LDL and HDL are two forms of cholesterol associated with heart health. Keeping them within an optimal range reduces your risk of heart disease. Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M.S., RD ...

You may even be aware that older people tend to need to get up more often at night to pee ― that too has “normal” ranges that change ... 125–200 mg/dl Non-HDL: Less than 130 mg/dl LDL ...

The good cholesterol, called HDL, plays the role of actually trying to clear cholesterol deposits from the walls of your artery, and it's those deposits on the wall of the artery that can rupture ...