There Are Different Types of HDL Cholesterol
into subtypes HDL1 and HDL2. Both reduce heart risk factors, but HDL2 is far superior and provides more protection than HDL1.
Cardiologists and holistic health practitioners have much more to learn about HDL fractions and cholesterol guidelines, and it may turn out that some HDL can be just as harmful, perhaps even more so, than oxidized LDL. We are hearing, for instance, that there are some types of HDL that are pro-inflammatory. This is an area in which we are still learning—and need to learn more yet.
In the meanwhile, I urge you to do what you can to maintain healthy cholesterol. That would include not smoking, exercising regularly, and adhering to a good cholesterol lowering diet.
For more information about cholesterol guidelines and other tips on maintaining healthy cholesterol, visit www.drsinatra.com.
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