The provided context does not contain specific information on the relationship between LDL cholesterol and sport. In general, regular physical activity favorably affects the lipid profile: it increases HDL, lowers triglycerides, and can modestly reduce LDL. Additionally, exercise improves LDL particle size (fewer small, dense LDL). The evidence comes from epidemiological and interventional studies, but effects vary by training type, intensity, and genetics. Without direct context sources, the assessment remains limited. A conservative conclusion: sport is an important component of cardiovascular prevention but not a substitute for pharmacological therapy when LDL is high.
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