LDL-Low density lipoprotein (60 ml)

LDL may help manage Cholesterol. Cholesterol (C27H45OH) is a sterol, a combination of steroid and alcohol first identified in 1784 in a solid form in gallstones. Cholesterol does not dissolve in or travel through water easily, lipoproteins act as molecular suitcases to carry cholesterol through the bloodstream Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol is considered “bad” because it deposits excess cholesterol in blood vessel walls, contributing to heart disease. The buildup can narrow the arteries and make it harder for blood to flow through them. The buildup can also lead to dangerous blood clots inflammation and elevated glyceride.