Keeping Lower Cholesterol Levels: The Good and The Bad About LDL
We all know to dangers involved with having high levels of LDL, the low-density lipoprotein. LDL is also referred to as the bad cholesterol since it deposits cholesterol into artery walls resulting in the narrowing of the arteries, a condition called atherosclerosis. With that said, LDL some other positive sides. It appears that LDL has a vital function when it comes to dehydration.
The natural approach to lowering cholesterol advocates the drinking of at least 8-10 glasses of pure water a day as part of the dietary regime needed to reduce cholesterol without drugs. Some people however, either forget to drink of suffer from ma condition called chronic unintentional dehydration. This condition happens when people forget to drink water for significantly long periods of time. That is not to say they don’t drink any liquids. But consuming coffee and other beverages, which contain caffeine thus only promoting to the process of dehydration.
In advanced cases of dehydration, tearing in artery walls occurs as the blood becomes highly acidic (water significantly promote to alkalizing the blood and shortage of water makes the blood acidic). This is where LDL comes in handy as it coats the artery walls thus preventing a dangerous condition called embolism. LDL also helps protecting the production of hormones and vitamin D, which are all essential in the process of dehydration.
Nevertheless, as beneficial as LDL my be in the process of dehydration, its build up in artery walls is till dangerous and may lead to serious chronic conditions such as atheriosclerisis and heart disease. The best choice is therefore tom avoid dehydration by drinking at least 8 glasses of pure water per day, limiting the consumption of caffeine while naturally lowering the LDL cholesterol level through diet, supplementation, exercise and relaxation techniques.
