One result is a snapshot. Time makes a trajectory.

Calculate illustrative LDL concentration × duration across explicit intervals. This is arithmetic for organizing a clinician conversation, not a personal risk score or treatment recommendation.

Prediction before reveal
Bundled example ready: age 20 to 35.
Clinical boundary: mg-years here is illustrative arithmetic, not a validated individual risk measure. Do not use it to diagnose disease or choose medication.
Unchanged2,175
Earlier change1,950
Difference225
Illustrative change10.3% lower
Earlier change lowers concentration × time.Prediction confirmed.
TrajectoryAge spanYearsLDLmg-years

Why: 145 × 15 years = 2,175 mg-years in the unchanged illustration.

What it cannot say: this difference does not determine personal cardiovascular risk or treatment.

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