A new study reveals that high HDL cholesterol may increase glaucoma risk, challenging the notion of it being entirely beneficial. Research on 400,000 adults shows elevated HDL levels are linked to higher glaucoma chances, especially in men over 55. Conversely, higher levels of traditionally bad LDL cholesterol might lower this risk, raising questions about cholesterol’s role in eye health. A new study reveals that high HDL cholesterol may increase glaucoma risk, challenging the notion of it being entirely beneficial. Research on 400,000 adults shows elevated HDL levels are linked to higher glaucoma chances, especially in men over 55. Conversely, higher levels of traditionally bad LDL cholesterol might lower this risk, raising questions about cholesterol’s role in eye health. Health and Fitness, Health Tips, Exercises & Workout Tips, Diet & Wellness | Times of India Lifestyle
