A lack of cholesterol can increase the risk of brain attack

People whose cholesterol falls below 70 may be in greater danger of having a head attack than those under 100 but over 70 years old, according to a study by Pennsylvania State University.

In addition to being better for general heart health, low cholesterol is especially useful in reducing the risk of wasic shock, which occurs when a blood vessel is blocked, which also leads to the blocking of blood flow into the brain.

But the low cholesterol was linked to 169 percent higher risk of bleeding stroke ʹ the result of a weak blood vessel, and explosive, the study says.

Heart disease is considered the number one cause of death in the U.S. but is actually made up of a network of heart problems, including cardiac arrest, heart failure, high blood pressure, and stroke. Of the 630,000 people suffering from heart disease every year, around 140,000 die from stroke attacks, Kosovas Prees broadcast.

Bleeding attacks are less common, but more fatal than wasmic.

These broken blood vessels account for only 15 percent of all U.S. brain attacks, but they are guilty of about 40 percent of deaths as a result of stroke.

The largest and most popular advice of the American Heart Association (AHA) is to keep everything low: low blood pressure, low cholesterol, low sodium and so forth. Colesterol is built within blood vessels so that the heart must work harder to pump blood through it.

Since vessels are coated with lipids, blood clots are more likely to block its flow, including oxygen in the brain, causing a stroke.

AHA recommends that Americans keep their cholesterol levels below 100 mg / dL (even though 100-129 mg / dL is not seen as disturbing to those who do not have any health problems).

But there are no clear instructions on what the minimum level of cholesterol should be. The new study suggests that there may be.

Bad cholesterol can be reduced by lowering red meat, and milk products, and fats consumed by your diet, and increasing fatty acid and getting fibers.