One needs to escape America and AMA propaganda to see how and what people actually do eat in other societies.
IMO Americans are grossly overdiagnosed and overmedicated, and cholesterol is one of the biggest myths of all. It's an issue in continual medical dispute, was actually said NOT TO BE A PROBLEM a few years ago, then it was made a problem again, and now the allowable numbers have been ratcheted down so low that large percentages of the American population are taking anti-cholesterol medications, which is precisely the point of the article above.
Viewed from afar, America has become a paranoid hypochondriac nation and is prescribed WAYYYYYY too many drugs.
I get a feeling you don’t.
Do a little reading and you will find that high LDL is a significant contributor to the 1.5 million heart attacks in the US each year. 500,000 die each year.
If high cholesterol is not a major driver of heart attacks, then what is?
Publish a paper with your studies and you will be rich and famous!!!