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Cholesterol isn't necessarily harmful for us since our body requires it for making vitamin D, hormones and digestive fluids. However having too much LDL (low density lipoprotein or bad cholesterol) in the body can trigger problems of the heart and increase the risk for heart attack and stroke. In this article we are going to discuss the kinds of health issues that might occur due to a high level of cholesterol in the body. Risk Of Atherosclerosis When there is an excess of LDL in our body it tends to build up in the arteries making them clogged and inflexible. The stiffness of the arteries is a condition called atherosclerosis. Blood doesn't pass easily through the hardened arteries which is why our heart has to overwork for pushing the blood through the stiff arteries. Once your arteries start to clog up, there is increased chance of experienced various heart related problems. Risk Of Angina And Peripheral Arterial Disease When the plaque starts to deposit on the coronary...

"Health Literacy" is the ability to read, understand and act upon health information. And, more than half of the American population is not proficient on this topic. Unfortunately, the above definition is the point after which most head into the wrong direction. Unless a significant misnomer, by definition, the focus of health literacy should be two-fold, enhancement of functional literacy (period) and increased attention to the issues of health. The general public reads very little non-commercial, health-related materials, the content being very challenging. Additionally, people consume too much sugar, consume alcohol and excesses of red meats, processed grains, artificial chemical additives, too few and unvaried fruits and vegetables, and eat too much. Many also smoke, use recreational drugs, misuse prescription drugs, exercise too little and engage in other social and recreational activities that are harmful to them physically and psychologically. Much of that which I jus...