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What Is Lipoprotein(a)? Understanding the Silent Heart Risk

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Introduction What Is Lipoprotein(a)? Understanding the Silent Heart Risk Cardiovascular disease remains a leading cause of death worldwide. Most people know about cholesterol and blood pressure as risk factors, but many overlook lipoprotein(a). This tiny particle could quietly increase your risk of heart problems without obvious symptoms. Knowing what lipoprotein(a) is can help you take …

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Cholesterol Reducing Methods I Diet, Lifestyle, Statins, Sterols, Soluble fiber

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Introduction Managing your cholesterol levels is key to keeping your heart healthy. High cholesterol is a silent threat that can lead to dangerous problems like heart attacks and strokes. According to the American Heart Association, nearly 94 million Americans have high LDL cholesterol, which increases their risk of cardiovascular disease. As awareness grows, more people …

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Do Statins Lower Lipoprotein (a)? A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding the Connection

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Introduction Lipoprotein (a), or Lp(a), is often called the “silent risk factor” for heart disease. It floats in your blood, carrying fats and proteins. Most people don’t realize that high Lp(a) levels can put them at serious risk. At the same time, statins are popular for managing cholesterol. But do these common drugs lower Lp(a)? …

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