It DOES get better. Once you get over the initial shock of learning you're a candidate for the complications of high cholesterol, you can do what you need to do for yourself and your family. When I think of straying I remember my doctor's jolting admonition: "You have three goals: no heart attack, no stroke and no death". ... Read more
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I am 59, LDL is 250, HDL 34, trigl. 143 since 2002. How can HDL be raised?
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