Are the effects of high cholesterol reversible?
High cholesterol can be reversed, but I wouldn’t support what you have in mind. Cholesterol isn’t just “that fatty, waxy stuff that accumulates in the blood”. The body produces cholesterol for a reason. When you don’t drink enough water and the blood thickens, it also becomes toxic. Pumping this toxic blood through the arteries can cause minute tears and abrasions. The body then produces cholesterol to act as a bandage to protect the damaged areas until the repairs can be made. However, you still run the risk of cholesterol build up or, if not enough cholesterol is produced, some of the damage can peel away and cause embolisms, and travel to the lungs or the brain. You should eat properly and increase your water and salt intake. Too many people take their health for granted – they live for today, with no thought about tomorrow. But tomorrow always comes, and so do the consequences. Make a habit of taking care of your health while is easier. You may think it’s not that easy now, but wai
