- LDL-C cholesterol is bad because it contributes to plaque, a built up, thick deposit that clogs blood vessels and makes them less flexible. These plaque deposits can lead to atherosclerosis, peripheral artery disease, heart attacks, or strokes. LEARN MORE
- By increasing absorption of LDL-C into your cells, it reduces the amount in your blood and the chance of plaque being built up.
- This leads to a decreased risk of developing potentially life threatening medical conditions. If you already have one of the above conditions, it slows the disease progression.
