Hydration Health - Blood Pressure & Cholesterol
It is well known that heart disease is the number one killer in America. Two big factors contributing to heart disease are high cholesterol and high blood pressure. Let's start with cholesterol and what it is.
Cholesterol is a soft waxy substance called a lipid. It is produced naturally in the liver and is found in all parts of the body, including the nervous system, muscle, skin, liver, intestines and heart.
There are two types of cholesterol, "good", and "bad." Good cholesterol is necessary for bodily functions like making cell walls and acting as a building block to produce much needed hormones, vitamins and acids.
Bad cholesterol comes mainly from the animal fats we eat. Too much cholesterol can be harmful and even deadly.
As your cholesterol rises, your blood flow starts to get blocked. The build up can happen slowly, but in other cases the build up suddenly increases as a chunk of matter breaks off and suddenly blocks the already narrowed opening.
The result can be hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis.) When blood flow to the heart is reduced, so is the amount of oxygen. This can lead to chest pain, a heart attack and even death.
There is no question exercise, diet and nutrition play an important role in lowering your cholesterol. Combine this with our hydration program and you should see a drop in your cholesterol levels and an increase in metabolic rate. Please note, if you have high cholesterol consult your doctor. Our program by itself cannot eliminate high cholesterol.
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