""Just like your LDL can't be too low, your HDL can't be too high," says Dr. Lori Mosca, head of preventive cardiology at Columbia University. "I have patients with HDL over 120, and I tell them that's probably how long they will live.""

LDL going too low, and they won't live to 120 ... there IS other diseases than heart disease, and other causes of death. Of course, one would first need to believe that big fluffy LDL particles would cause heart disease too. Or cholesterol at all would cause heart disease...

A tool like hammer existing does not make nails struck into wood without something that FORCES the hammer to strike.