There are many ways a high fat diet contributes to heart disease but the most important and common of all is through bad cholesterol. When you say ‘bad cholesterol’ it implies that there is another one that is ‘good cholesterol’ - so how do you differentiate between the two?
The basic difference between these [...]

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Coronary heart disease is still the most dangerous disease affecting Americans and also millions of others throughout the world and it accounts for as many as a million people dying of it each year. In fact, even if you put together the next seven killer diseases, coronary heart disease will still prove to be bigger [...]

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Wherever you turn there is nowadays an active campaign against cholesterol, which is one of the most critical factors that causes heart attack in people as young as 45 years of age. By the way, did you know that not all cholesterol is bad? Cholesterol comes in two types, but it depends on what [...]

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