High blood cholesterol levels are usually the result of a weak liver and numerous inflammatory processes in the body. The diet, of course, affects cholesterol levels, but the effect is not due to high cholesterol intake. An anti-inflammatory diet will reduce cholesterol blood levels over time.
In its broad definition, inflammation is a repair mechanism for damaged tissue. Every cell's fatty membrane comprises cholesterol, so repairing cells requires the liver to produce more cholesterol! Cholesterol is not the enemy in this case—it is a part of the self-repair mechanism.
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Hypertension and blood cholesterol are compensation mechanisms.
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Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, and High blood cholesterol.
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