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Why do we see countries with high average cholesterol levels have comparatively low rates of heart disease?

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Why do we see countries with high average cholesterol levels have comparatively low rates of heart disease?

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The good news is more and more attention is starting to be placed on what I believe is the real cause of heart disease (and many other chronic diseases including cancer and diabetes): a pro-inflammatory state in the body as the result of a pro-inflammatory lifestyle. MSNBC recently had an article outlining a new $20 million study sponsered by the Federal government that is going to take a look at Fish Oil and Vitamin D supplementation and their effect on heart disease rates. I suspect that this study will show a decrease in those populations supplementing with Fish Oil and Vitamin D as these supplements have anti-inflammatory properties which help to offset the damage done by the typical American lifestyle. Let’s take a look at what we mean by a pro-inflammatory state in the body. We cause a pro-inflammatory state in two ways: our body’s stress response and food we eat. First we’ll talk about the stress response. The autonomic nervous system is the part of your nervous system that cont

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