High Cholesterol Can Cause Bone Loss
High cholesterol, which is a known factor for the decrease in heart health may harm more than our cardiovascular systems and lead to bone loss, say researchers including one of Indian-origin.
Moderation and balance are key to not just healthy cholesterol but healthy life in general. Eating nutrient dense and balanced food that fights inflammation is just one of them. Here are some good and bad ...
Eating These Foods May Help Regulate Cholesterol Naturally
Bad cholesterol forms a layer of plaque on the walls of arteries, which makes it difficult for the blood to flow in its natural pace, which further contributes to high blood pressure and in worse ...
5 Fruits You Should Include In Your Cholesterol Diet
One of the most common conditions faced by people of today's generation is that of their high 'cholesterol' levels, which is taking a toll on their heart health. What was earlier seen as a problem ...
More Than Half of Delhi Battles With High Cholesterol Levels
While a majority of the Indian population battles malnutrition, the residents of Delhi battle high cholesterol levels. A study suggests that almost 58 percent of Delhiites have high cholesterol levels, and this serious problem seems ...
High Cholesterol May Increase the Risk of Breast Cancer
High blood cholesterol remains one of the biggest health related concerns all over the world. Cholesterol stands for a kind of fat (lipid) in the blood that, after a point of time, starts building up ...
6 Most Effective Home Remedies For Cholesterol
Some commonly used kitchen ingredients can help in controlling high cholesterol levels.
High Cholesterol Levels May Make it Harder to Get Pregnant
If you're trying to get pregnant or are planning to in the near future, then it might be a good idea to get your cholesterol levels checked. Research suggests that high cholesterol levels may impair ...
Youth Falling Prey to High Cholesterol Levels, Reveals Survey
Twenty three percent of Delhi youth below 19 years of age have high cholesterol levels, a study revealed here on Monday. The study that was conducted by Raman Puri, chairman of Lipid Association of India ...
Don't Blame Your Genes for High Cholesterol
Genetic mutations that can be blamed for unusually high cholesterol are far rarer than previously thought, existing in only about two percent of the population.