Lower your cholesterol level

November 7, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Cholesterol, Health News 

Having a high cholesterol level is a life threatening problem and is usually caused through leading what is considered an unhealthy lifestyle connected with a bad diet, smoking, high salt intake, excessive alcohol levels, and obesity. In most people, their cholesterol level reflects the amount of fat that they eat, although this is not the full story as different people who eat the same amount of fat can make different amounts of cholesterol. However, as a rule of thumb keeping fat levels down will mean a reduction in your fat levels.

The medical profession consider that high cholesterol is a killer disease, especially when linked with high blood pressure so keeping it under control is vital for those wishing to lead a long healthy life. High cholesterol can run in families and these groups should be especially vigilant. Controlling cholesterol levels may not be achieved by diet alone and medication in the form of Crestor, combined with a sensible diet can reduce high cholesterol levels.

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