Sentence examples for poor cholesterol from inspiring English sources

The costs declined for exercisers even if they had been given a diagnosis of heart disease or had multiple risk factors for heart disease — such as high blood pressure and poor cholesterol profiles.

The rats were given free access to fatty foods for 12 weeks, by which time they all had become rotund and developed metabolic syndrome, a constellation of unhealthy conditions that includes insulin resistance, poor cholesterol levels and high blood pressure.

Many past studies have found that relatively low aerobic fitness is linked with a significantly increased risk for heart disease and premature death and that being out of shape may, in fact, represent a greater risk for developing heart disease than if you have a poor cholesterol profile, Type 2 diabetes, a history of smoking or a high body mass index.

A study published last year in PLoS One, for instance, found that in children and teenagers, repeated bouts of running or other physical activity lasting as little as five minutes at a time reduced the youngsters' risks of poor cholesterol profiles, wide waistlines and above-average blood pressure readings as much as longer exercise sessions did.

A study of almost 2,000 older adults published in August, for instance, found that those who spent the most hours seated every day had a greater risk of high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, a poor cholesterol profile and body-wide inflammation than those who sat the least, no matter how much either group exercised (which, generally, was not much).

Poor cholesterol control was defined as having an LDL >100 mg/dL, because this is the only Healthy People 2020 LDL target for patients with diabetes (18).

Keogh et al (2003) also reported a poor cholesterol-lowering effect of a daily supplement of 10 g of barley β-glucans compared to a control diet and conclude that the lack of effect may be a consequence of structural changes in β-glucan that result from food processing or storage of the barley products.

Time-poor, cholesterol-rich executives cite not just the global economy and the competitive pressures it has unleashed, but also fitness concerns.

Vitamin D deficiency alone will cause a cascade of deficiencies or poor metabolization; cholesterol metabolism is affected, calcium uptake is affected, mood is hugely affected.

Table 2 presents the full results of our adjusted models for poor glycemic, LDL cholesterol, and blood pressure control.

In fact, we found no evidence of racial/ethnic- or education-related disparities in poor control of cholesterol in either the NHANES 1988–1994 or the NHANES 1999 2008.