The first paragraph under “Increase Our Cholesterol” is worth reading multiple times... https://twitter.com/SaraTirner/status/1219392923260858376 …pic.twitter.com/G4mHdIYaWi
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I am more on the "what happens to the cholesterol is the most important". The native vs the oxidized LDL. So if the environment is healthy LDL shouldn't be a problem. If it's not then even normal LDL can't save you. @FatEmperor has a graph showing 75% normal LDL in CVD mortality.
Could you share that Twitter threat @FatEmperor? The one with the LDL of people dying of heart disease? I thought I had bookmarked it, but I couldn't find it. 
The LDL per se being an agent of protection is likely true for death from infectious diseases, as well as survival post-heart attack. And these things become more likely CODs as we age. Death itself becomes much more likely as we age. LDL is also associated with lower T2DM risk.
But since high LDL is implicated in causing those issues, it's a bit of a moot point. Obesity is protective for people on dialysis, for example
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