There are various reasons that might affect the health of our hearts. Elevated LDL cholesterol, popularly known as “bad cholesterol”, is considered the primary concern when it comes to risks related to the heart. Unlike other factors such as family history or ageing, which aren’t under our control, LDL cholesterol (LDLC) can be actively managed and kept within the recommended levels.

When the levels are high, LDLC creates plaques in the arteries, causing blockages that restrict the blood flow. This can lead to heart attacks and strokes. This is why it's important to curb LDLC and maintain it to the required levels. Since elevated LDL generally causes no obvious symptoms, getting regular lipid profile checks becomes essential. Being proactive with testing is the first step when dealing wit

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