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If Good cholesterol(hdl or high density lipoprotein) increses it helps to reduce other bad cholesterol components.if we compare between 2018 and 2019
Thenwe can see total triglycerides ( bad cholesterol increase chance of heart disease,)LDL(low density lipoprotein high levels hardened and narrowed blood vessels)
And good cholesterol level is increased in 2019
Total cholesterol will be bad that time when it will cross 200 and here it's within 200
So in my opinion risk of heart disease is decreased
As we can see position points are more than negative points.
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