LDLC Cholesterol is considered to be the "bad" cholesterol in one's diet. Intake of too much LDLC Cholesterol increases the risk of cardiovascular health problems.
If you have been told that your cholesterol is too high, you might be considering a low cholesterol diet. Reducing your cholesterol does not have to mean eliminating everything you enjoy from your diet. A few key swaps can make a big difference in cholesterol without changing the taste. One great idea is to switch from using butter or margarine to heart healthy canola or olive oil spreads instead. Also, start your day with a healthy choice to get you on the right path for the day. This might include a bowl of oatmeal, or an egg substitute omelette instead of normal eggs.
it will not increase at all, i am not sure after 20 eggs a day if thats what you mean by a lot but still its okay, eggs raising cholesterol levels in the blood is outdated and not true
What does this mean it makes no sense
You probably mean "atherogenic". Such a diet produces atheromas, especially on the walls of the arteries.
Jordan Rubin - Garden of Life founder - says it is OK to eat 3 boiled eggs (preferably free-range, organic) a day...Eggs contain dietary cholesterol (as does liver and some shellfish), but you can eat as many as you want as long as you have a healthy diet and try to avoid saturated fats. According to the FDA the maximum daily amount of cholesterol should be less than 300 mg for a 2000 calorie diet. According to the Mayo Clinic a large egg contains 213 mg of cholesterol. Doing the math that would mean about 1.5 eggs a day if you ate nothing else that contained cholesterol.References at links.
Get educated about the types of cholesterol and what each type will mean before you get started with any specific diet. Some diets designed to help you lose weight quickly may also expose you to large amounts of bad cholesterol, negating the initial benefit of the diet on your overall health. Read up on cholesterol information that will help you understand which foods are good for lowering cholesterol and which foods may raise it. Consider this information when you look at diets to choose a weight loss option that will work for you, and run every diet by your doctor before starting.
6.5 in a cholesterol reading is considered to be a high cholesterol reading. It should not be above 5. Reduce or cut out animal fats (all dairy foods, red meats, take aways, ready meals etc) out of your diet completely.
If you mean are the better then eggs yes. The contain no fat or chlorestrol and have 30 calories compared to one egg.
While genetics can play a role in cholesterol levels, it doesn't guarantee you will have high cholesterol. Lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, and overall health habits also influence cholesterol levels. Regular check-ups with your healthcare provider can help monitor your cholesterol levels and make any necessary lifestyle changes.
Yes. In fact, most of the cholesterol found in an egg is in the yolk. Does this mean you should just eat the egg white? Absolutely not! Like most cholesterol-rich foods, eggs are jam-packed full of important nutrients, especially the fat-soluble vitamins and essential fatty acids. (the good cholesterol). Egg is a total food, eat a few eggs per day and you could dispense with that boring daily vitamin.
An LDL Cholesterol number is the number they give you telling you how badly your arteries are blocked. The higher the number of your LDL, the worse your blockage is. Lowering your number will help prevent a possible future heart attack.