When people have high cholesterol, and they take steps to lower it, such as eating less animals, dairy, etc., where does the cholesterol go? Does it leave the body or stay in the body in a different form?
In: Biology
Cholesterol is used by many of the cells in your bodies to make hormones, vitamins, and other things that aid in digesting food. So it doesn’t really GO anywhere. Your cells transform cholesterol into other useful things. It’s when we have an excess that your body starts storing it in its fat form, usually in your arteries.
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