Food that we eat with cholesterol has less impact on blood
cholesterol. food with cholesterol for some people has very little
impact on blood cholesterol level, it does not increase their heart
disease risk. Our body regulates cholesterol in the blood by
controlling its cholesterol production. when we eat less
cholesterol or no cholesterol, actually the presence of cholesterol
in the blood that raises the cholesterol level. Bad cholesterol in
our body has a link with heart disease. our body makes cholesterol
much higher than what we eat. so avoiding food with cholesterol it
is not mean that we will not get cholesterol in our body. In our
body, 85% of cholesterol is circulated by the liver in our
body.
Egg dishes, beef dishes, and regular cheese that contribute to
increasing liver cholesterol. Egg contains less saturated fatty
acids that have dietary choline important for liver and muscle
function. inadequate intake of these products also causes negative
outcomes.
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