Lifestyle changes, like switching up fat sources in your diet or adding more exercise to your weekly routine, may help reduce “bad” LDL cholesterol. If those changes aren’t enough ...

Statins may cause undesirable side effects GETTY Wilkinson explained that foods rich in phytosterols include sesame seeds, edamame, kidney beans, split and green peas, broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels ...

“Six cups of boiled coffee a day will raise your cholesterol by around 10 per cent,” says Iggman. At the other end of the scale, coffee which is made with a paper filter turned out to be the ...

The foods you eat can be one of the most significant contributors to high cholesterol. Generally, foods high in saturated fat (considered an unhealthy fat) are the biggest culprits when it comes to ...

“Lipids make up to 30% [of the dry weight] of living cells. But people think of them only as shells,” Sven Gould, an evolutionary cell biologist at the Institute for Molecular Evolution in ...

Asis Bala, an Associate Professor and Nasrin Sultana, a DST INSPIRE Senior Research Fellow. They incorporated the material – the silk fibre, into a cellulose nitrate membrane to create an electrical ...

I usually avoided fried foods because I have high cholesterol, but on this trip I decided I would eat whatever I wanted … within reason. I was there, after all, to learn how to enjoy life again. In ...

The ideal range is below 200 mg/dL. If your cholesterol is in the range of 200 to 239 mg/dL, you have a borderline risk of heart disease. If it is 240 and above, the risk is higher. If you have ...

Following ischemic white matter damage, microglia are responsible for phagocytosing and degrading cholesterol-rich myelin debris, storing them as lipid droplets. However, our understanding of how ...

You can check out at any time. More info A particular beverage has been found to have a 'beneficial effect' on total cholesterol (TC) when consumed regularly. This green drink is packed with ...