How does blood become overloaded with cholesterol?

Answer 1

You see, there are things like bad cholesterol and good cholesterol and sodium. I'm sure you've seen the heart attack commercials with the video of an artery getting clogged by cholesterol. The little pellets getting stuck together clogging. Anyways, here is a little equation for ya.

Bad cholesterol = B

Good cholesterol = G

Sodium = S

You eat a burger and some fries and a shake at a local restaurant. That burger had 1patty, onions, cheese, lettuce, and ketchup for example.

Patty Onions Cheese Lettuce Ketchup

B + B + BS + G + S = [b³gs²]

One good cholesterol cancels out one bad cholesterol.

So overall it is b²s² = 4pellets [per-say]

And over a time lapse of maybe a month, an average person would go out maybe 10 times out of a month.(in my opinion).

So after maybe some good cholesterol and bad cholesterol etc, I'm going to have to say about 1000 little pellets could clog an artery. so maybe 10 a month over a series of events and what not.

In my opinion. Eat baddies in moderation. It all tastes better knowing you are taking it all in a little bit at a time.

~Mega