High cholesterol in the blood are one of the many risk factors for serious health issues. Heart disease is on the rise causing heart attacks and strokes, even in the younger generation.
Your body requires a certain amount of cholesterol for proper functioning of the cells nerves brain, immune system and hormones. Lipoproteins transfer cholesterol these in the blood.
We have LDL and HDL The LDL transfers cholesterol from the liver, where it is produced in the cells that require it.. HDL picks up excess cholesterol from the cells and takes it back to the liver, where it is broken down and excreted from the body or reprocessed. Your body gets in trouble when the cholesterol is overproduced and the HDL is overtaxed and can’t get rid of it. Elevated cholesterol levels are often caused by the standard American diet. It can also be caused from diabetes. Elevated stress factors for prolonged periods of time can disrupt how the body metabolizes cholesterol and thereby increases.
The typical medical management for cholesterol is statin medications. While they may be necessary in some cases, many doctors prescribe them as a matter of routine- because they are afraid their patients won’t take the necessary lifestyle changes that can lower cholesterol naturally.
One theory is that cholesterol is caused by oxidation due to free radicals in the system. Free radicals are like pac men damaging cellular matrix. Free radicals are the by-product of both energy produced by the body’s cells and exposure to pollutants, radiation, medications, and high fats in diet. Oxidation of the cholesterol causes inflammation and plaque buildup in the blood vessel wall which slows down blood flow through the arteries, This causes damage in the artery walls.
Poor diet, Hereditary tendency, Diabetes, Hypothyroidism, Hormone imbalance and of course high Stress levels.
Symptoms: Hard to breathe after exertion, Dizziness , Poor Circulation, Mentally confused.
Foods to Avoid: Sugar products, Alcohol, Soda, Candy, Hydrogenated fats in food, Baked goods in food, crackers, margarine and types of vegetable shortening used for frying or baking.
Nutritional Recommendations: Pantetheine , Red Yeast Rice, Gooseberry, Gynostemmna Pentophyllum , Vitamin E, Green Tea, Phytosterol Complex. Green Tea and anti-oxidants for the free radicals.
THESE STATEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN EVALUATED BY THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT INTENDED TO DIAGNOSE TREAT, CURE OR PREVENT ANY DISEASE.ALL ADVICE GIVEN IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND NOT INTENDED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR ADVICE FROM YOUR PHYSICIANS OR OTHER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS. CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN AND/OR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL BEFORE STARTING ANY SUPPLEMENTATION PROGRAM.
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