CHOLESTEROL AND ATHEROSCLEROSIS - FIRST SYMPTOMS, RISK FACTORS AND USEFUL TIPS FOR PREVENTION!
Cholesterol gets a bad rap, but in fact, most of it is made in our liver. The part of cholesterol that we take in with food creates a problem. When too much #cholesterol circulates in the bloodstream, it can slowly build up on the inner walls of the arteries and, along with other substances, form cholesterol plaques. This is a thick, hard plaque that narrows the arteries and limits their flexibility and the amount of blood that passes through them. This condition is also known as #atherosclerosis. If a clot or blockage forms in a narrowed artery of the heart or brain, it can lead to a heart attack or stroke. Triglycerides are also produced in our body. Their increase can be due to being overweight or obese, #diabetes, lack of physical activity, smoking, excessive alcohol consumption or a diet with a lot of fast carbohydrates. People with high triglycerides often also have high levels of total cholesterol. Here are the symptoms to watch out for. Gas, bloating, heaviness and indigestion are among the most common symptoms. They are accompanied by bad breath and dry mouth, as well as a feeling of heaviness around the liver. Sometimes it even happens that intolerance to certain foods occurs. Elevated cholesterol levels often lead to a number of health problems.
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