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Total Cholesterol/HDL: this ratio is determined when you divide total cholesterol into the HDL cholesterol in the body. For instance, if an individual has total cholesterol of 240 mg/dl and HDL cholesterol of 30 mg/dl, then the Total/HDL ratio gives 8:1. The ideal ratio for the body should be 3.5:1 or below.
How do you calculate the risks of an LDL and HDL cholesterol ratio? The important things used in treatment include the total cholesterol of a person and low density lipoprotein. A person can know his or her cholesterol ratio by dividing total cholesterol by low density lipoprotein. For effective treatment, it is necessary for a person to know his or her exact number of cholesterol levels. A person with low HDL level or elevated LDL level may be at a higher risk.