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First document7 Surprising Facts About Cholesterol - Oncquest Blog- Your Health GuideOpen original ↗
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7 Surprising Facts About Cholesterol - Oncquest Blog- Your Health Guide
3. High cholesterol can be hereditary – Genetics is the main influencing factor for high levels of LDL or bad cholesterol. In fact, only 25% of cholesterol is due to diet and other lifestyle factors while 74% of cholesterol is due to genes.
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Causes of High Cholesterol
2. Lack of Physical Activity: Sedentary lifestyles contribute to weight gain and can lower levels of high-density lipoprotein (HDL) or “good” cholesterol. 3. Obesity : Being overweight or obese is often linked to higher levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or “bad” cholesterol.
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4. Children too can have high cholesterol – Contrary to what most of us think that high cholesterol is an adult issue, children too get affected by it. As suggested by the National Health Institute, kids should get a cholesterol screening starting at the age of 10.
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Causes of High Cholesterol
4. Genetics : Family history plays a significant role. If parents or siblings have high cholesterol, there may be a genetic predisposition. 5. Age and Gender: Cholesterol levels tend to rise with age. Women may experience an increase in cholesterol levels after menopause.
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7 Surprising Facts About Cholesterol - Oncquest Blog- Your Health Guide
7. Women have fluctuating cholesterol levels during their lifetime – Women may experience a roller coaster ride in their cholesterol levels over their lifespan. Pregnant women may have high cholesterol to support baby’s brain development. However, they may come back to normal post-pregnancy. As they age, their LDL level gradually goes up and their HDL levels decline. It’s important to get your cholesterol checked at regular intervals to take steps for prevention and treatment. Book a test now to know about your HDL (good), LDL (bad) or triglyceride levels. To get hassle-free, lab-like tests at home, call – 011-30611467/432.
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Causes of High Cholesterol
6. Smoking : Tobacco smoke not only damages blood vessels but also lowers HDL cholesterol. 7. Medical Conditions: Underlying health issues such as diabetes, hypothyroidism, or kidney diseases can impact cholesterol metabolism.