Although it is by no means the only major risk factor, elevated serum cholesterol is clearly associated with a high risk of heart disease. Most medical doctors suggest cholesterol levels should stay under 200 mg/dl (5.2 mmol/liter). Cholesterol levels lower than 200 are not without risk, however, as many people with levels below 200 have heart attacks.

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As levels fall below 200, heart disease risk continues to decline. Many nutritionally oriented doctors consider cholesterol levels of no more than 180 to be optimal. Medical laboratories now subdivide total cholesterol measurement into several components including LDL cholesterol (which is directly linked to heart disease) and HDL cholesterol (the so-called "good" cholesterol). The relative amount of HDL to LDL is more important than total cholesterol. For example, it is possible for someone with very high HDL to be at relatively low risk for heart disease even with total cholesterol above 200. Evaluation of changes in cholesterol requires consultation with a healthcare professional and includes measurements of blood levels of total cholesterol as well as HDL and LDL cholesterol.


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If your cholesterol is a little higher than it should be, you're probably trying to adjust it by following a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol. Unfortunately for many of us, this approach just doesn't do the trick. Natural treatments, however, may help reduce moderately elevated cholesterol levels. Of these, inositol hexaniacinate (no-flush niacin) and pantethine are vitamins accumulating notable track records, as is the herbal supplement guggulipid. Its cholesterol-reducing actions are thought to be due to mevinolin, a chemical identical to lovastatin. Lovastatin and other statins are chemicals used in conventional medicine to reduce cholesterol. In 1999, lovastatin was also shown to reduce death rates from cardiovascular disease.


Garlic is another herb for cholesterol. The therapeutic effects of Garlic have been scientifically validated in the area of cholesterol and triglyceride-lowering, as well as its strong antimicrobial properties. Research in Germany, India, France, China, England, and the United States demonstrate consistent results proving the efficacy and safety of Garlic even in high doses. Known as a yang tonic in Chinese medicine, Garlic will stimulate appetite and metabolism, clear toxins, and act as an antimicrobial agent of the mucous membranes. A great deal of recent work has been done on the sulfur-bearing amino acids in Garlic.


Researchers have estimated that for each one percent decrease in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol, heart attack risk drops by two percent. By comparison, each one percent increase in HDL levels causes a three to four percent drop in heart attack risk. For these reasons, investigators have tried to find out what effects red yeast rice has on HDL levels. In one prominent study in China, the conventional statin-based drug simvastatin (Zocor) was slightly better at reducing total blood cholesterol than the red yeast rice concentrate Xuezhikang. However, simvastatin was significantly better than Xuezhikang at raising HDL levels. Similarly, an American clinical trial showed that Xuezhikang caused predictable reductions in total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and triglyceride levels, but had little effect on HDL. However, in a study presented at a March 1999 American Heart Association conference, red yeast rice increased HDL levels by an average of 15 percent.


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LifeSource Vitamins Cholesterol Support is a dietary supplement specifically formulated to support your body's natural metabolism of cholesterol.* In addition to this effective supplement, we recommend a diet low in saturated fats and regular aerobic exercise, walking, jogging, anything aerobic.*


LifeSource Vitamins proprietary blended Cholesterol Support is a dietary supplement specifically formulated to support your body's natural metabolism of cholesterol. 28 ingredients all work synergistically to lower cholesterol.*

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