By: Dalton Askew.  Poor Diet Eating foods high in saturated fats  Weight Obesity Lack of exercise  Genetics Conditions that run in the family.

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By: Dalton Askew

 Poor Diet Eating foods high in saturated fats  Weight Obesity Lack of exercise  Genetics Conditions that run in the family

 Things that have been linked to high cholesterol:  Atherosclerosis Hardening of the arteries  Coronary Heart Disease  High Blood Pressure  Strokes

 Maintaining a healthy diet  Exercising more often and regularly Losing Weight  Avoiding things like smoking and drinking Limit your alcohol intake

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 Developed by, RelayHealth. “High Cholesterol.” CRS – Adult Health Advisor (2012): 1. Health Source – Consumer Edition. Web. 10. Feb  Canning, Clare. "Eating Your Way to a Healthy Heart." (2009): 71. Abstract. (n.d.): n. pag. Print.