Treatments for High Cholesterol
Excess deposition of fatty cholesterol in the bloodstream can cause serious health problems. High cholesterol can be treated with medications that lower cholesterol levels in the blood, the most common being statins.
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188 ReviewsVendor:Seeking HealthVendor:Life ExtensionVendor:Doctor's BestWhat are Statins?
Statins are a cholesterol-lowering medication. They are advised to be taken throughout life to maintain the level of cholesterol in the bloodstream.
How do Statins work to lower Cholesterol?
Statins block the enzyme contained in the liver that is responsible for the production of cholesterol.
60%of adults in Englandare estimated to have cholesterol.
21%Statinsreduce the risk of stroke by 21% and work effectively to reduce cholesterol.
Expert’s Opinion on Cholesterol Treatment
“There are a number of different treatments for high cholesterol. The most common treatment is lifestyle changes. This includes eating a healthy diet, exercising regularly, and losing weight if you are overweight. Medications may also be prescribed to lower cholesterol levels. These include statins, niacin, and fibrates. In some cases, surgery may be recommended to remove blockages in the arteries caused by high cholesterol!”
Dr Sameer NakedarMBBS (London), MRCGP, PGCertHow it works
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