The normal range for LDL (Low-Density Lipoprotein (Bad Cholesterol)) is Below 100 mg/dL (optimal) | Below 130 (near optimal). High LDL may indicate 130-159 is borderline high. 160-189 is high. 190+ is very high. High LDL directl. Ask GoDavaii Health AI to analyze your complete lab report.
Low-Density Lipoprotein (Bad Cholesterol)
LDL is 'bad cholesterol' — it deposits cholesterol in artery walls, forming plaques. High LDL is the #1 risk factor for heart attack.
Unit: mg/dL
130-159 is borderline high. 160-189 is high. 190+ is very high. High LDL directly causes atherosclerosis (artery blockage). Diet, genetics, and lifestyle are main factors.
Very low LDL (below 40) is rare. May indicate malnutrition, hyperthyroidism, or liver problems.
AI-verified traditional Indian remedies. Always consult a doctor for serious conditions.
Soluble fiber in oats directly reduces LDL absorption
Very safe. Add to daily breakfast.
Disclaimer: Reference ranges may vary between laboratories. This is educational information, not medical advice. Upload your complete lab report in the GoDavaii app for AI-powered analysis in context of your health profile.