'Excess cholesterol' diaporamas de présentation

Take charge of your heart

Nicole Derse , B.Scs. Med, C.N.C. Preventative, Functional & Nutritional Medicine Center for Optimal Health www.DCOptimalHealth.net. Take charge of your heart. Functional Medicine.

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Principles of Biomedical Sciences

Principles of Biomedical Sciences. Unit1: Human Body Systems. Human Body Systems. Interactions Between Body Systems. Confidentiality. Healthcare provider must treat patient information confidentially and protect its security. Unit 2: Heart Attack. The Heart. Blood Flow.

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CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH

Chapter 5. CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH. Women are about as likely to die of cardiovascular disease as they are to die of breast cancer. True or False?

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Fats and Oils

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Fats and Oils

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Fats and Oils

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Fats and Oils

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Ch. 20 Lipids

Ch. 20 Lipids. Milbank High School. Objectives. 1. How are lipids defined? How are they classified? 2. What is a fatty acid? What is the difference between a saturated, monounsaturated, and polyunsaturated fatty acid?

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HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA

HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA. TG HAJAR ASYIQIN BINTI TENGKU IBRAHIM D11A036 NURUL SYUHADA BINTI RIBUAN D11 A032 HERLINA BINTI MOHD RAPI D11A010

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Lipid Metabolizing Genes

Lipid Metabolizing Genes. Cholesterol Metabolism. CETP Cholesterol ester transfer protein Closely linked to HDL-C HDL-C functions in reverse cholesterol transport Removes excess cholesterol from periphery Excess cholesterol is esterified to make cholesterol esters CETP and HDL-C

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Fats and Oils

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Waxes

Waxes. Waxes are esters that combine a long-chain fatty acid with a long-chain alcohol (14-30 carbons in each chain, unbranched) Plants produce waxes on the surfaces of their leaves, stems and fruits to prevent water loss and protect against pests

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Nutrition & Metabolism

Nutrition & Metabolism. pp. 39, 42-49, 454, & 478- 486. Functions?. Metabolic Importance of the Liver. Carbohydrates. Carb Digestion & Absorption. Carbohydrate Metabolism. Glucose = Main fuel source for cells Role of the liver Converts other monosacch. into glucose

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HIGH BLOOD CHOLESTEROL

HIGH BLOOD CHOLESTEROL. Cholesterol is found in every cell in our body. Cholesterol is used to build healthy cells, as well as vital hormones. High Cholesterol you develop fatty deposits in your blood vessels. These deposits make it difficult for blood to flow.

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Cholesterol, Heart Health and Nutrition:

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The Oxidized Cholesterol Strategy is a perfect example of knowledge as strength.

The Oxidized Cholesterol Strategy is a perfect example of knowledge as strength. Cholesterol is dangerously accumulating on the walls of the veins, It has been oxidized. Oxidation is very harmful to cholesterol cells. Your immune system can damage bacterial oxidized cholesterol. The immune system then attempts to overcome it, which may cause inflammation of the artery wall. It can cause atherosclerosis or heart disease.r r Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yxlvdt7x

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