Sentence examples for cholesterol from inspiring English sources
The word "cholesterol" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the presence of cholesterol levels in the blood, potential health effects of high cholesterol, or foods that have high or low cholesterol. Example sentence: Eating fatty foods can raise your cholesterol levels.
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A sterol lipid synthesized by the liver and transported in the bloodstream to the membranes of all animal cells; it plays a central role in many biochemical processes and, as a lipoprotein that coats the walls of blood vessels, is associated with cardiovascular disease.
Football reduces the risk of heart and lung disease and diabetes by lowering blood pressure and body fat, improving cholesterol levels and the efficiency of the heart.
A large yolk contains 210mg, and the previous cholesterol limit was 300mg a day.
f6e65e9a-4e9d-4e6e-b7c0-cbfd09c1496a Low in cholesterol, high in iron and protein, leaner than beef, pork or lamb: goat ticks all the modern dietary boxes.
Liver function tests and cholesterol levels were going up.
It found that playing football for an hour three times a week for 15 weeks reduced blood pressure, cholesterol and weight (by 2.3kg), and improved cardiovascular fitness.
The egg is increasingly being exonerated as a health hazard – the latest findings from the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee in the US say that eating foods high in cholesterol may not significantly affect levels of cholesterol in the blood, and hence it has dropped its restrictions on dietary cholesterol.
Porridge with honey and apple purée serves 1 Magic ingredient apples Apples are rich in cholesterol-lowering fibre.
Lipitor, Pfizer's cholesterol-lowering drug, is 30% cheaper in France than in Britain.
That may reassure the restaurant's cholesterol-conscious patrons, but it is ruining the appetite of Dubai's creditors.
When the company launched a successful hostile bid for Warner-Lambert, another American drug producer, in 2000, the prize it sought was Warner-Lambert's Lipitor, a blockbuster cholesterol-lowering drug.As the smaller partner in the merger, Pharmacia's employees are understandably nervous that most of the $2.5 billion in annual cost savings expected by 2005 will come from their side.
As its blockbusting anti-cholesterol drug Mevacor reaches the end of its patent-protected life, an even better heart-attack preventer, Zocor, is taking its place.
