Constant breakthroughs concerning the treatment of high cholesterol. Understanding the differences between LDL and HDL and how diet can effect your normal cholesterol level and why reducing cholesterol or by having lower cholesterol levels often leads to a healthier life.
"It is possible to eat healthy and actually enjoy the food that gets you there. Today's Your Life section of the Sun Herald kicks things off with a trio of recipes including one for oatmeal you can cook overnight and positively look forward to for breakfast.
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:41 PM
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"When it comes to cholesterol, most of us worry about too much of the "bad" kind, low-density lipoprotein (LDL). It causes plaque to build up in and potentially block the arteries that supply your heart with blood."
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:39 PM
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"About 20 percent of Americans have high cholesterol and about a third are considered borderline. Having high cholesterol means a higher risk of heart disease -- the country's No. 1 killer of men and women."
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:25 PM
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"Young men with high cholesterol levels have a higher risk of dying from heart disease later in life, and an overall shorter life expectancy than those with normal cholesterol levels, report US researchers."
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:51 PM
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"A large number of adults with both high blood pressure and high cholesterol are not receiving treatment, a study shows."
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:48 PM
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"If you have high blood cholesterol -- like an estimated 100 million Americans -- then chances are you're trying to change the way you eat."
posted by Healthy Wealthy & Wise @ 3:46 PM
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