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What is the difference between LDL and VLDL?

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To prevent VLDL and LDL from clogging your arteries, follow a diet to lower cholesterol and consume antioxidant rich fruits and vegetables.

Be sure to sign up for the free e-course How to Lower Cholesterol in 8 Simple Steps.

Let's see what you learned! Take Lisa's latest quiz and test your LDL and VLDL knowledge.

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