Information On Cholesterol
Title:
Information On Cholesterol
Word Count:
403
Summary:
Cholesterol is a word associated with bad health, but cholesterol is actually a natural substa
And how is it, then, that the very name, cholesterol, has acquired such bad connotations? Why
Keywords:
cholesterol, health, nutrition
Article Body:
Cholesterol is a word associated with bad health, but cholesterol is actually a natural substa
And how is it, then, that the very name, cholesterol, has acquired such bad connotations? Why
Cholesterol is necessary for our bodies. Our bodies must have it to maintain good health, and
To make cell membranes, giving them stability and durability, particularly in our nerve tissue
To make bile, where it aids in the absorption and transportation of fat soluble vitamins, A, D
To manufacture certain hormones.
The principal source of cholesterol is from our own bodies. It is made primarily by the liver,
Another source of cholesterol is from our diets. Certain foods, such as meat, eggs and whole-f
Cholesterol, like other fats, will not dissolve in liquid, and therefore, it must be carried t
Although cholesterol is a complex substance made up of many subcomponents, the main subcompone
LDL cholesterol is referred to as the ’bad’ cholesterol, because it is one of the main compone
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Information On Cholesterol
Word Count:
403
Summary:
Cholesterol is a word associated with bad health, but cholesterol is actually a natural substa
And how is it, then, that the very name, cholesterol, has acquired such bad connotations? Why
Keywords:
cholesterol, health, nutrition
Article Body:
Cholesterol is a word associated with bad health, but cholesterol is actually a natural substa
And how is it, then, that the very name, cholesterol, has acquired such bad connotations? Why
Cholesterol is necessary for our bodies. Our bodies must have it to maintain good health, and
To make cell membranes, giving them stability and durability, particularly in our nerve tissue
To make bile, where it aids in the absorption and transportation of fat soluble vitamins, A, D
To manufacture certain hormones.
The principal source of cholesterol is from our own bodies. It is made primarily by the liver,
Another source of cholesterol is from our diets. Certain foods, such as meat, eggs and whole-f
Cholesterol, like other fats, will not dissolve in liquid, and therefore, it must be carried t
Although cholesterol is a complex substance made up of many subcomponents, the main subcompone
LDL cholesterol is referred to as the ’bad’ cholesterol, because it is one of the main compone
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