Think you’re in the clear because your cholesterol is “normal”? Think again. There’s another, often overlooked marker that may silently increase your cardiovascular risk—lipoprotein(a). In this eye-opening video, we explore why health-conscious individuals need to pay attention to more than just LDL and HDL. Lipoprotein(a), a genetically inherited particle similar to LDL but with a dangerous twist, can promote both plaque buildup and vascular inflammation—double trouble for your heart. Unlike traditional cholesterol, this risk factor cannot be controlled through diet, exercise, or other healthy lifestyle habits alone. In fact, even the most rigorous healthy living routine may have no effect on your lipoprotein(a) levels. We break down the science behind how this molecule contributes to heart attacks, what current therapies can and can’t do, and why testing for lipoprotein(a) might be crucial—especially if heart disease runs in your family. For those fanatical about optimizing their health, understanding lipoprotein(a) could be the missing piece in your prevention strategy. Don’t miss this essential guide to safeguarding your heart
