Cholesterol Readings
LDL Cholesterol Low density lipoprotein is more known as the "bad" cholesterol. At high levels may possibly cause cholesterol deposits in the walls of the blood streams which increase the risk of possible heart disease. The desirable LDL cholesterol level is below 200 milligrams per deciliter or 200 mg/dL. The borderline limit of LDL is between 200-239mg/dL. It is dangerous if you have a LDL cholesterol level of 240mg/dL above. HDL Cholesterol High density lipoprotein is the "good" cholesterol. High density lipoprotein washes away surplus cholesterol from the tissue to the liver. By which the liver breaks it down and it becomes part of the bile for removal. An HDL level of 40mg/dL is suggested. You must maintain your HDL level within 40mg/dL to 45mg/dL. It should not go below 40mg/dL. Levels above 60mg/dL are said to protect the heart and is beneficial to brain functions because it protect the cerebral blood vessels as well as coronary vessels. Triglycerides Triglycerides are another type of fat. It is pile upd as fat in our body that flows in the blood stream. Almost all of the fats in our diet are triglycerides. Triglycerides are one of the main reasons of heart disease. At high levels, it thickens the blood and may possibly lead to heart attack or stroke due to blood clotting. It is best that you maintain your triglyceride level at 150 below with a borderline limit of 150 to 199. It should not exceed 200 above. In maintaining your cholesterol level, remember, there are no perfect cholesterol readings. Ideal cholesterol readings vary on each person. It will depend on the individual's risk factor (family history, sex, health condition and age.). Though specialist suggest that having a total of over 240mg/dL is an indication of a lifestyle change, because having over 24mg/dL of total cholesterol enhances the risk of having heart problem. The new set of national guidelines recommended that those who have a high blood cholesterol level should be treated every 1 to 2 years. It is perhaps that one can have little benefit if one is being checked every 2-3 months unless one is on some kind of intensive therapy. |
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