The British Heart Foundation (BHF) warns: "There are usually no symptoms of high cholesterol. "But if left untreated, it can ...

The NHS states: "To reduce your cholesterol, try to cut down on fatty food, especially food that contains a type of fat ...

High cholesterol is a common health condition that doesn't usually produce any noticeable symptoms, but there are some ...

A study has suggested that even a single daily alcoholic drink could elevate an individual's blood pressure and cholesterol ...

According to a study published last month, snacking on pecan nuts instead of chips or sweets may lower the risk of heart ...

If your cholesterol levels are too high, it can end up clogging your blood vessels and making it harder for blood to flow.

High cholesterol, or hypercholesterolemia, usually has no apparent symptoms and is therefore labeled as a "silent killer." ...

Improving your diet could help to reduce your cholesterol, though your GP is best placed to share advice if you're struggling ...

A study has suggested that the timing of our meals could impact our heart health - and a cardiologist and dietitian have ...

High Cholesterol control tips: 7 summer drinks that can help you deal with excessive LDL bad cholesterol accumulation ...

If you have high levels of 'bad' cholesterol, you typically won't see any symptoms, making it a silent but dangerous risk ...