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HDL cholesterol has an important task to perform which is to carry excess LDL or “bad cholesterol” back to liver for necessary processing and ultimate elimination through your gastrointestinal tract. If you have low levels of HDL cholesterol, the extra LDL cholesterol keeps on accumulating and puts you on higher risk of having heart disease or stroke. Therefore, increasing HDL cholesterol is as important as lowering your LDL or “bad cholesterol”. You need to maintain your HDL above 60 mg/dL or more as an increase of 1 mg/dL in HDL will decrease your risk of heart disease by 2-3%. So, how to increase your HDL? Well…there is no single “magic bullet” drug to raise your HDL or “good cholesterol” levels. To have healthy HDL cholesterol levels, you need to have healthy life-style, quitting smoking and alcohol altogether, taking natural supplements, and closely examine what you eat on regular basis.
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