Other things like being overweight, having high blood sugar, or eating badly are even bigger causes of heart disease than high cholesterol alone.

Cardiovascular risk persists despite low LDL cholesterol levels if concomitant metabolic syndrome, hypertension, chronic inflammation, or dysglycemia remain unaddressed.

High LDL cholesterol doesn’t actually raise your chances of getting heart disease, according to some studies that question the long-standing belief about cholesterol and heart health.

High cholesterol might not be the main reason for heart disease, and having too little cholesterol could actually be risky — so the old idea that cholesterol causes heart problems might not tell the whole story, especially for preventing heart issues in healthy people.

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Eating cholesterol doesn’t reliably raise bad cholesterol, and when it does, it also raises good cholesterol just as much, so your overall heart risk doesn’t change.