Basic Information About Cholesterol

Post on 04-Dec-2014

588 views 2 download

Tags:

description

This site is very informative about Cholesterol. I am hoping you will benefit from this..

Transcript of Basic Information About Cholesterol

BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT CHOLESTEROL

Cholesterol is located in every cell of the body. It is an oily, waxy ingredient that is involved with the making of chemicals, membranes, Vitamin D, bile acids or other tissue in your body. It also insulates the senses in our bodies. Cholesterol is generally created in the liver yet we get it from our diet. 

The volume of cholesterol in your body depend upon distinct aspects, like the pace of making in the liver, the rate of clearance of cholesterol levels from our bodies, the volume of fat intake specially saturated fat so the volume of cholesterol ingestion.The excess cholesterol in your body circulates in the veins. Because of good level of cholesterol, small particles clog the bloodstream which improves the risk of cardiovascular diseases or stroke.

Different types of Cholesterol 

LDL (Low-Density Lipoprotein) cholesterol is the poor form of cholesterol. This sort of cholesterol typically clogs the blood vessels or increases the danger of a stroke and heart attack. HDL (High-Density Lipoprotein) is the great form of cholesterol which will help clean up the LDL from the blood or decreases the risk of diseases or strokes.

Different types of Cholesterol 

Cholesterol & Heart Disease 

Higher cholesterol stage is the biggest cause of heart diseases. Research implies that decreasing the blood cholesterol could lead to a collect the circumstance of stroke or heart problems. The reason behind it is because with reduce amount of cholesterol, there is small plaque formed in the bloodstream. This reduces the chances of an artery getting blocked. Reduce cholesterol or blockage in the arterial walls will even benefit the flow of blood easily that can reduce blood pressure.

Reasons which increase Cholesterol level: 

Excess weight or Obesity 

Poor eating habits 

Smoking

Daily Stress 

Heredity factor 

Over Alcohol consumption 

Good or typical eating style 

Physical actions or exercise 

• Losing weight or keeping it 

For More information Visit us: www.healthyinside.info