By Ibinu Vadakkan Dec 12, 2024
Cholesterol is a fatty substance your body needs, but too much can harm your heart. Balance is key!
LDL cholesterol, often called 'bad cholesterol,' can clog your arteries if it’s too high.
High cholesterol sneaks up silently, raising risks of heart attacks and strokes.
Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) carries cholesterol through your blood—but too much spells trouble.
Bad cholesterol' sticks to your artery walls, making them narrow and stiff over time.
Unhealthy diets, lack of exercise, and genetics can push your LDL levels higher.
Eat more fiber, exercise regularly, and talk to your doctor about medications if needed.
Regular check-ups can catch high cholesterol early. Prevention starts with awareness!