... show more
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Spot on.

If you survived your first heart attack, your goal is now to never face a second heart attack. Here's my tips on how to recover from the first and reduce your chances of another:

How do I know if my ldl is being oxidized or not?

Let’s work on your own health. Time to lose 50lbs, and begin an exercise routine. If you want to influence others, then you need to start with you as an example of health. I would love for you to post your personal lipid values as well and what drugs you are taking to keep them in check.

Actually, I think the final nail in the coffin of cholesterol plaque is when the oxidised LDL attracts calcium. Relatively high levels of calcium in the blood occur when you have magnesium deficiency.

Good to know

we really need to pay more attention to oxidative stress and inflammation

I wrote PhD work about lipids but I was never aware of this:,, LDL function is to help repair damaged blood vessel walls.” Please, can you give me reference?
