Cholesterol is important because you need it to synthesize the very important steroid hormones such as testosterone and estrogen and is needed to help make Vitamin D in your body. Also, cholesterol is a part of the cell membrane of every cell in your body, so cholesterol is quite important!
Cholesterol or fat is important in the bodies of humans and animals to prevent heat-loss.For example, penguins have a thick layer of fat under their skin,and as fat is an insulator(bad conductor)of heat,heat from their bodies do not get lost and they can keep warm even if they are in the north poles!!^3^
Cholesterol is associated with fatty depostitions in the arteries which are associated with heart attacks and stroke. The basic idea is that reducing cholesterol intake with reduce the formation of these deposits. However, cholesterol is also important as building block for hormones in the body so complete elimination is problematic.
Cholesterol is the best known of the sterols (According to "Nutrition: Concepts & Controversies" by Sizer & Whitney)
yes offcourse
A diet that is high in fiber and low in oils and fats is considered a low cholesterol diet
why are cholesterol molecules important components of cell membranes
You can check out cookbooks from your public library or contact a nutrition specialist or medical doctor for information on recipes to lower cholesterol.
TC ,or total serum cholesterol, is a quantitative analysis of cholesterol in the patients blood. The type of cholesterol is as important as the quantity of cholesterol.
Check the nutrition labels. Foods always display how much cholesterol each one has. Some common known low-cholesterol proteins include fish and beans.
poor nutrition is the major cause of high cholesterol and that is the cause of plaque build up
Yes, cholesterol is important in the synthesis of sex hormones.
Prevent heart disease & lower bad cholesterol , good fiber
LDL. Low Density Lipoproteins per clinical nutrition book, they're approximately half cholesterol which accounts for their role in heart disease.