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5. Lipids / Cardiovascular Disease / Problem 1
Problem 1
A public health analyst must prioritize a population intervention to shift lipoprotein profiles. Which single intervention is most likely to reduce population LDL and VLDL and thereby lower atherosclerotic disease burdens, and why?
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Prohibit all physical activity programs because exercise increases HDL transiently but paradoxically raises LDL and VLDL permanently.
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Implement policies to reduce excess refined carbohydrate and caloric intake because lowering hepatic substrate for VLDL production decreases VLDL secretion and downstream LDL formation.
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Provide free cholesterol supplements to the population since adding dietary cholesterol always lowers endogenous LDL and VLDL synthesis.
D
Mandate daily low‑dose alcohol consumption for everyone because ethanol universally eliminates VLDL production and increases HDL instantly with no downside.
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