Over the last couple of years I have met some individual that have a
ratio of total cholesterol to high density lipoproteins (chol/HDL)
that is below the normal range.  At first thought, an individual might
think that this is good, cholesterol are low-HDL are high.  However,
all of the people seemed to have dieted themselves into a very low
muscle mass.  Question: Could this "abnorally" low reading be good as
far as heart disease is concern, but bad for some other aspect of
their health?