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    Heart Disease Facts

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    attacks‚ making heart disease the number one leading cause of the death in the U.S. (“Heart Disease Facts”). There are many causes that have been linked to heart disease such as high blood pressure‚ diabetes‚ and smoking‚ too much alcohol‚ high cholesterol‚ and caffeine consumption (“What Causes Heart Disease”). Many of these heart problems can be solved by changing health and life choices. We are going to focus on the relationship between heart disease

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    Choolesterol Synthesis

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    The first cholesterol promoter is the dietary cholesterol. When intracellular cholesterol concentration decreases the (sterol regulatory element-binding proteins)SREBP and (SREBP cleavage-activating protein)SCAP is escorted to the Golgi complex .There‚ two proteolytic cleavages of SREBP release a regulatory fragment which enters the nucleus and activates transcription of its target genes‚ including HMG-CoA reductase ‚LDL receptor protein and a number of other proteins needed for lipid synthesis.(3)

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    Choolesterol And Steroids

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    What is cholesterol and steroids?? Cholesterol is a type of fat in your blood. Steroids are fake hormones that can improve strength and muscle mass. We all have cholesterol but only a little so they can help your organs grow. We all also have natural steroids to help us grow in many ways. Having too much cholesterol can cause heart attacks and/or strokes. Having blood test can tell how much cholesterol you have in your body. There are two types of cholesterol in your body. HDL is a good kind of

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    children with URI Retinal eye exams Glucose testing Glucose control LDL cholesterol screening Rating health plan Breast cancer screening LDL cholesterol control Customer service Cervical cancer screening Monitoring kidney disease Other Preventive Services Early immunizations Chlamydia screening Lead Screening Heart Disease Controlling high blood pressure LDL cholesterol screening LDL cholesterol control Smoking advice Stop-smoking strategies Stop-smoking medications

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    The chylomicron has very important roles in the dietary process. This chylomicron act as the carrier of the cholesterol and also some fats (exogenous fats) to the large body veins through the lymph systems. The function of the chylomicron is to deliver the cholesterol into the liver. The other function of the chylomicron is by transfer the presence of the dietary fats to the adipose tissue and also to the muscle of the body. The VLDL‚ is the abbreviation of the Very Low Densities Lipoprotein.

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    Oats

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    Oats and the Effects on Cholesterol Do they really lower cholesterol or is the claim used for marketing schemes? Studies have been done‚ and they show that eating Oatmeal does lower cholesterol. According to an article written by Charles G. Humble‚ Oatmeal’s fiber content (7%) is low compared to that of oat brans (15-26%). The study that was done showed that oat bran consumption was associated with twelve percent reduction in total cholesterol compared with wheat bran consumption. In this

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    Statistic Investigation

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    Statistics Investigation Introduction A new drug was developed that was claimed to lower the cholesterol level in humans. A leading heart specialist was interested to know if the claim made by the company selling the drug was accurate. They enlisted the help of 50 patients. They agreed to take part in an experiment in which 25 patients would be randomly allocated to a group that would take the new drug and the other 25 would take an identical looking pill that was a placebo (a sugar pill that

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    control high blood pressure and cholesterol What is cholesterol? Cholesterol is a type of fatty substance that your body uses to make certain hormones‚ produce vitamin D‚ and build healthy cells. Our bodies’ produces some of it gets some from the foods we eat. When the level of cholesterol in your blood is higher than what is believed to be healthy‚ it considers as a serious condition that increases the risk of cardiovascular disease. The higher your blood cholesterol level‚ the greater your risk

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    Benecol was launched in 1955 by the company Raisio in Finland (“Benecol‚” 2010). Benecol has become a successful additive to multiple product lines due to its unique ingredient of plant stanol ester. The ingredient has been proven to reduce cholesterol levels and can easily be added to any food (Grant‚ 2010). Raisio‚ up until 1997‚ produced much of the plant stanol it needed and was self-sufficient in its exploitation of stanol ester technology (Grant‚ 2010). Raisio then made the decision to become

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    Saturated fats are mostly in meats‚ dairy products and tropical oils. Saturated fat raises both bad cholesterol and good cholesterol‚ while trans-fat only raises bad cholesterol. This makes trans fats technically worse than saturated fats. The better fats would be monounsaturated and polyunsaturated. Monounsaturated will lower your cholesterol‚ and unlike polyunsaturated they do not lower your good cholesterol. Your best fats would be the omega-3s (fish oil). This fat has shown to protect people from sudden

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