Cholesterol: 5 symptoms that warn you it’s too high(1 / 2)
High cholesterol is usually asymptomatic and should therefore be monitored solely with blood tests . A cholesterol level above 240 mg/dL can be a warning sign. To lower or control it, you can focus on consuming less fatty foods and eating less.
Although high cholesterol doesn’t present obvious symptoms, there are five signs that shouldn’t be ignored. The first sign is the presence of dark or yellowish spots on the skin, a symptom that may not necessarily mean anything, but it should prompt us to investigate further.
The answer to how to lower cholesterol lies in diet and lifestyle.
