The progress that has been made in research development regarding how the body produces and regulates cholesterol
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Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Cholesterol Metabolism.
- Regulation of Cholesterol Synthesis.
- The Body's Use of Cholesterol.
- Cellular Sterol Content.
- Bile Acid Synthesis.
- Drugs to Lower Cholesterol.
- Conclusion
Abstract
In recent years, cholesterol has become a topic of paramount concern for public health. research on cholesterol has shown that increased levels of this compound in the bloodstream can increase an individual's risk for the development of a host of chronic health problems including coronary heart disease and atherosclerosis. Despite the fact that cholesterol has been viewed as a negative component of an individual's diet, research on the compound clearly shows that cholesterol is essential for the proper function of the human body. As such, there is a clear impetus for individuals to understand the benefits and drawbacks of cholesterol in the human body.
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