A Normal Blood Cholesterol Level

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Total cholesterol (chol) = 3-5 mmol/L – overall amount of cholesterol in your blood
HDL (‘good’) cholesterol. Target level = >1 mmol/L – may make you less likely to have a heart attack or stroke
Non-HDL/LDL (‘bad’) cholesterol. Target level = <4 mmol/L – may make you less likely to have a heart attack or stroke
Triglyceride (TG). Target level = <1.7 mmol/L
Cholesterol/HDL ratio = <4.

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